Gehavin Rechargeable Flashlights High Lumens XHP160.5 Super Bright LED Flashlight

Super Bright? The brightness of the upgraded LED chip is up to 150000 lumens and the range is up to 1000 meters; 2. Multi Mode Selectable? 6 lighting modes are available, which are suitable for camping, night fishing, emergency and other occasions. It is one of the necessary tools for all families; 3. Telescopic Zoom: Zoom-in is suitable for large area lighting, Zoom-out is suitable for finding objects from a long distance. Zoom-in& Zoom-out can be freely switched according to the occasion of use; 4. USB Input & Output Ports? The advantage of Gehavin 150000 lumen flashlights USB is that the charging speed is faster, the charging port is not easy to wear and more durable. It also has a power output function, so you can use it as a mobile power supply to charge your device through the cable. XHP160.5 LED Super Bright Flashlight This 150000 lumen LED flashlight uses an advanced xhp160.5 LED chip, which is stable and super bright. It is 20 times brighter than an ordinary flashlight and easily lights up a 3000 square foot room. The maximum beam distance can reach 1000 meters. Zoomable Bright Flashlights By zooming in and out, you can switch between spotlights and floodlights. Zoom out the led rechargeable flashlight to collect light to a range of 1000 meters, then zoom in to increase the illuminated area and get a maximum brightness of 150000 lms. Fast Charge The advantage of the charging port of the Gehavin emergency flashlights is that the charging speed is faster and the charging port is not easy to wear out. It also has power output, so you can use it as a power bank to charge your device via the cable. Shock Resistant Gehavin high lumen flashlight is made of explosion-proof aluminum alloy. The safety and explosion-proof characteristics of aluminum alloy make it also suitable for gas stations, power stations, chemical plants, airports, warehouses, gas plants and other working environments. Power RemPROP 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to some kind of chemical, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.