COAST HP450 1400 Lumen LED Flashlight with Slide Focus for $19.97 +TAX at Home Depot.
-Equipped with COAST's Pure Beam Focusing optic with slide focus
-Option to lock the beam in place on spot, flood or in between
-IPX4-level water-resistant and built to be highly durable
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Coast.../305663912
Product Overview
The HP450 Flashlight uses Coasts Pure Beam Focusing Optic System with Slide Focus to harness the light and create a superior beam quality from spot to flood. The Bulls Eye spot beam pattern gives you a great focused spot while producing an outer ring of flood light which allows you to see a broader area to the sides. The flood beam is broad and consistent, giving you a clear field of vision not seen with typical focusing flashlights. A quick cycle switch allows you to select light output settings with ease. Built tough, an impact-resistant, lightweight aluminum casing resists rust and corrosion. The HP450 also features an unbreakable LED and rubberized O-ring for reliable water resistance and durability. With Coasts commitment to quality, the HP450 Flashlight is impact resistant, weather resistant and its LED is virtually unbreakable. The HP450 Flashlight is backed by Coasts lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Tested and rated to ANSI/FL1 standards.
PURE BEAM FOCUSING OPTIC: Shift between a super wide flood beam or spot mode with transition halo at varying distances and brightness.
SLIDE FOCUS SYSTEM: Spot to flood light control at your fingertips. Shape the beam with the simple push or pull of your thumb.
BEAM LOCK SYSTEM: Allows the bezel to lock the beam position in flood or spot mode and anywhere in between the two.
QUICK-CYCLE SWITCH: Control your light power with the push of a button. Certain lights also have a momentary switch—just partially depress the power button.
HIGH, MEDIUM, AND LOW LIGHT MODES: Easily cycle through high, medium, and low light modes using the lights power switch.
SPECS: Light Output 1400 lumens (high), 185 lumens (low). Beam Distance: 265 meters (high), 100 meters (low). Runtime: 4 hours (high), 33 hours (low). Tested and rated to ANSI/FL1 standards.
TOUGH & RELIABLE: IPX4 rated design for water resistance and durable body for 1-meter drop protection.
LIFETIME WARRANTY: Backed by the COAST Lifetime Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: Alkaline battery cartridge and 6 x AA Alkaline Batteries.
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I'm a newbie to bright LED flashlights. at full power, the HP450 is blindingly bright.
however, at low setting, I notice the light flickering(the light projected on the subject) Is this normal?
thanks!
I'm a newbie to bright LED flashlights. at full power, the HP450 is blindingly bright. https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...lies/smile.gif
however, at low setting, I notice the light flickering(the light projected on the subject) Is this normal?
thanks!
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I'm a newbie to bright LED flashlights. at full power, the HP450 is blindingly bright.
however, at low setting, I notice the light flickering(the light projected on the subject) Is this normal?
thanks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0tEax6
Thanks for sharing, I ordered one for store pick up. Flicker might be low battery?
Here is a comparison of majority of the flash lights Home Depot sells.
https://postimg.cc/hzfQBFtq
OP's deal is one of the top if it truly gives 1400 Lumens at $20 which is 70 lumens per $.
Let's say we get 1200, even then it's 60 Lumens per $.
Contender is Defiant 1200 at $15
https://www.homedepot.c
But it seems much larger than HP450 1400.
The strongest feature of this light is the spot-mid-flood focusing. Coast does good lens work. (Though I read that the spot could be better/sharper).
Another good deal right now is the Coast G20 at Amazon for <$7ac (search, and ye shall find [and you won't feed the pig]). It's a 2xAAA inspection light, throwing a very even, not-too-bright, beam; 1ft diam @ 3ft distance. NOT a general-purpose light, but for its designed use, very nice.
The strongest feature of this light is the spot-mid-flood focusing. Coast does good lens work. (Though I read that the spot could be better/sharper).
Another good deal right now is the Coast G20 at Amazon for
Its super bright that for sure but the spot focus is way too wide for anything more than 20-25ft. After that its spread into a very wide spot. I guess Maglite spoiled me big time. While it doesn't have the lumens, it has crazy distance due to a very narrow focus spot end.
Is there any other model with a narrower spot.
As for brightness, it's OK but this is bluish not really natural light. It's super bright at a short distance can easily blind the other person and oh there is no strobe.
What do I do? Anything comparable to this with a narrow spot without being 2 ft long?
Its super bright that for sure but the spot focus is way too wide for anything more than 20-25ft. After that its spread into a very wide spot. I guess Maglite spoiled me big time. While it doesn't have the lumens, it has crazy distance due to a very narrow focus spot end.
Is there any other model with a narrower spot.
As for brightness, it's OK but this is bluish not really natural light. It's super bright at a short distance can easily blind the other person and oh there is no strobe.
What do I do? Anything comparable to this with a narrow spot without being 2 ft long?
Just by having the focusing, the HP450, and all other "zoomies" (not costing >$100), is going to sacrifice "perfection" at any particular "focus point". But Coast does better than most (cf: Anker's LC90).
If your goal is to have a really good spot beam flashlight, then concentrate your search on those that make that their specialty. (btw, they're called "throwers"). I (strongly) suggest "Google for ". Frequently goes on sale for <$20. You want the "3A" design (a neutral "tint" [NOT blueish]).
Google for for other opinions on it.