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P60 Style Cree XM-L LED Drop In Flashlight Upgrade Engine - 705 Lumens - 3 Modes (3.7-4.2V Input)

$23.94

P60 Style Cree XM-L LED Drop In Flashlight Upgrade Engine - 705 Lumens - 3 Modes (3.7-4.2V Input)

MPN:BC-XM-L
  • Batteries Included?: No
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P60 Style Cree XM-L LED Drop In Flashlight Upgrade Engine - 705 Lumens - 3 Modes (3.7-4.2V Input)

Features:

  • 705 Lumens
  • Smooth aluminum reflectors
  • Features a CREE XM-L LED emitter
  • 3-mode driver circuitry
  • Color temperature: 63800-6400K
  • Voltage input: 3.7-4.2V, maximum accepted 4.2V
  • 1.4A digital regulated current output
  • Diameter at bezel edge: 26.5mm
  • Height with support spring: 39mm
  • Max diameter of support spring: 26.5mm
Fits to the following lights (in some cases, the standard battery configuration may not work within the voltage requirements of this unit): Blackhawk Falcata, Boker B0006, Brinkman Legend, Maxfire (LX models on both), Cabela's XPG (Xenon models), Dereelight CL1H (all Versions), DealExtreme {DX} HF-19, SKUs' ~ 1284, 4226, 14329, 14597, 14902, 15159 (DIY chassis), 15565, 15561 & OEMs, G&P T6, T9, T12, R12, Hellfighter X-4, X-8, Huntlight FT-01PJ, FT-01X SE (Luxeon versions on both), Kaidomain KD Tough, & OEMs, Leupold MX series w/ MX-100 bezel, M812, Mega CREE Q2, Nextorch (vaious models), Pelican M6 (newer version M6)...Slight modifications needed, PentagonLight X1, Xenon chassis {to be confirmed}, Pila GL2/3/4, Romisen RC-E4, RC-M4, RX-A, Smartfire A-1,T1, Solarforce L2, SF6, SF9, SF12, Spiderfire Q5, R2, X-O3, Superfire C1, see Ultrafire models, Surefire {SF} 3P, 3R, 6, Surefire 6P, 6PD, 6PL, 6R, 6Z, 7Z, 9P, 9Z, C2, C3, D2, D3, Surefire G2, G2L, G2Z, G3, G3L, GZ2, M2, Z2, Z3, Surefire KX4 option, Malkoff Devices M60, Malkoff M61, Various Weaponlight models, Tactical Operations Products Stryker (slight modifications necessary), Xenon models, Trustfire T1-Q5, TR-B1/2/3, TR-C1 & 2, TR-Q5, TR-C2, Ultrafire 6P, 9P, 12P, C1, Alpha-C1, L2, WF-501A/B/C/D, WF-502B/C/D, WF-503B
collection: default; product type: Upgrades
Item Details
Brand Miscellaneous
SKU SZX-XM-L-LED-UPGRADE-P60
Manufacturer Part Number BC-XM-L
Color Silver
Specifications
Primary Material Aluminum
Power Details
Batteries Included? No
Unit Dimensions
Weight 0.75 oz (21 g)
Packaging/Shipping Dimensions
Shipping Weight 0.06 lb
Additional Details
Packaging Plastic Bag
Warranty Battery Junction Warranty
Return Policy Return Policy

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Great bulb, check fitment

"It's a great light, and the three modes are handy for not blinding yourself, but still blinding someone if needed. The large spring needs to be removed to fit in the Surefire G2 (the plastic one) but the small spring keeps the batteries and bulb fitting snugly without any rattling."

Bryce (4/5)

Fits older Brinkman ArmorMAX

"With a little modification (removing the existing sleeve in the Brinkman body) you can get this drop in to upgrade your old Brinkman Armor MAX flashlights. Fantastic little upgrade to keep these lights going."

Robert (5/5)

Favorite P60

"This 705 lumen Cree XM-L does not produce a hot spot to aid quick aiming during reflexive firing like some other bulbs, but it does provide a very bright flood light promoting awesome situational awareness. It simultaneously produces enough throw to make positive downrange identification easy, even beyond 100 yards. All 3 power levels are useful, but I could only imagine using the lowest power level in a non-tactical situation where maximizing battery life is the number one priority. Expect about 2 hours of burn time on two CR123A batteries at full 705 lumen power."

John (5/5)

Have two, one works

"The first one I have is great, very bright and all three modes are useful. The second one burnt out after only a week of use. I used it during a power outage here and I guess the heavy use was too much for the construction of the device. Now it shows only a faint glow from the LED to tell you that it\'s on. Inexpensive, but unreliable."

Dc (2/5)

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