1000 lumens pour la lampe de poche Cascade Mountain Tech Steelcore

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20 mars, 2023

Avec suffisamment de luminosité pour éclairer les nuits les plus sombres, la lampe de poche Steelcore 1000 Lumen a suffisamment de puissance pour presque toutes les sorties sur l’eau à un prix abordable. Son boîtier extérieur en poly-nylon est durable et agréable au toucher, tandis que son enveloppe intérieure en acier et l’indice IPX8 lui confèrent une durabilité rassurante. La mise au point réglable permet de basculer facilement entre un faisceau large et un faisceau étroit, avec une portée allant jusqu’à 720 pieds. Trois réglages basculent entre haut (1000 lumens), bas (350 lumens) et un réglage stroboscopique.

Détails

  • Distance du faisceau de projecteur jusqu’à 720 pieds
  • IPX8 étanche à plus d’un mètre
  • 4 piles AA incluses

Disponible sur le site web de CMT, à 19,99 $ US (unité simple) ou dans certains points de vente au Canada.

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