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Princeton Tectonics Aqua Strobe LED
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Features
The Aqua Strobe LED promises to grab attention when activated, wherever you are.
A single AA battery fuels the strobe.
A simple twist operation turns the Aqua Strobe LED on and also helps to prevent accidental activation and produces 60 flashes per minute.
A buoyant cone keeps the light pointed up, whether found underwater or at the surface.
The Aqua Strobe LED can attach to your BC, tank, or anchor line, as well as a PFD or pack and comes with both a Velcro strap and lanyard.
100 lumens
12 hours run time
IPX8 waterproof
360 degree light
Specifications
Power: 100 lumens
Lamp: 1 white maxbright LED (flashing)
Lamp Mode: Strobe
Run Time: 12 hours
Batteries: 1 AA alkaline
Battery Type: Alkaline
Color of Light: White light
Bulb Type: LED
Weight: 96 g
Water-Resistant: IPX8
Warranty: 1 year
Industrial Rating: General purpose
Distance: 1600+ meters
Brightness Levels: 1
The Aqua Strobe LED promises to grab attention when activated, wherever you are.
A single AA battery fuels the strobe. A simple twist operation turns the Aqua Strobe LED on and also helps to prevent accidental activation and produces 60 flashes per minute. A buoyant cone keeps the light pointed up, whether found underwater or at the surface.
The Aqua Strobe LED can attach to your BC, tank, or anchor line, as well as a PFD or pack and comes with both a Velcro strap and lanyard.
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