Searchlight Torches

The Coast HP314R is a rechargeable version of the popular HP314 and offers an output of 1000 lumens or 1200 lumens depending on the battery type. The dual power system means that it can be powered by the rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack for increased run-times and an output of 1000 lumens or it can use four non-rechargeable D cell alkaline batteries which provides a shorter run-time but a higher maximum output of 1200 lumens.

The Fenix LD75C outdoor torch provides a main white light from four LEDs, plus an additional white light and three coloured lights from one central LED.

The Fenix RC40 2016 Edition is an ultra-high output 6000 lumen rechargeable torch, designed for search applications. Featuring six Cree XM-L U2 LEDs and a custom rechargeable 7800 mAh lithium-ion battery, the RC40 2016 delivers a stunning, balanced Rapid-Scan Beam capable of illuminating a huge area at short-mid distances and reaching out to 730 metres without the need to adjust focus.

Utilising three individually housed Cree XHP70 LEDs combined with orange peel reflectors the TK72R can shine up to 286 metres distance, providing short range flood lighting for excellent coverage.

The Fenix TK75 2018 edition replaces the popular TK75 2015 edition, updating it from 4000 lumens to a searing 5100 lumens on turbo. This compact searchlight is powered by four button top 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. In an emergency situation it can use two 18650 batteries or four CR123A non-rechargeable batteries.

The popular P17R is making a come back in the new CORE series and has been upgraded to the P17R CORE with plenty of new features to offer.

The super popular X21R.2 just got even better with the BRAND NEW upgraded X21R. It now has an impressive 5000 lumens boost output, which is an increase of over one third of the previous output, but still only using 7 LEDs as before.

Designed for hunting and searching applications, the P30i has an impressive throw of 1000 metres and comes supplied with a tactical tail pressure switch cable.

The Nitecore TM06S has a maximum brightness of 4000 lumens from the four Cree XM-L2 U3 LEDs. Powered by four 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable batteries and features five brightness levels, plus three special modes, which are Strobe, SOS and Location Beacon.

The Nitecore TM10K is a compact rechargeable searchlight with a maximum output of 10,000 lumens using six Cree XHP35 HD LEDs, which is absolutely amazing considering its size. The turbo mode of 10,000 lumens can only be activated for 7 seconds at a time due to the heat it produces.

The Nitecore TM28 is a compact rechargeable searchlight with a maximum output of 6000 lumens using four Cree XHP35 HI LEDs, which is absolutely amazing considering its size. There are various battery options that the TM28 can utilise. The first is high drain 18650 IMR lithium-ion batteries (which are included with the torch) that are necessary for the torch to access it's full output of 6000 lumens.

The Nitecore TM39 lite is the upgrade from the powerhouse TM38 Lite, but now with even more punch from the upgraded Luminous SBT-90 GEN2 LED that has a super impressive output of 5200 lumens, which is an increase of 3400 lumens on its predecessor, and the LED is set deep in a polished reflector for an astonishing maximum range of 1500 metres.

The Nitecore TM39 is the upgrade from the powerhouse TM38, but now with even more punch from the upgraded Luminous SBT-90 GEN2 LED that has a super impressive output of 5200 lumens, which is an increase of 3400 lumens on its predecessor, and the LED is set deep in a polished reflector for an astonishing maximum range of 1500 metres.

The Nitecore TM9K is a compact rechargeable searchlight with a maximum brightness of 9500 lumens momentary output using 9 x Cree XP-L HD V6 LEDs, which is absolutely amazing considering it only measures 125 mm in length.

The X9R Marauder is the largest and brightest torch Olight have ever produced and it is the most powerful torch that we have on the website. This powerhouse offers a mega jaw dropping 25000 lumens output on the highest level, before dropping down to 6400 lumens after 3 minutes to prevent the LEDs from overheating.