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Olight i3E EOS Keychain Flashlight, Summer Palm
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Olight i3E EOS Keychain Flashlight, Summer Palm
| SKU | 51655219264 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Olight |
| MPN | I3ESP |
| UPC | 6977261692821 |
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Product Details
Details
Brand: Olight
Model: i3E EOS
Color: Summer Palm
OAL: 2.38"
Run Time: Up to 170 Min
Switch Type: Twist
Battery: AAA Alkaline
Output: 90 Lumens
Beam Distance: 144 ft
Features
The Olight i3E EOS is a compact, keychain-ready flashlight delivering 90 lumens with a simple twist head activation. Powered by a single AAA battery, this ultra-light 0.68oz EDC tool features a Philips LUXEON TX LED and a PMMA TIR lens, projecting light up to 44 meters. Precision machining ensures a secure grip, and its 2.38in length fits comfortably in a pocket or on a keychain. Finished in a stylish summer palm pattern, the i3E EOS combines function, form, and portability.
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