Description
The Elzetta Shield Horizontal Handle & Light is a high powered light and handle combination that allows the user to maintain positive grip while activating the 1,000 lumen white light. It has an integrated solid-state tape switch and two neutral-tint solid acrylic optical flood lenses that can uniformly illuminate an entire room. All electronics are fully potted for extreme durability with redundant circuitry for the two light sources to ensure continued operation should one source be damaged. No soldering or wire-routing is required for installation and comes with a five-year limited warranty.
Features
- CREE LED’s produce 1000 lumens of light for over 2.5 hours without dimming.
- Wide uniform beam pattern enhances situational awareness and threat assessment.
- Optional Strobe Light feature designed to disorient adversaries by producing high-frequency light flashes.
- Solid mounting via steel fasteners eliminates adhesives and threat of secondary projectiles.
- Solid-state switch technology guarantees maximum reliability.
- The simple user interface is factory pre-programmed for momentary and constant-on operation.
- Complete redundancy ensures system operability even if one of two LED lights is destroyed.
- All wiring concealed inside the system to eliminate snag hazards.
- Molded-in textured surfaces provide exceptional grip in all conditions.
- Solid acrylic optical lenses (no reflectors) provide extreme durability and superior beam quality.
- Soft edge beam gradually fades into the environment to reduce tunnel vision.
- Neutral-tint light renders colors accurately similar to sunlight without artificial blue color.
- Fully-potted electronics lock circuit components in place for extreme durability.
- Battery cap easily disables system for storage and transport.
- Battery cap retained with an integral lanyard to avoid loss and speed battery changes.
- All components sealed to provide a water-resistant all-weather system.
Specifications
| Battery Type | 5 CR123 Batteries |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 5 years |
