Surefire M340VTNPRO Mini Scout Light Infrared 250 Lumens Tan

The SureFire Mini Scout Light Pro IR took the sleek, compact design of the Mini Scout Light and added infrared capabilities. This multi-spectrum weaponlight can produce a highly versatile 250 lumen beam of brilliant white light, seamlessly focused through SureFire's own Total Reflection (TIR) lens. The result is a bright center spot with ample peripheral light for positive target illumination and constant situational awareness.

One twist of the bezel will instantly switch the Mini Scout Light Pro IR to infrared mode. This mode produces a 100 milliwatt beam of infrared light, which greatly enhances night vision devices but remains completely invisible to the naked eye. The mini Scout Light Pro utilizes SureFire's own low-Profile Mount (LPM), this enables the light to be attached to any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail or M-LOK rail.

Features

• White light output: 250 lumens
• Infrared output: 100 milliwatts
• Total Internal Reflection Lens
• Low-Profile Mount
• Compatible with Picatinny and M-LOK rails

Specifications

• Battery Life
  • White light: 1.5 hours
  • Infrared: 6 hours
• Battery Type: One 123A lithium
• Dimensions
  • Length: 4.1 inches
  • Bezel diameter: 1.06 inches
• Output
  • White light output: 250 lumens
  • Infrared output: 100 milliwatts
• Peak Beam Intensity: 9300 candela
• Battery Type: CR123A
• Integrated IR Illuminator: Yes
• Output Settings: Dual-Output
• Mounting Interface: M-LOK

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