JETBeam SRA40 Flashlight

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Product Description

Made for mountaineering expeditions and search-and-rescue operations, The JETBeam SRA40 is nothing short of tough. After all, it’s made of aircraft-grade aluminum alloy and offers high-output lighting, 1.5-meter-impact resistance, and IPX-8 waterproof protection Read More

Specs

Body material: Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
LED: CREE XM-L2
Battery: 4*AA rechargeable batteries or 4* 1.5V Alkaline batteries
Switch: Intelligent dual switches
Light modes: High (960 lumens), medium (240 lumens), low (20 lumens), and strobe
Range: 1,279 ft. (390m)
IPX rating: 8
Impact resistant: 1.5m
Size: Bezel head: 1.89 in. (48mm) diameter; Length: 4.92 in. (125mm)
Weight: 8.64 oz. (245g) (without batteries)

Included

AC adapter

Shipping

Estimated ship date is July 30, 2015 PT.

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ramencoffee

While the Thrunite has a newer CP-L LED, the SRA40 has a higher output. (Not lumens) The SRA40 has a Peak Beam Intensity: 38,000cd Thrunite is a Peak Beam Intensity: 26640cd While the Thrunite has more modes, I find I rarely use more than low, medium, hi. The Thrunite has a moon lite mode, but I've never found much use for moonlite mode. The SRA40 includes a charger. While just my opinion, I believe Jetbeam makes a higher quality light. I don't think you can make a bad choice with either of these. I have the SRA40, Sunwayman DA40, and the Nitecore EA4, all 4,AA lights, and will probably get a TN4a, as it is a bargain. The DA40 and SRA40 are in our cars, the EA4 in the toolbox.

Jimmylsx

This light is okay. But the better 4aa light to get is the thrunite tn4a. The tn4a has more modes and you can get it on amazon/ebay cheaper compared to the sra40. Also if purchasing one of these lights always run rechargable AA batteries prefeably sanyo eneloops. Professional Review Jetbeam SRA40 http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?375641-JetBeam-SRA40-(XM-L2-4xAA-In-Light-Charger)-Review-RUNTIMES-BEAMSHOTS-VIDEO Professional Review Thrunite TN4A http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?395272-Thrunite-TN4A-(XP-L-V6-4xAA)-review-RUNTIMES-BEAMSHOTS-VIDEO-and-more!

House

Dem AA batteryz!