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== Flashlights == | == Flashlights == | ||
===Chameleon Series=== | |||
The Chameleon Series of lights all come with two main LEDs, a cool white Cree XP-G2 R5 and a colored LED as well as red, blue, and green LEDs in each light. Each are equipped with a tailcap button for powering on and off and a dual-switch button on the head for changing colors and modes. These lights are designed for hunting and tactical applications and are compatible with Nitecore’s RSW1 pressure switch. | |||
'''CB6''' - 1x 18650 light with white outputs of 1, 25, 160, 280, and 440 lumens (190m throw) as well as a blue output from a Cree XP-E D4 LED with a power of 3000mW and outputs of 3, 15, and 35 lumens (66m throw). | |||
'''CG6''' - 1x 18650 light with white outputs of 1, 25, 160, 280, and 440 lumens (190m throw) as well as a green output from a Cree XP-E G2 LED with a power of 3000mW and outputs of 30, 90, and 185 lumens (170m throw). | |||
'''CG6''' - 1x 18650 light with white outputs of 1, 25, 160, 280, and 440 lumens (190m throw) as well as an infrared output from an 850nm Infrared LED with a power of 1500mW. | |||
'''CR6''' - 1x 18650 light with white outputs of 1, 25, 160, 280, and 440 lumens (190m throw) as well as a red output from a Cree XP-E R2 LED with a power of 3000mW and outputs of 12, 45, and 120 lumens (150m throw). This light was an ISPO 2014/15 Gold Award Winner. | |||
'''CU6''' - 1x 18650 light with white outputs of 1, 25, 160, 280, and 440 lumens (190m throw) as well as an ultraviolet output from an 365nm UV LED with a power of 3000mW. | |||
===Explorer Series=== | ===Explorer Series=== | ||
The Explorer series of lights have 7-modes with dual side switches | The Explorer series of lights have 7-modes with dual side switches, the majority of the original releases came equipped with a Cree XP-G R5 LED, but the newer lights in this series primarily come with a Cree XM-L2 U2 LED. They also typically have a red LED indicator light on the side switch panel which is used to indicate battery voltage, as a locator beacon, low battery indicator, or just a low-level red light. Hidden modes for variable Strobe and SOS are available by holding down the On or Mode switches while light is off. | ||
'''EA1''' - 1xAA light with output of 3, 12, 40, 100, and 180 lumens (109m throw). - Discontinued | |||
'''EA2''' - 2xAA light with output of 3, 15, 60, 200, and 280 lumens (141m throw). - Discontinued | |||
'''EA4 "Pioneer"''' - 4xAA light with output of 65, 135, 300, 550, or 860 lumens (283m throw). Unlike other lights of the series, the EA4 uses a Cree XM-L U2 LED and has only one side clicky switch. Batteries are in a bundle of 4 and light has a cylindrical shape. Introduced in January 2013. Review: Selfbuilt - Discontinued | |||
'''EA8 "Caveman"''' - 8xAA light with a single electronic side-clicky with Cree XM-L U2 LED. Side clicky has a soft-press available for changing modes. Modes are 2, 50, 180, 590, and 900 lumens (490m throw). | |||
'''EA11''' - 1xAA light with output of 1, 70, 160, 300, and 900 lumens (190m throw). | |||
'''EA21''' - 2xAA light with output of 1, 35, 110, 220, and 360 lumens (167m throw). | |||
'''EA41''' - 4xAA light with output of 1, 50, 160, 580 and 1020 lumens (335m throw). An upgrade to the previous EA4, this light operates with a Cree XM-L2 U2 LED and also comes in a neutral white version. | |||
'''EA45S''' - 4xAA light with output of 1, 45, 210, 430, and 1000 lumens (402m throw). - Discontinued | |||
'''EA81''' - 8xAA light with output of 1, 80, 460, 1200, and 2150 lumens (462m throw). | |||
'''EC1''' - 1xCR123A light with output of 4, 25, 75, 200, 280 lumens (141m throw). - Discontinued | |||
'''EC2''' - 2xCR123A or 1x18650 light with output of 1, 70, 160, 300, and 900 lumens (190m throw). | |||
'''EC4''' - 2x18650 light with output of 1, 80, 240, 520, and 1000 lumens (322m throw). | |||
''' | '''EC4GT''' - 2x18650 light with output of 1, 50, 200, 402, and 1000 lumens (475m throw). The “GT” or “Grand Throw” version of the EC4, this version has a longer reflector and Cree XP-L HI V3 LED for a longer throw. Was first released in a Limited Edition version with blue or pink bezels. | ||
''' | '''EC4SW''' - 2x18650 light with output of 2, 85, 400, 1010, or 2000 lumens (280m throw). This light has a Cree MT-G2 LED and is the neutral white version of the EC4S. | ||
''' | '''EC4S''' - 2x18650 light with output of 2, 80, 400, 1100, or 2150 lumens (280m throw). An upgraded version of the EC4, this light has a Cree XHP50 LED and received a 2015/16 ISPO Award for quality. | ||
''' | '''EC11''' - 1xCR123A light with output of 4, 25, 75, 200, 280 lumens (141m throw). An upgrade to the previou EC1, this light operates with a Cree XM-L2 U2 LED. | ||
''' | '''EC20''' - 1x18650 light with output of 1, 50, 210, and 960 lumens (222m throw). An upgrade to the previou EC1, this light operates with a Cree XM-L2 T6 LED. | ||
''' | '''EC21''' - 1x18650 light with output of 1, 20, 100, 210, and 460 lumens (194m throw). | ||
'''EC25''' | '''EC25 "Cobra" ''' - 2xCR123A or 1x18650 side clicky light with output of 65, 145, 300, 600 or 960 lumens (300m throw). Has lighted two-stage power switch with low battery indicator. Turbo mode reverts to High after 3 minutes. Received an upgrade, previous version had a max 860 lumen output. | ||
===Multi-Task Hybrid Series=== | ===Multi-Task Hybrid Series=== | ||
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==Popular Dealers== | ==Popular Dealers== | ||
'''[http://www.batteryjunction.com/ Battery Junction]''' has an extensive Nitecore catalog in addition to many other brands of flashlights. Discount available in the [http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?181841 CPF Good Deals] thread (requires registration). | |||
'''[http://www. | '''[http://www.nitecorestore.com/ Nitecore Store]''' carries exclusively Nitecore products and is the authorized manufacturer contact operating the [http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?195-Nitecore Nitecore] thread on Candle Power Forums. | ||