Olight Odin S Picatinny Tactical Flashlight - Matte Black
Light up your firearm with the powerful Olight Odin S Picatinny Tactical Flashlight in Matte Black.
Powerful Beam: With a 250-meter beam reach and 1,500 lumens of max output, it's perfect for short and medium ranges.
Dual Power Options: Powered by a 3500mAh 18650 rechargeable Li-ion battery or two CR123A batteries.
Secure Design: Double-locked pressure switch and upgraded mounting bracket ensure secure and stable light control even under recoil.
Customizable Strobe: Activate or deactivate the strobe function by rapidly pushing the remote or tail switch five times or more.
This flashlight's impressive features and sleek matte finish make it a top choice in the market!
Highlights
• Powerful and compact
• 1500 Lumens output
• Beam distance of 250m
• 310 minutes Runtime
• Double-locked pressure switch
• Secure and professional design
• Customizable strobe
• Dual power options
• Standard 3500 mAh rechargeable battery included
• Compatible with 2*non-rechargeable batteries
• Fits Picatinny rail
SPECIFICATIONS:
Output: 1500 lumens
Battery: 3.6V 3500mAh Rechargeable / 2 x CR123A
Spotlight: Narrow
Operating modes: 2 + 1 Strobe
Switch: Tactical switch on the back of the light
Charging: Magnetic USB charging
Material: Aluminum alloy
Dimensions: 127.5 x 29 mm (Length x Width)
Weight with Battery: 193 g
Impact Resistance: 1.5 meters
IP Rating: IPX8; withstands permanent submersion up to 2 meters
Warranty: 60 months
WHAT'S IN THE BOX:
1x Olight Odin S Picatinny (Matte Black)
1 x 18650 Li-ion Battery
1x Magnetic Charging Cable
1 x Remote Control Switch
1 x Remote Control Switch Bracket
1 x Picatinny Mount
1 x Hex Key
Screw Fasteners
1 x Case for CR123A batteries
1 x User Manual
The Olight Odin S Picatinny Tactical Flashlight is perfect for firearm enthusiasts. It's compact and powerful, with a beam that reaches 250 meters and outputs 1500 lumens. It has dual power options and a secure design. Dimensions are 127.5 x 29 mm (Length x Width), and it weighs 193 g with battery.
