The Mares XR DCTV Video Canister Torch delivers 3400 Lumens of bright light in a wide 120 degree beam for underwater video lighting. The battery canister is connected to the LED light head with an umbilical power cord. It's a great addition to the Mares extended range products.

Mares DCTV Video Canister 3400 Lumen Light Features

• State of the art ultra bright LED canister torch (Light Emitting Diode Technology)
• High Intensity White LED light travels farther underwater for maximum visibility and truer colors
• Shock and Impact resistant LED bulbs
• Wide 120 degree video beam ideal for underwater video lighting
• 6 x LEDs Cree XM-L2 (U4)
• Maximum 3400 lumens emission
• Battery canister has 3 x 26650 rechargeable lithium batteries
• Up to 23 hours of burn time
• Magnetic switch
• Regulated power supply that keeps current output constant
• Overheating protection function
• Reverse polarity protection of the battery
• Waterproof to 200 metres with three O-ring design
• Standard accessories: O-ring, lanyard, user manual and plastic container

Mares DCTV Video Canister 3400 Lumen Light Specifications

• Body is Aeronautical Aluminium Degree Al T6061-T6, High Quality Anodised, Type III Military
• Tempered 5 mm glass 5
• Modes: High, Medium, Low, Strobe
• Output in Lumens: High 3400, Medium 2100, Low 1000, Very Low 230, Strobe 3400
• Burn time: High 1.9 hours, Medium 3.1 hours, Low 6.2 hours, Very Low 23 hours
• Brightness intensity: 1300 cd
• Distance of beam: 72 metre
• Falling resistance: 1.5 metre
• Waterproof Grade: IPX-8, Underwater 200 m
• Head Size: 66 mm diameter, 73 mm long
• Canister Size: 37 mm diameter, 245 mm long
• Net weight: 740 g (without battery)
• Weight in water: 210 g

Notice: The data may vary slightly during real-world use due to battery type, individual usage habits and environmental factors.

Note: This item cannot be delivered outside of Australia.

Order In Item:
This is not a regularly stocked item in our Rye dive shop. It will be ordered for you from the Australian supplier, typically resulting in a 3-4 day delay.

(05/18 LRB)