#Streamlight 2000 lumens manual

Also, here’s the light with the worst PWM I could find. Nothing to be alarmed about.įor reference, here’s a baseline shot, with all the room lights off and almost nothing hitting the sensor. This is fast PWM though, and (even) I can’t notice it in person. PWM can be seen on the scope for every mode. The downside is that the light switches on when charging is complete, in this case. But if you have the switch in the ON position, charging is faster. All my testing was done with the tail switch in the off position.

#Streamlight 2000 lumens manual

I did not observe this in the manual until testing was complete, but the tail switch has an important role in charging. I think the indicator turns green LONG before 4.25 hours though, and the cell is probably essentially charged as soon as the indicator turns green. Wurkkos also includes a USB to USB-C cable.Ĭharging is not particularly quick, at around 4 hours. The Wurkkos TD02 tactical flashlight offers USB-C charging and the charging port is in the head. It’ll indicate for about 5 seconds after the light is turned on, as follows: The indicator just above the charging port (which you can see in the section below) does indicate cell voltage, too. I did not observe anywhere near 2000 lumens on Turbo, but the stepdown was reasonably long (around 1 minute before the first stepdown.) The cell goes into the light in the usual orientation: positive end toward the head.īelow are a few runtime tests. If you buy the package (for $2 more than just the light), you’ll get this 3000mAh 18650 seen below. While you could connect this through the pocket clip, the tailcap holes are a much more solid choice.Ī single lithium-ion cell powers the Wurkkos TD02 tactical flashlight. So bezel down carry is the only option here.Ī lanyard is included. It’s not reversible, nor is it a two-way clip. This is a very simple clip but has some nice design features, too. I love it! Retention and CarryĪ friction-fit pocket clip is used. I also reviewed that specific edition, the “ Oveready BOSS FT Collector Vintage Brass” 35. I reviewed the aluminum version of that light in both 35 and 70 formats. What’s IncludedĪlso above is the light beside my custom engraved TorchLAB BOSS 35, an 18350 light. I test output and such in PVC tubes!! Please consider claims within 10% of what I measure to be perfectly reasonable (accurate, even). I don’t have $10,000 or even $1,000 worth of testing equipment. ^ Measurement disclaimer: I am an amateur flashlight reviewer. No (no modes in any configuration while connected to USB-C power) This does not seem to be a “design sharing” scenario between Weltool and Wurkkos, so pay attention to that if it’s important to you! Long Review The Big Table Wurkkos TD02 Tactical Flashlight

I might opt for an emitter swap to something warmer and I don’t really care about the tactical aspect of the TD02, but I do like the light! It’s worth mentioning here that the TD02 mimics a head design we’ve seen before in the Weltool T2. I love the package! It’s also inexpensive, which I like. There’s USB-C charging (which works ok) as well as a TIR and reverse clicky. The Wurkkos TD02 tactical flashlight fits sort of into that Convoy S2+ space, but has more going on in the tube body. You can buy the Wurkkos TD02 tactical flashlight here.Īs much as I love flashlighty flashlights, I also love tube lights. With cell (as pictured in this post), the Wurkkos TD02 tactical flashlight runs just under $29. Here’s a link to the Wurkkos TD02 tactical flashlight product page. It runs one 18650 (included) and has built-in USB-C charging. The Wurkkos TD02 is a single-emitter tactical flashlight using a TIR. Tint vs BLF-348 ( 219b version) (affiliate link).