Polish version
LED diving flashlight Xtar D30 - 1600lm with UV kit with charger and battery
light force - 1600 lumens
4 colors of light: white, blue, red and UV!
3 types of CREE LED diód (7 different in total): XHP70.2 P2, XPE2, TX3535P3
power supply - 18650 / 18700 / 26650 (included)
waterproof (IPX8) - immersion up to 100m
made of anodized aviation aluminium 6063 type III with anti-corrosion finish
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High quality diving flashlight Xtar D30 1600lm (set)
| Composition of the set: • Flashlight D30 1600lm • Xtar 26650 5200mAh battery • MC1+ ANT charger with microUSB cable • additional o-ring + leash The whole thing was packed in a handy suitcase. | Key features • 7 Cree diód: 1x XHP70.2 P2, 4x XPE2, 2x TX3535P3 • 4 lighting colors: white, red, blue and UV • light output - 1600 lumens • aviation aluminium housing 6063 type III • Waterproof - IPX8 up to 100m • power supply - 18650 / 18700 / 26650 • WIDE 130° LIGHTING ANGLE |
1600 lumens - useful underwater
The D30 1600 has a maximum brightness of 1600 lumens and can be used for snorkling, scuba diving, cave diving, night diving, video recordings or underwater photography, etc. With a light output of 1600 lumens, the D30 1600 provides a bright luminous flux up to 100m below the surface of the water. It is also equipped with fill lights for movies and photographs.
High-quality CREE LEDs
The D30 1600 is equipped with 7 CREE LED diód:
- 1x XHP70.2 white light
- 4x XPE2 blue and red light (2 LEDs per color)
- 2x TX3535P3 for UV light
High CRI (95+) and vivid colors
The D30 1600 has a high CRI, which greatly relieves eye strain. The colors of such illuminated objects, plants and fish are more expressive, and the fixed image will look better.
Easy to use
The D30 1600 has several lighting modes that can be divided into main and complementary LEDs. Pressing the button briefly changes the white light brightness mode. On the other hand, holding down the button for a longer period of time changes the light color - red / blue / UV.
2h lighting on maximum mode - 1600 lumens
Thanks to the use of a high-quality controller and battery - Xtar 26650 5200mAh, Xtar managed to achieve such an impressive result of lighting. More than 2h hours at 1600 Lumens and such dimensions will surely please any diver. For longer stays underwater, intermediate modes can be used to further extend the lighting time. In medium mode - 400 lumens flashlight can shine more than 6 and a half hours!
Button locking function
The D30 1600 is equipped with a lock button. To use it, simply turn the counter-clockwise button to the icon indicating the closed padlock. The lock helps both during transport (we will avoid accidental activation of the flashlight) and during use. When diving and using the D30 1600, we can lock the button so that you do not accidentally switch the mode or brightness of the light.
Led
The LED above the button indicates the charge level of the batteries. Thanks to this, there will be no situation when suddenly I am left without light - the flashlight, together with the increasingly powerful discharge of the battery, will inform us about it as follows:
- green LED - charge above 35%
- red LED burning uniformly - charge in the range of 10-35%
- flashing red LED - charge below 10%
A range of security features
The D30 1600 is equipped with a number of protections. The most important ones include:
Thermal protection - thanks to this protection in case of excessive temperature, the flashlight will reduce the light force to beat the temperature and prevent possible damage to the flashlight. It is about a very useful function that significantly affects the life of the flashlight.
Anti-corrosion protection - the flashlight was built of anodized 6063 Class III aluminum. The hard anodized coating further protects the aluminium from oxidation and corrosion, which is very important when diving in heavily salted waters.
Waterproof - Thanks to its high precision and build quality, the D30 1600 can be ipx8 compliant. The perfect fit with a set of orings makes the flashlight waterproof even at a depth of 100 meters.
