• Steiner 9072 MK4 Battle Light

    $431.99 $349.00

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    Discontinued 

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    MK4 Battle Light LED Weaponlight

    Part Number: 9072 (Black)

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    Weapon-Mounted White Light LED


    These Battle Sights are proudly Made in the USA       

    Specifications
    Name:
     MK4 Battle Light
    Ordering Part Number:
     9072
    UPC:
     000381890726
     White Light Output:
     500 Lumens
     Lamp Type:
     White Light LED
     Operational Range (White):
     300 Meters
     Reflection Lens:
     Total Internal Reflection Lens
     Infrared High/Low Output:
     N/A
     FDA Class:
     N/A
     Operational Range (IR):
     N/A
    IR Spectrum:    N/A
    Dimensions:    3.97"(L) x 2.18"(D) x 1.73"(H)
    Temperature Range:    -40° to +65° C
    Waterproof:    +5m
    Activation:    Integrated Push-button or remote cable pressure pad
    Weight w/Batteries:    4.9 oz (Without Mount)
    Batteries:    (2) CR123A Lithium Batteries 6-Volt Operation
    Low Battery Indicator:    Yes
     Housing Material:
     Aircraft Aluminum 6061-T6
    Body Color:    Black, Type III Hard Coat Anodizing
    LED Color:    White
    Fits:    Handguns and Long Guns w/Picatinny or Universal Rails
    Mount:    MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny
    Special Features:    Instantly switch between White Light Illumination (with or without strobe) or IR LED Illuminator
    Warranty:
    Heritage Warranty 

     

    The modular design of the 500 lumen Mk4 weapon light provides interchangeable switch options to meet a wide variety of battlefield needs. The low-profile design places the light close to the weapon body nearly eliminating the rifle barrel shadow and enhancing weapon handling switchology. The Mk4 can operate on (2) CR123A Lithium Batteries or (1) Rechargeable Li-Ion battery (sold separately).

    • Weight 4.9 oz.
    • Submersible to 5 meters
    • Item No. 9072


     

    Note 1 Light Emitting Diodes (LED's)

    An LED is a semiconductor chip that converts electrical energy directly into light. An LED is classified as a solid-state light source because it has no gas or liquid components, as do other light sources. The LED's in the MK3 Battle Light consists of an emitter chip mounted on a solid base; the chip is attached to electrical leads that conduct power to it, and it’s encased in a clear polymer that is shaped to focus or disperse the LED's light in the desired manner.

    LED's generally emit light within a narrow spectral band. In order to produce white light, which consists of nearly the entire visible spectrum combined, LED's that emit near-ultraviolet blue light that strikes an upper layer of phosphors are used. These phosphors absorb the blue light and re-emit white light, in much the same manner that fluorescent light tubes produce white light.

    LED's possess tremendous advantages over incandescent lamps. First, LED's can last thousands of hours versus less than fifty hours for high-output incandescent lamps. Second, because LED's are very robust in construction, and have no delicate parts such as glass bulbs or filaments, they are extremely resistant to vibration and shock, making them well suited for the combat environment or for mounting on firearms. Third, white-light LED's produce virtually no invisible infrared radiation, as opposed to incandescent lamps, which emit over 85% of their output as infrared, and therefore LED's are much more efficient in producing light than incandescent lamps — an important factor for battery-operated flashlights. And fourth, they will emit light over a wide range of power input, making LED's the natural choice for variable-output light sources.

    Most LED's emit from a flat surface, necessitating complex reflectors and lenses to produce desirable beam characteristics. Because LED's are susceptible to potential damage from overheating, they have certain thermal design requirements that dictate the maximum output possible from a given LED, and affect the overall configuration of the specific illumination tool. LED's are difficult to manufacture without some variance in lumen output and color. For this reason, they are tested and sorted by the manufacturer.