Streamlight PolyTac LED Helmet Lighting Kit

Universal lighting kit fits both traditional and modern style helmets. It is a low profile, lightweight, economical alternative for securely mounting a flashlight to almost any style helmet.

Black Jack Helmet Mount – The Firefighter’s Black Jack helmet flashlight mount, used in conjunction with Streamlight’s PolyTac® series flashlights, offers a hands-free lighting solution. The durable, lightweight, aluminum mount can be attached to the brim of firefighter’s helmets for a low-profile fit.

Rubber Helmet Strap – The Firefighter’s rubber flashlight strap for helmets, used in conjunction with Streamlight PolyTac series flashlights, offers low profile, hands-free lighting. It is a quick and easy, "no tools required" method to attach your PolyTac LED flashlight to almost any helmet. Made of engineered high-strength rubber.

Features:

• PolyTac® LED flashlight
  • - Includes two 3V CR123A lithium batteries
  • - Shock-resistant C4® LED delivers 5,200 candela peak beam intensity; 130 lumens
  • - Runs 3 hours
  • - Glass lens
  • - High impact super tough nylon polymer for exceptional durability and a sure grip
  • - Push button tailcap switch is easy to operate with gloved hands
  • - IPX7 rated design; waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes
  • - Meets requirements of NFPA 1971-8.6 (2007)
• Black Jack Helmet Mount (includes allen wrench)
• Rubber Helmet Strap
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

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