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Inforce HML-B-W WML, Black Body, White LED Gen2 Features
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The InForce helmet-mounted light is a versatile lighting accessory designed to deliver 400 lumens of vibrant white light. This compact and powerful device is specifically crafted for easy attachment to a diverse range of standard helmets equipped with rail-capable systems.
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Goes beyond just design, as it has undergone extensive testing to ensure top-notch performance, durability, and reliability. Rigorous testing procedures have been applied to assess its capability to withstand various conditions and deliver consistent results in real-world scenarios.
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Features a compact and durable design, emphasizing simplicity and ease of use. Its streamlined construction ensures that users can effortlessly mount the light without the need for additional tools. This user-friendly approach enhances convenience, making it a practical lighting solution for various applications.
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Offers versatile functionality with three distinct operating modes: constant, momentary, and strobe. These modes are designed to cater to different scenarios, providing users with a concentrated, high-intensity beam to effectively fill their field of view. This versatility is particularly useful for close to mid-range target identification in various situations.
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The InForce helmet-mounted light incorporates a convenient lockout feature that activates with just a 1/4 turn of the head. This lockout mode serves practical purposes during travel, transport, and storage.
About Inforce HML-B-W WML, Black Body, White LED Gen2
Engineered specifically for the public safety, law enforcement and military services, In Force handheld and tactical LED illumination systems deliver the performance to own the Night.
