Instructions

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1. Face Cap Assembly (lens and

reflector)

The Face Cap Assembly is removable for

replacement of lamp only. The reflector assembly is

factory sealed and should not be removed from face

cap (Fig. 1). Lens: The high-efficiency tempered glass

lens on the Mag Charger® Rechargeable Flashlight

System is an integral part of the optical system. It is

precision cut, ground and tempered for its application.

Besides its high transmittance of light, the lens has

greater resistance to temperature, acids and solvents.

Reflector: Highly-polished, scientifically-designed,

metallic reflector withstands extreme temperatures.

Note: The heat tempered lens can suffer breakage if misused. 1. DO NOT

USE AS AN IMPACT TOOL! 2. Do not operate flashlight with the face cap off

and the lamp on and exposed. Personal injury or damage to heat sensitive

materials may result, e.g. plastics, rubber, cloth fabrics, etc.

2. Head The head is not removable; any attempt to

do so will only damage its function. The head can be

lowered to the Charging Ring Module for replacement of

lamp (see page 13). Focusing Beam: Quick focusing

“continuous cam-action” spot-to-flood beam. Operates

with a simple quarter turn of the flashlight head

assembly. (Fig. 2)

3. Switch Sealed, flush-with-the-barrel electronic switch provides

access to five different functions – Full Power, PowerSave (25%),

Strobe (5x/sec), SOS (International Morse Code distress signal), and

Momentary On/Off.

4. Serial Number Permanently engraved serial number for

registration and identification.

5. Durable Finish The barrel, head assembly and tail cap are of

Hard Type III anodized aircraft aluminum inside and out. With minimum

care, your flashlight will maintain its rich black appearance indefinitely.

(Direct constant exposure to sunlight will fade any color.) The barrel

features the ultimate in diamond knurl design.

6. Spare Lamp in Tail Cap For your convenience a spare

halogen bulb resides in the tail cap should your lamp ever need

replacing.

Fig. 2

Fig. 1

Section 1

The Flashlight