A replica of the Princeton Tec Charge MPLS personal lighting flashlight from WADSN, specifically designed for the game of strikeball, but also suitable for tactical applications.

It is a personal tactical flashlight with a flexible boom that allows you to illuminate your chosen area as accurately as possible at short distances, as well as direct the light where you need it, regardless of the angle of your helmet.

The Charge MPLS features four diodes: red, white, green, and infrared (IR), specifically for use with night vision devices (NVDs).

The clever interface focuses on ease of operation in complex situations, so pressing the button first activates the red color, and a second press activates the green diode. White mode requires a two-second button press to activate, avoiding accidental activation. IR mode is activated by pressing the button for two seconds from the off state.

The Charge MPLS is powered by a single AA battery (not included).

The weight of the flashlight together with the battery is quite unnoticeable (only 57 grams), not burdening the user with unnecessary load.

The power of light output is 55 lumens, which is enough to illuminate selected objects at a short distance.

The kit comes with mounts for mounting the flashlight on a helmet like FAST, MICH, and analogs, as well as mounts for the MOLLE/PALS system to fix the flashlight on the equipment.

Specifications

Model: Charge MPLS

Material: plastic, metal

Attachment: to FAST, MICH, and similar helmets, as well as to the MOLLE/PALS system.

LED: red, green, white, IR

Light output: 55 lumens

Battery: 1x AA (not included)

Weight without battery: 34 g