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Streamlight, Inc., the globally renowned provider of high-performance lighting equipment and solutions for firefighting and rescue applications, has announced the launch of the Vantage 180 X USB rechargeable light.

Vantage 180 X USB rechargeable light

The Vantage 180 X USB rechargeable light, which can be mounted to full-brim fire helmets and also used as a handheld or right-angle light, comes with a Streamlight 18650 USB rechargeable lithium ion battery with an integrated micro USB port and a charge cord. A Vantage 180 X model with two CR123A batteries is also available.

The multi-fuel light has two settings, high and low, and is powered by either by a single Streamlight 18650 USB battery or two 3-volt CR123A lithium disposable batteries. This multi-fuel capability enables first responders to charge the light on the go from a vehicle or other USB power source, or insert cell batteries when a charging source is not available.

Multi-function light

The multi-function Vantage 180 X USB rechargeable light securely attaches to helmets by means of an integrated stainless steel clip, designed for a variety of attachment methods and mounting positions. The ‘quick release’ helmet bracket allows for easy detachment of the light from helmets, so that it can be used as a handheld or pocket light, or hooked to turnout gear.

Featuring a main beam that delivers up to 250 lumens, the light’s 180-degree rotating head automatically changes an ultra-bright blue safety taillight to a white safety flood down light, when the head is set at a 90-degree angle.

Compact, versatile tool

Users can charge the light’s 18650 lithium ion battery from any USB source, transforming it into a rechargeable system"

The Vantage 180 X USB light gives firefighters and other first responders a truly compact and versatile tool for operating in smoke-filled or extremely low light conditions, with flexible battery options for every situation,” said Streamlight Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Michael F. Dineen.

Michael adds, “Users can charge the light’s 18650 lithium ion battery from any USB source, transforming it into a rechargeable system. Or they can use disposable cell batteries when a power source is not immediately available.

Equipped with custom optic for peripheral illumination

Using either battery source, the Vantage 180 X USB light provides 250 lumens, 7,200 candela peak beam intensity, and a 170-meter beam distance on the high setting. Run times range from 4-15 hours, depending on battery source and light mode.

The light features a custom optic to provide a narrow beam with optimum peripheral illumination to aid in navigation. It is operated by using a body-mounted, push-button switch that allows for one-handed constant ‘on’ operation.

Super-tough nylon, chemically resistant polymer body

Measuring 5.2 ounces high, the Vantage 180 X USB rechargeable light weighs 5.5 ounces with the use of CR123A batteries and 5.9 ounces with a Streamlight 18650 USB rechargeable battery. The light features a body constructed of high-impact, super-tough nylon, chemically resistant engineered polymer for exceptional durability and a sure, firm grip.

Featuring an IPX7 rated design for waterproof operation to up to one meter for duration of 30 minutes max, the Streamlight USB light is also one-meter impact resistance-tested.

Limited Lifetime Warranty

The Vantage 180 X USB and the Vantage 180 X models are available in safety orange with black tail cap and trim or all black. They have MSRPs of US$ 148.75 and US$ 128.75, respectively. Both the Vantage 180 X USB rechargeable light models come with Streamlight’s Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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