Brand: Coast
Type: Spot Light
Lumens: Up to 5000
Power Source: Built-in Zithion
Lighting Modes: Spot, Flood High, Combined, Flood Low, SOS
Water Resistance: IP67 Rated
Run Time: Up to 18 Hrs
Includes: Charging Cable, Lanyard

Features

The Coast LONGSHOT LS50R rechargeable spotlight is engineered for high‑intensity illumination and extended beam reach in demanding environments. Delivering up to 5,000 lumens, it utilizes a focused spot beam capable of projecting light up to 0.5 miles, supporting long‑distance scanning, navigation, and search applications. Multiple lighting modes allow seamless transition between a concentrated spot beam, wide flood pattern, or a combined output to match varying visibility needs, along with an integrated SOS mode for emergency signaling. A runtime of up to 18 hours supports extended use, while onboard charge indicators provide clear battery status during operation.

Constructed for durability, the housing features an IP67 waterproof rating and is designed to float if dropped, ensuring reliability in marine, storm, and low‑visibility conditions. A built‑in rechargeable battery with USB‑C charging supports consistent power delivery, with compatibility for six AA batteries offering backup operation when needed. The ergonomic pistol grip enhances control, while an integrated kickstand and hang loop allow stable, hands‑free positioning across multiple setups.

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