Nite Ize NIQ-07-AA Hardwire Dimmer/Switch Combo
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Nite Ize
- Product Model: NIQ-07-AA
- Mfg Part #: NIQ07AA
- Category: Building Supplies
Product Description
This easy-to-install tail cap switch fits any AA Mini Maglite, and once it's in place, turns your flashlight into very useful, multi-functional tool. It features 5 light modes (100%, 50%, 25% power, slow, fast strobe) and 3 power levels, so you can choose the function you need for your particular task at hand and extend your battery life in the process! (Batteries last four times as long when the IQ Switch is in place.) And for extra battery conservation, when you're in the first three modes, the flashlight turns itself off after 14.5 minutes when it's not in use, preventing accidental battery drainage. It's also equipped with a "find-in-the-dark" flashing L.E.D. to make location a snap.
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Controllable Function : Light Control
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Miscellaneous
Compatibility :
AA Mini Maglite
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Technical Information
Controllable Function : Light Control
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Miscellaneous
Compatibility :
AA Mini Maglite
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