Brinyte Flashlight New LED Choices: XHP70 and XP-L V3

I’d like a high lumens primary light to bright the cave diving.

Neutral white color temperature is better than cold white.

I favorite a flashlight allow people illuminate out to 300 yards and see clearly with basic night vision gear in a IR night hunting.

I want a red LED hunt light which is typically the best for walking in the dark to the deer...

Your consumers have so many different requires, what Brinyte do is satisfied your market.

According to flashlight market trend, Brinyte light also can use CREE XHP70 and XP-L V3 LED now.

About XHP70 LED

The XLamp XHP70 LED is a member of Cree’s Extreme High Power (XHP) class of LEDs that redefines lumen density and reliability to radically reduce system costs by up to 40 percent. This LED maximum light output is 4022 lumens.

All of our dive video flashlight can use XHP70 LED, and canister primary light like DIV09 also compatible.

To get a high lumen and long runtime, 2400 lumens output for one XHP70 led is better.

Below photo shows our DIV01V XHP70 version beam.

About XP-L V3 LED

The XLamp® XP-L High-Intensity LED is the first of Cree’s new class of High-Intensity LEDs optimized to deliver maximum candela through secondary optics. The XP-L High-Intensity LED is the first single-die LED to deliver over 100,000cd in a 4-degree beam with a 50-mm diameter optic at 10 W.

The Lux value predicates how much optical power still arrives at all at the spotlighted object. As can deliver more lux than other LEDs, it means the light can throw further.

As divers want to have emitted the light determined into one direction, XPL-V3 absolute is a good choice used on our DIV01 handheld light. Also is a good choice for hunters if they want long distance horizon scanning.

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