Rigel Systems Astronomy FlashLight - SKYLITE
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Rigel Systems Astronomy FlashLight - SKYLITE

Rigel Systems Astronomy FlashLight - SKYLITE

Rigel SystemsSKU: SKYLITE
Price:
$54.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
  • DUAL Ultra-bright LEDs... 2 RED LED's and 2 White LED's The best and the brightest with lifetimes of 100,000+ hours, never break, and provide smooth illumination.
  • Thumbwheel Brightness Control...Dial up just the right amount of light and extend battery life.
  • Energy Efficient... Up to 320+ hours at the dimmest setting, 12+ hours at the brightest, from one 9V Alkaline.
  • Water Resistant

Compact, rugged ABS plastic case fits in the palm of your hand – a mere 4.5 inches long, 1.3 inches high and 1 inch wide. DUAL Ultra-bright LEDs– the best and the brightest with lifetimes of 100,000+ hours, never break, and provide smooth illumination. Thumbwheel Brightness Control – dial up just the right amount of light and conserve your battery.

Energy Efficient– up to 320 hours at the lowest setting, 12+ hours at the brightest, from one 9 volt Alkaline battery. Exclusive brightness regulation circuitry – prevents fadeout as batteries age unlike all the other LED and bulb flashlights. Other Features– 9-Volt battery and 20 Inch neck strap included.

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