Streamlight SideWinder LED, Military Multi-Task Light
Twenty flashlights in one—the most versatile military light in the world. A compact, high performance, multi-source LED flashlight, the SideWinder is engineered to meet a variety of hands-free task illumination requirements with different color LEDs that operate at varying intensities and runtimes. The light features a 185 degree tilting head and a versatile steel clip that lets you position the light beam at the work area. Each LED in the SideWinder features 4 levels of output intensities: Low (5%), Medium (20%), Medium-High (50%), High (100%) plus a Strobe function (100%). The pull-to-turn locking 4-color rotary selector knob has a tactile indicator which makes it easy to operate, even with gloves. Available in Coyote Tan or Marine Olive Drab, with your choice of Infared Lens or Green Lens.
Features:
One switch for On-Off, dimming, and mode selection functions.
Double click button to initiate strobe function from “Off” position
Push and hold button for light output levels from “Off” position
Mounts to MOLLE, ACH, or belt for easy carrying or hands-free use
Battery polarity indicators for easy replacement in the dark
Unbreakable, gasket-sealed polycarbonate lens with scratch-resistant coating
O-ring sealed for waterproof operation. Meets MIL-STD-810F, Method 512.4
Tethered tailcap to prevent loss
Cord attachment hole supports up to 25 lbs.
Articulating 185° rotating head
Spring steel clip attaches to MOLLE or belt
Clip can be mounted on either side of the light
Dimensions: 4.63" High; 2.31" Wide
Weight: 4.96 ounces
US and foreign patents pending
One year limited warranty
Battery:
Powered by 2 “AA” batteries. Also accepts 2 “AA” lithium batteries, which allow extended operation, or extreme temperatures (-40°F - 150°F)
Bulb:
½ Watt White, Red, Blue, or Green LED
Material:
High-impact, super-tough nylon case; drop-test verified from 30 feet
Color:
Coyote Tan or Marine Olive Drab
Weight (with batteries):
4.96 ounces
Dimensions:
4.63” H x 2.31” W
Run Time:
Varies based on level and color intensity – anywhere between 7 to 100 hours
