1100 Lumen Diving Flashlight Bright Submarine Light Scuba Safety

1100 Lumen Diving Flashlight Bright Submarine Light Scuba Safety Lights Waterproof Underwater Torch for Outdoor Under Water Sports

【Super Bright】 Powerful LED, 1100 lumens, Neutral White light. Lifetime >50,000 hours.

【Solid Durability】 Aluminum Alloy Head and Fluorescence ABS body design with anti-abrasive coating for waterproof, shock proof, free-scratch, make sure dive lights works well in the water and out

【IPX8 Waterproof Flashlight 】This professional diving flashlight is IPX8 waterproof level, 80 ft underwater, Ideal outdoor flashlight for fishing, diving, swimming, hiking, sailing, caving.If you use it on land, it's more waterproof than most flashlights, without fear of any rainy days!

【3 Working Modes】High / Low / Strobe 3 modes with Powerful waterproof performance, perfectly for underwater sports, whether it is scuba diving, fishing, boating, snorkeling can be applied.Can use a rechargeable rechargeable battery or three AAA batteries(Not Included)

【Portable Diving Flashlight】 Small and portable, easy to carry and use underwaterThe flashlight including the lanyard and wrist band,You can adjust the velcro strap on your wrist, which can keep your hands free,and the l

Flashlight Instructions:

Rotate the tail cap to the right to turn on the flashlight.

Twist left or right to switch between lighting modes.

The tail cap rotation sequence: High → Off → Low → Off → Strobe → Off.

Each time you turn it on after turning it off, it switches to the next mode.

Maintenance Tips:

Before diving, turn on the flashlight in advance (switching modes underwater may cause water leakage). Ensure the head and tail cap are securely tightened.

After diving, rinse with fresh water and dry to extend its lifespan.

Avoid dropping the flashlight or placing it on sand to prevent from jamming the switch.

Remove the battery when not in use and store it separately in a cool, dry place.

Regularly clean, lubricate, and check the O-rings for optimal performance.

Never shine the flashlight directly into the eyes.