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Nitecore P40 Ultra Long Throwing Rechargeable LEP Flashlight

Long Range Power

The Nitecore P40 is a powerful long-range flashlight that combines LEP technology for extreme throw with LED lighting for wide-area coverage. Capable of reaching an incredible 3,171 yards with up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, it’s an essential tool for patrolling, outdoor exploration, and search-and-rescue missions.

SKU: GC39-P40

Nitecore P40 Ultra Long Throwing Rechargeable LEP Flashlight

Nitecore P40 Ultra Long Throwing Rechargeable LEP Flashlight

Long Range Power

The Nitecore P40 is a powerful long-range flashlight that combines LEP technology for extreme throw with LED lighting for wide-area coverage. Capable of reaching an incredible 3,171 yards with up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, it’s an essential tool for patrolling, outdoor exploration, and search-and-rescue missions.

Versatile Lighting Modes

The P40 features three brightness levels - Low, Medium, and High - each available in Spotlight, Floodlight, or Mixed Light modes. Spotlight provides pinpoint accuracy for search-and-rescue, Floodlight delivers wide-area coverage for exploration and caving, while Mixed Light offers versatile illumination for hiking, camping, or maintenance tasks. An innovative Adaptive Cruise Mode automatically adjusts brightness based on the beam angle: raise the light for maximum range or lower it for close-range illumination.

USB-C Fast Charging

Powered by a 5,500mAh high-capacity battery, the P40 delivers up to 20 hours of runtime. A convenient power indicator lets you know when charging is needed, while the built-in USB-C port provides fast charging, allowing the P40 to reach full power in just over 2 hours. Weighing just 13.76 ounces, the P40 is both lightweight and durable, with an IP68 waterproof rating and 1-meter impact resistance, making it a reliable companion for demanding environments from search-and-rescue to industrial maintenance and outdoor adventures.

Key Features:

Maximum Brightness of 2000 Lumens

3171-Yard Long-Distance Throw

Three Adjustable Brightness Settings

Floodlight Spotlight and Mixed Modes

Adaptive Cruise Auto-Brightness Control

Convenient USB-C Fast Charging

What's in the Box:

Nitecore P40 Ultra Long Throwing Rechargeable LEP Flashlight

Nitecore NL2155HP battery

USB-C Charging Cable

Lanyard

Holster

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Nitecore P40 Ultra Long Throwing Rechargeable LEP Flashlight

Long Range Power

The Nitecore P40 is a powerful long-range flashlight that combines LEP technology for extreme throw with LED lighting for wide-area coverage. Capable of reaching an incredible 3,171 yards with up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, it’s an essential tool for patrolling, outdoor exploration, and search-and-rescue missions.

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