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The Nitecore P30i flashlight has a maximum output of 2000 lumens from the Cree XHP35 HI LED and is powered by 1 x 21700 15A li-ion battery. The torch is supplied with with a Nitecore NL2150HPi 5,000mAh 21700 battery, but can alternatively use 2 x CR123 single use or RCR123 li-ion batteries (not supplied) with the included battery magazine.
In addition to a super-bright output, the P30i offers an impressive beam reach of up to 1,000 meters, making it ideal for search and rescue applications.
The high performance flashlight features a USB-C port on the tail end which can be used for recharging with the included cable and to plug in the compatible RSW2i USB-C remote switch. The included remote switch can be used to adjust the output and for Nitecore's Strobe Ready function to provide direct access to strobe mode.
The torch is operated by a friendly, dual button user interface with a tactical tail switch to turn the light on, off and for momentary illumination, and a side switch to cycle through the modes.
Compact and lightweight, the P30i torch is made from aero grade aluminium alloy with an HA III military grade, hard anodised finish for excellent durability, strength and resistance to impact.
Brightness Levels:
Plus Beacon and Strobe mode (2,000 lumens).
Maximum beam distance 1,000 meters, waterproof to IP68 and resistant to impacts up to 1 meter.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.