Exceptional build quality with precise CNC machining and durable anodized aluminum body
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Acebeam
Acebeam P20
The Acebeam P20 is a rugged, high-performance long distance handheld flashlight with a single Luminus SBT90.2 LED producing up to 5600 lumens and a throw distance of up to 1454 meters. It features dual independent switches, a rechargeable 2-cell 21700 battery pack with built-in USB-C charging, and an IP68 rated durable aluminum alloy body designed for tactical and extreme conditions.
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Weight504 g (17.78 oz)
PriceUS$200
Max lumens5600 lm
Battery2x 21700 Lithium-ion (battery Pack With Built-in Usb-c)
Technical Specs
Specifications
CategoryHandheld Flashlight
Length267.5 mm (10.53 in)
Head diameter79 mm (3.11 in)
Body diameter25.4 mm (1.00 in)
Max lumens5600 lm
Max candela528529 cd
Beam distance1454 m (4770 ft)
Max runtime4440 min
Battery type2x 21700 Lithium-ion (battery Pack With Built-in Usb-c)
RechargeableYes
Charging typeUsb-c (built Into Battery Pack)
IP ratingIP68 (2M/30MIN)
Impact resistance1.5 m (5 ft)
MaterialAluminium Alloy (haiii, Al6061-t6)
Switch typeDual Switches (forward Clicky Tail Switch + Electronic Side Switch)
Output Profile
Modes
Ultralow (50 Lumens)Low (150 Lumens)Med1 (470 Lumens)Med2 (1100 Lumens)High (2300~1800 Lumens)Turbo (5600~1800 Lumens)Strobe
Carry Profile
Best for
Long Distance ThrowTactical UseSelf-defenseVehicle EmergenciesExtreme Outdoor Environments
Field Signals
Common praise
Very high output and extremely long throw capability
Dual-switch interface with dedicated momentary turbo
Flexible battery options with removable battery pack and compatibility with two 21700 batteries
Good mode spacing and convenient shortcuts including mode memory
Effective thermal management and solid runtime performance
Includes useful accessories such as carry bag, spare o-rings, USB-C charging cable, and optional green filter
Watchlist
Common complaints
Tail switch functionality only works with included proprietary battery pack
No mechanical lockout; lockout is electronic and slow to activate
Six modes might be excessive with some levels closely spaced
Weight and size make it less practical for casual everyday carry or indoor use
Lockout mode has no visual indicator
Threads are unanodized making mechanical lockout impossible and possibly leading to gritty threads over time
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