Max. 1400 lumen Two Power Setting
- Maximum 1400 lumen and 30 degree coverage powered by 6 x AA batteries but you can still benefit portable size thanks to its cylindrical battery pack. Powerful light source supports various scenes as like a handy torch to deliver the light further away in cave or during night dive, or a lighting device for macro imaging.
- JAN code: 4562121437661
- Ideal lighting device for aiming or macro imaging thanks to carefully selected white LED chip producing quality light with enhanced color reproducibility and color temperature 5000K.
- Simple yet durable rotary switch provides two power settings for various scenes; FULL with maximum intensity 1400 lumen or LOW with 700 lumen for longer burn time. The rotary switch is equipped with Lock Ring to prevent accidental operation when the product is not in use.
- Operated by easily obtainable 6x AA batteries. Using compatible rechargeable batteries like “eneloop” or “eneloop pro” enables you to share same battery charger with an INON strobe to enhance mobility and minimize your luggage space.
INON LF1400-S
S$250.00
Specifications
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