High-efficiency optical system with distributed light pressure matrix for uniform and complete beam pattern
Modes
High (3700 lumens), Medium (600 lumens), Low (40 lumens), Strobe (frequency adjustable)
Instant Strobe Activation
One-button variable frequency strobe for quick defensive use
Battery
1 x 21700 Li-ion rechargeable battery, 4800mAh, 3.6V, 17.28Wh capacity
Charging
Built-in Type-C USB charging port with intelligent battery status indicators (charging, full charge, low battery)
Material
Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy with anodized finish for durability and lightweight
Impact Resistance
Drop resistant up to 2 meters
Water Resistance
IPX7 rated (waterproof up to 1 meter)
Dimensions
Length 161 mm; Head Diameter 35 mm; Body Diameter 28.5 mm
Weight
170 grams (without battery)
Additional Features
Ceramic glass breaker tip embedded with high-hardness ceramic beads (second only to diamond) for emergency window breaking and self-defense
Dual side switches for intuitive and logical operation
Four LED battery level indicators with smart reminders
Multi-light source illumination combining high brightness and signal warning functions
High hardness ceramic beads for durability
Multi-point shock absorption structure for enhanced durability
Optional accessories: V10 high-strength nylon holster with flip cover, V55L tactical quick-release holster with 360° rotation and bottom light transmission, and traffic control baton for enhanced visibility in low-light or adverse weather conditions
Close-range tasks such as document reading and vehicle maintenance
Emergency self-defense and escape
The NEXTORCH P81 upgraded tactical flashlight delivers a professional-grade breakthrough in brightness, beam distance, and stability. Featuring a 9-core LED system, aerospace-grade materials, and advanced optical design, it offers powerful, uniform illumination with enhanced defensive capabilities. Its robust construction, intelligent battery management, and versatile lighting modes make it an ideal tool for law enforcement, outdoor enthusiasts, and emergency responders.