Searchlight Torches

Featuring Coast's long range focusing optic system the HP314 has a spot beam that can reach a distance of 693 metres and a powerful, broad view flood beam. It is an essential piece of gear for rescue and law enforcement professionals, as well as anyone who needs to throw a lot of light a great distance down range.

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 LED's, plus an additional white light and three coloured lights from one central LED. It can be powered by four 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries or eight CR123A non-rechargeable lithium primary batteries. In an emergency the LD75C can run on two 18650 batteries or four CR123A batteries thanks to its intelligent double circuit design.

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.

The Fenix TK47 Ultimate Edition utilises a Cree XHP-70 LED and, while it produces a less tightly focused beam than the ultra thrower model, it still had a beam range of up to 408 metres and gives a wider spread of light with a higher output of 3200 lumens.

The Fenix TK47 Ultra Thrower utilises a long range Cree XHP-35 HI NW LED combined with a deep metal reflector to provide a tight ultra long beam that reaches up to 700 metres.

The Fenix TK65R is designed specifically for police, security and search & rescue work and utilises a Cree XHP-70 LED for a maximum output of 3200 lumens on turbo setting. Five brightness levels as well as strobe and SOS are available and are operated with the master switch and the auxiliary switch.

The Fenix TK72R is a powerful searchlight offering the highest output of any Fenix torch so far, with a blistering 9000 lumens output on the highest setting. 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.

This new model Ledlenser X21.2 has been improved significantly over the previous version. The impressive lighting performance of up to 1600 lumens can be focused using seven reflector lens and offers a beam range of 600 metres when using the high mode setting.

The super popular X21R.2 just got even better with the BRAND NEW upgraded X12R. 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.

The Nitecore EA81 Caveman is powered by eight AA alkaline/NiMH batteries and boasts an impressive maximum output of 2150 lumens. The EA81 features a Cree XHP50 Quad-Die LED that is capable of emitting twice the brightness of a XM-L2 LED, yet remains the same size, therefore halving the heat generated.

The Nitecore P36 boasts the latest neutral white Cree MT-G2 LED with a maximum output of 2000 lumens. A multi-functional rotary control switch provides easy one handed control with instant access to strobe, turbo and ultra-low modes. Pressing the control switch enters strobe mode no matter which mode you are in, making it quick to access in emergency situations.

The updated Nitecore TM06 has a maximum brightness of 4000 lumens from four Cree XM-L2 U3 LEDs. A quad LED aluminium reflector projects a focused beam up to 359 metres with optimum peripheral illumination, creating a blinding wall of light.

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 TM16GT is the latest addition to the Tiny Monster series with a maximum brightness of 3600 lumens using four Cree XP-L HI V3 LEDs. Precision digital optics technology utilise digital simulation and precise point to point curved reflecting methods to optimise reflector performance. This translates to a consistent, uniform and full coverage beam that can illuminate targets up to 1003 metres away.

The Nitecore TM26GT is a compact rechargeable searchlight with a maximum output of 3500 lumens using four Cree XP-L HI V3 LEDs. The TM26GT features an intelligent charging circuit with status detection, that charges four 18650 lithium-ion batteries within the torch using the supplied UK mains adaptor, simply plug the charger direct into the charging port.

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 TM38 Lite has a maximum output of 1800 lumens from a Cree XHP35 HI D4 LED that is set in a deep polished reflector for an astonishing maximum range of 1400 metres, which is a 300 metre increase on it's predecessor the TM36 and the beam intensity has also increased by 160%.

The Nitecore TM38 has a maximum output of 1800 lumens from a Cree XHP35 HI D4 LED that is set in a deep polished reflector for an astonishing maximum range of 1400 metres, which is a 300 metre increase on it's predecessor the TM36 and the beam intensity has also increased by 160%. It features the NBP68HD rechargeable battery pack that is equivalent to 8 x 3400 mAh lithium-ion batteries.

The Olight M3XS-UT Javelot is the big brother to the M3X Triton, offering the same maximum output of 1200 lumens, but boasting an amazing 1000 metres beam range. The M3XS-UT can be powered by three CR123A primary lithium battery cells or, with the extender tube fitted, it can be powered by either four CR123A primary lithium batteries or two 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable battery cells.

The Olight X7R Marauder is a compact, super powerful and rechargeable torch that is capable of a jaw dropping 12000 lumens output in turbo S mode, before dropping down to 3000 lumens after 3 minutes to prevent the LED from overheating. Three Cree XHP70 LEDs give the X7R the capability to produce 12000 lumens, but not without the help of the four high drain 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable batteries that are built into the torch

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.