Pelican 5050R Flashlight Black - Trotac Marine
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    • Pelican 5050R Flashlight Black

    SKU:
    PELI5050R
    Pelican 5050R Flashlight Black
    $138.95
    Pelican Flashlight Black View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
    Separate orders or contact us at online@trotac.ca
    for special shipping arrangements.

    Get local to long distance in a slide. The new Pelican™ 5050R flashlight features flood to spot technology: Flood position projects a wide beam to illuminate your work area and spot beam for a long distance focused beam.

    Get power for the work day and your smartphone. Recharge the 5050R by connecting directly to its Micro USB port. Or connect to a USB port to power your smartphone or any other USB powered device. The 5050R: it’s our reachargeable option that can add some jolt to your text conversations.

    • 883 Lumens
    • Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery
    • Up to 201m Beam Distance
    • 4 modes: Boost / High / Low / Flashing
    • Up to 883 Lumens
    Brand:
    Pelican

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