Description
Product features
Filtered laser technology producing white light without harmful radiation thanks to a triple-coated lens.
500 lumens with an ultra-focused beam providing a maximum beam distance of 1,200 metres for highly precise directional illumination.
Rechargeable 21700 5000 mAh Li-ion battery with USB-C port, providing extended runtime and convenient charging.
Rugged construction made from A6061-T6 aluminium with HAIII anodised finish and IP68 protection against water and dust.
One-handed tactical controls: tail switch for instant activation and side selector for choosing output levels.
Lighting technology
The TK30 uses a filtered laser light source to generate safe white light. The beam is focused through a triple-coated lens that eliminates harmful laser components and produces intense white illumination suitable for tactical applications and long-distance observation.
Range and beam
With a maximum output of 500 lumens, the flashlight produces an extremely focused beam capable of reaching up to 1,200 metres. This beam is designed for pinpoint targeting and long-distance observation rather than illuminating a wide area.
Power supply and runtime
The 21700 5,000 mAh Li-ion battery provides extended runtime (up to several hours depending on the mode) and recharges directly via USB-C, without requiring an external charger. The flashlight includes battery level indication, low-voltage warning and an intelligent memory circuit.
Durability and safety
Made from A6061-T6 aluminium with HAIII anodising, the TK30 combines light weight with high durability. It meets the IP68 standard for protection against water and dust. The flashlight also includes electronic protection against overheating, short circuits and reverse polarity.
Ergonomics and reliability
The tactical controls (tail switch and side selector) provide intuitive and fast one-handed operation. The dual-spring contacts ensure reliable electrical continuity even during impacts and vibrations, making the flashlight suitable for demanding applications (tactical use, hiking, observation).
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