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Ledlenser P6R Core QC 270lm Multicolour LED Green Blue Red White Flashlight

The Ledlenser P6R Core is a versatile and powerful flashlight, perfect for hunters, anglers, and photographers who need adaptable lighting in any situation. It offers bright, continuously focusable light in four colours: white (270 lm), red (140 lm) for glare-free night vision, green (220 lm) for wildlife observation, and blue (35 lm) for tracking, with a maximum runtime of up to 120 hours. A Multicolour Strobe mode can also be activated, emitting flashes of all four colours simultaneously for emergencies or signalling.

SKU: GC57-ZL502517

Ledlenser P6R Core QC 270lm Multicolour LED Green Blue Red White Flashlight

Ledlenser P6R Core QC 270lm Multicolour LED Green Blue Red White Flashlight

The Ledlenser P6R Core is a versatile and powerful flashlight, perfect for hunters, anglers, and photographers who need adaptable lighting in any situation. It offers bright, continuously focusable light in four colours: white (270 lm), red (140 lm) for glare-free night vision, green (220 lm) for wildlife observation, and blue (35 lm) for tracking, with a maximum runtime of up to 120 hours. A Multicolour Strobe mode can also be activated, emitting flashes of all four colours simultaneously for emergencies or signalling.

Easily rechargeable via the included Micro-USB cable, the P6R Core features a rotary switch that allows you to change colours even during operation. Thanks to the Advanced Focus System, every colour can be continuously focused for precise illumination, making it a robust and reliable lighting tool for outdoor adventures and professional use.

Key Features:

Bright Continuously Focusable Light

Four Colour Light Options

Red Light for Night Vision

Green Light for Wildlife Observation

Blue Light for Tracking

Multicolour Strobe Emergency Feature

Rechargeable via Micro-USB

Rotary Switch Colour Selection

Advanced Focus System Function

Multicolour LED Light Output

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Ledlenser P6R Core QC 270lm Multicolour LED Green Blue Red White Flashlight

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Ledlenser P6R Core QC 270lm Multicolour LED Green Blue Red White Flashlight

The Ledlenser P6R Core is a versatile and powerful flashlight, perfect for hunters, anglers, and photographers who need adaptable lighting in any situation. It offers bright, continuously focusable light in four colours: white (270 lm), red (140 lm) for glare-free night vision, green (220 lm) for wildlife observation, and blue (35 lm) for tracking, with a maximum runtime of up to 120 hours. A Multicolour Strobe mode can also be activated, emitting flashes of all four colours simultaneously for emergencies or signalling.

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