Steiner Mk3
The impressive Steiner Mk3 features a 600 mW eye safe IR LED and a 500 lumen white light LED with optional strobe mode. Compact and rugged, the Mk3 provides the versatility and operational range needed to face any situation, day or night. Steiner’s white light illumination tools are a perfect accessory for any mission where every ounce counts. It’s not just about the lumens it’s about the quality of light. Our battle hardened, military grade flashlight are rugged, low profile and produce a stunning beam of brilliant white light without any dim or shadowed areas. Our tactical lights can be handheld or weapon-mounted and are fully operational from 20,000 feet above sea level to 66 feet below the ocean’s surface. Steiner’s battle lights are simply the brightest, most durable tactical lights money can buy.
Weight 8.0 oz.
Submersible to 5 meters
Item No. 9071
Steiner Mk3 Features
Quick Release HT Mount
White Light LED
IR LED Illuminator
Quick Release Battery Compartment Latch
Powered by Two CR 123A Batteries
Remote Cable Port
Integrated Activation Switch
Activation / Mode Selector Switch
Specifications |
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| Lamp | White Light LED |
| Wavelength | 850 nm |
| FDA Class | Eye-Safe |
| Beam Divergence 8° | *Range |
| IR: 200 m White Light: 250 m | Battery |
| CR 123A (2) | Battery Life (mode dependent) |
| ≥1.25 Hours | Reflection Lens |
| Total Internal Reflection Lens | Warranty |
| 3-Year | Material |
| Aircraft Aluminum | Color |
| Black | Weight (with battery and mount) |
| 8.0 oz. | Dimensions |
| 3.97 (L) x 2.18 (D) x 1.73 (H) | Temperature Range |
| -40° to +65° | Waterproof |
| Submersible to 5 m | Mount |
| MIL-STD-1913/Picatinny rail | Activation Switch |
| Integrated Push Button | Remote Cable Pressure Pad |
| Optional | Low Battery Indicator |
| Yes | Special Features |
| Instantly switch between White Light Illumination (with or without strobe) or IR LED Illuminator | |
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