SURVIVOR® X RIGHT ANGLE LIGHT :: RECHARGEABLE OR ALKALINE

The Survivor^® X features a low-profile bezel that doesn’t interfere with gear and equipment and provides three lighting modes. The clip securely grabs onto gear, and the D-ring allows your light to hang forward for hands-free use.

• Class 1, Div. 1 Rated
• Available in Rechargeable and Alkaline models
• LED Technology with Three Lighting Modes:
  • Rechargeable Model
    • High: 250 lumens; 447m beam distance; runs 3.75 hours
    • Low: 60 lumens; 237m beam distance; runs 15 hours
    • Flash for Signaling: runs 8 hours
  • Alkaline Model
    • High: 250 lumens; 447m beam distance; runs 5 hours
    • Low: 60 lumens; 237m beam distance; runs 15 hours
    • Flash for Signaling: runs 8 hours
• Strong spring-loaded clip securely grabs onto belts and gear; D-ring provides forward-hanging orientation
• Optimized electronics provide regulated intensity
• Rechargeable lithium-ion battery can be recharged up to 1,000 times. Also accepts (3) AA alkaline batteries (requires optional battery carrier)
• Rubber dome push-button switch provides easy operation even when wearing heavy gloves; features battery status indicator
• High-impact super-tough nylon construction offers exceptional durability; O-ring sealed, unbreakable polycarbonate lens with silicone anti-scratch coating is assembled in a heavy-duty bezel
• IP67-rated; dust-tight and waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes
• 2-meter impact resistance tested
• Serialized for positive identification
• Height x Width: 7.06 in x 2.85 in (17.92 cm x 7.24 cm) — Height in Charger: 8.67 in (22.02 cm)
• Weight: Rechargeable - 12.2 oz (346 g);  Alkaline - 12.8 oz (363 g)
• Assembled in the USA
• THE PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS BELOW REFER TO THE RECHARGEABLE MODEL ONLY

Note: The Survivor^® X is not compatible with legacy Survivor^® chargers.

WARNING – EXPLOSION RISK, BURN, AND FIRE HAZARD. Do not use SL-B9^® or SL-B34^® batteries in firefighting apparatus or fire situations. Do not expose SL-B9^® or SL-B34^® battery to temperatures greater than 140°F (60°C).