The Princeton Tec Sector 7 is a neon yellow dive light giving 1,600 lumens on spot high with a 270 meter beam, running on C cells with a trigger switch.
Eighty-eight hours on the low setting is the number that stands out. At 200 lumens the light runs for nearly four days, which is a different proposition from a dive light that lasts one session. Spot high gives 1,600 lumens for 12 hours, so the same light covers a working dive and a long shore watch.
A trigger switch is operated with the light gripped rather than needing a thumb to reach a tailcap, which is what a gloved hand underwater needs. Neon yellow makes the light findable on a deck or a seabed, where black disappears, and the body is both water and impact resistant. Explore more handheld flashlights.
- 1,600 lumens with a 270 meter beam
- 88 hours of runtime on the 200 lumen setting
- Trigger switch works with a gloved hand
- Neon yellow stays findable on a deck or seabed
