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Combining the best of both worlds, this powerful pocket light delivers stunning 250 Lumens brightness with a changeable focus, from a wide and even light beam to a concentrated hot spot, the shining distance is on par with many powerful primary LED lights. Stop by for a demo of the new lights by Big Blue.








Models:

CF-250 LED
250 Lumens XR-E LED
Aluminum Alloy, anti-corrosive anodized
4 X AAA alkaline or Ni-MH batteries
6500K white light output
Burn time up to 2.5 hrs

CF-250 LED with Glove
Slide the light into the neoprene Goodman’s Glove for hands-free operation, easily turn it on and off with one hand operated magnetic swivel switch.

CF-250 LED with Pouch
Padded pouch with retractor makes it easy to retrieve or tuck away the CF-250 LED Light.

CF-250 LED with Pouch and Glove
Super Value Combo consists of the CF-250 LED, Goodman’s Glove and Pouch for total flexibility.


Specifications: Light source: 1 x XR-E LED
Light output: 250 Lumens
Casing material: Aluminum alloy, anti-corrosive anodized
Power source: 4 x AAA alkaline batteries 1.5V
Angle of light beam: 6° to 31° adjustable
Color temperature: 6500K
Burn time: 2.5 hrs
Maximum depth: 100m tested
Size: 38 x142mm (D x L)
Weight in air: 200g. (including batteries)
Buoyancy in seawater: -87g. (including batteries)
Switching system: Magnetic swivel
Front glass: Tempered optical glass & convex lens

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