Solarforce P1 Flashlight Host
Rated 4 / 5
(1 review)
Solarforce is now presenting to you our latest model - P1, which is a successful combination of Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) and aluminum alloy with light-weight and high brigthness.
Solarforce is now presenting to you our latest model - P1, which is a successful combination of Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) and aluminum alloy with light-weight and high brigthness.
The body of P1 consists of precisely CNC-ed aluminum alloy in HAIII finish, which is covered by a layer of GFRP (an extremely strong, lightweight, chemical-resistant and durable substance), providing users with a comfortable and heat-isolating grip.
The ventilating design of the GFRP ensure good heat dissipation and effectively prevents overheating of the LED module.
Flame retardant is added to the GFRP of P1 to make the product more safe.
The versatile, light-weight and compact design makes P1 a very good outdoor companion to professional users.
- Consists of head, battery tube and tail-cap switch (drop-in LED modules are not included), which are replaceable and compatible with the Solarforce accessories
- Mainly constructed of GFRP and aluminum alloy
- Colours available: yellow, brown and green
- Uses two CR123A or 16340, or one 18650 battery by default
- Tail-cap standard (forward) click switch (momentary on with a slight press, constant on after a click), able to withstand 3A current.
- Water-proof design
- Size (head diameter x length): 34 x 136mm
- Weight: 68g (excluding drop-in modules and batteries)
(Users may purchase the corresponding Solarforce High-performance LED Drop-in Module, with different beam colour, power output, output modes, input voltage, beam pattern, etc)
| RATING: |
(4 / 5 Stars)
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| The P1 is one of the only yellow plastic P60 hosts other than the Surefire G2 that cannot fit 18650 and the SViTAC ST-1. If you want one you have to order soon, Solarforce is closing. The P1 won't do as a pocket rocket, plastic is a poor heat conductor so it flickers or thermal throttles when run on 100% continuously. | |
| Mr Nilsson, Fjenneslev | |
