Underwater Kinetics Mini-Q40 MK2 eLED Dive Light
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Underwater Kinetics Mini-Q40 MK2 eLED Dive Light
$65.00
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Description
You've never seen compact, reliable performance from a light this small! The newly updated Mini-Q40 Mark 2 eLED Dive Light is depth rated up to 150 meters. It provides 250 lumens worth of light for 5 hours using only 4 AA batteries. The push button rear switch is easy to use -- even with heavy gloves. The bright, tight beam is excellent at cutting through murky water. It's ideal for illuminating cavernous areas, wrecks, or crevices and cliffs. Underwater Kinetics provided a mask strap for hands-free diving, perfect for lobster hunting!
Underwater Kinetics Mini-Q40 MK2 eLED Dive Light Features:
- Weight: 6oz/170g
- 250 lumens of brightness
- Depth rated to 150m/500ft
- Hands-free mask strap included
- 5 hours of run time off 4 AA batteries
- New optics system for better visibility
- Robust ABS body design that will never corrode
- Push button rear switch is easy for gloved hands to press
- Dimensions: 7.5" x 1.6" x 1.4" / 19.05 x 4.06 x 3.56 cm
- Made in the USA
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm -- www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
More Info
- Product Sku: 514630-E
- Depth Rating (ft.): 500
- Rechargeable Battery: No
- Battery Type: AA
- Battery Included: No
- Brightness Lumens: 250
- Burn Minutes: 300
- Bulb Type: LED
- Light Type: Secondary
- UPC Code: 032705146301
- Accessory: No
Customer Reviews
Reviews
Jan
5 out of 5 stars
terrific small light
Not a light canon, but a very nice small light that's powerful enough.
Barb
5 out of 5 stars
Great small light
Well, my dog ate my original Mini-Q 40 so I need this. It is reliable with long life and fits nicely in the hand.
Katartizo
5 out of 5 stars
My choice
I first was introduced to this flashlight when I was a service tech for Time Warner Cable back at the turn of the centruy. This is functionally the most reliable flashlight I have ever used. The 4-battery design provides long-term use which proved helpful when working up on a pole, at night, in the rain. It came with an attachment for my safety helmet but I usually just held it between my teeth. The plastic body is much more functional than any of the "high tech" aluminum-bodied flashlights I have been assigned, or purchased, over the years. Yes, they are expensive but they tend to last way longer than any of the alternatives I have used in over 50 years. Well except my 6, D-cell Maglite I have owned since the 70's. But that light is for a different function. Sure, it does not have the brightness of others, or the ability to focus the beam, but I would trade those functions any day of the week, plus Sunday for the reliability of this flashlight. My graveyard of all those fancy, anodized wonders is piled high, while I believe I have only owned two of these units in over the past 20 years, and one of those was issued to me. I'm not a diver, I'm just a guy who appreciates the rugged reliability this flashlight has to offer.