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Streamlight Waypoint Rechargeable Spotlight Black 1000 Lumens

Original price was: $195.00.Current price is: $136.50.

Streamlight Waypoint Rechargeable Spotlight

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The Waypoint 300 is a rechargeable targeting spotlight with a bright, far-reaching beam for long-distance illumination. The trigger switch features momentary and constant on modes and a secondary rotary switch controls the power output. A cushioned grip handle make operation easy and comfortable for extended periods of time. High-impact polycarbonate housing, rubberized lens ring and an IPX8 waterproof rating make this light ready for the elements, it even floats! Includes a high-strength adjustable lanyard and an integrated stand.

Additional information

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Weight 2.450 kg
Dimensions 8.50 × 8.25 × 4.25 cm

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