Linterna Streamlight ProTac HL-X con batería recargable USB

The Streamlight ProTac HL-X delivers a maximum of 1,300 lumens on High when powered by the included SL-B26 USB rechargeable battery pack. When running on two CR123A lithium batteries, maximum output is 1,000 lumens. Solid-state power regulation maintains consistent output throughout the battery's charge, so the beam stays strong rather than dimming gradually as the battery drains.

TEN-TAP Programming is Streamlight's user-selectable operating system that lets you configure the light's output sequence before you deploy it. By pressing the tail cap switch in a specific pattern, you choose from three programs: 1) High/Strobe/Low, 2) High Only, or 3) Low/Medium/High. This matters in tactical settings because it lets you preselect the mode that fits your operation, so you are never accidentally flashing strobe at a partner or starting at a low output when you need maximum illumination immediately.

The 88085 and 88084 are the same Streamlight ProTac HL-X USB flashlight with identical components and specifications. The only difference is packaging format: 88085 comes in a retail box and 88084 comes in a clamshell package. Both include the SL-B26 rechargeable battery, USB cord, nylon holster, and pocket clip. Your choice between the two comes down to personal preference or retailer availability.

A rechargeable tactical flashlight typically offers higher peak lumen output and lower long-term operating costs compared to a disposable-battery-only model. The trade-off is dependency on a charging source. The ProTac HL-X addresses this limitation with its Multi-Fuel design: it runs on the SL-B26 rechargeable battery for daily use, but switches seamlessly to two CR123A disposable lithium batteries when a charge is not available. This gives you the performance of a rechargeable system with the field reliability of a traditional battery-powered light.

The Streamlight ProTac HL-X is IP68 rated, which means it is fully dust tight and waterproof to a depth of 2 meters. IP68 is the highest waterproof rating in the IP (Ingress Protection) scale for handheld devices, indicating the light can be submerged in water without damage. It is also tested to survive a 2-meter drop onto hard surfaces. This level of protection makes it suitable for use in rain, wet environments, and accidental submersion, though it is not rated for diving or extended deep-water use.