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Streamlight - PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro Long Gun Light

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Description

Long Range, Gun-Mounted Tactical Light with High Candela

The ProTac® Rail Mount HP-X Pro delivers extreme long-range performance with a powerful 105,000 candela beam. Built for tactical advantage, this multi-fuel weapon light can cut through smoke, fog, and photonic barriers with ease. Featuring Streamlight’s innovative Jack-Cap® tail switch, users enjoy redundancy with push-button or remote pressure switch operation.

  • Multi-Fuel Capability: Powered by (1) SL-B26® protected Li-Ion USB rechargeable battery pack or (2) CR123A lithium batteries.
  • TEN-TAP® Programming: Select from high/strobe, high only, or low/high modes.
  • High Mode Performance: 800 lumens, 105,000 candela, 648m beam, 2-hour runtime (SL-B26) or 1.5-hour runtime (CR123A).
  • Low Mode Performance: 55 lumens, 7,600 candela, 174m beam, 26-hour runtime (SL-B26) or 18-hour runtime (CR123A).
  • Strobe Mode: 3.5-hour runtime (SL-B26) or 2.5-hour runtime (CR123A).
  • Mounting Options: Integrated rail clamp for MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rails.
  • Durability: 6000 series anodized aluminum construction with BOROFLOAT® impact-resistant glass lens.
  • Water Resistance: IPX7 waterproof (without remote switch) or IPX4 water-resistant (with remote switch).
  • Available Versions: Choose "Light Only" or "System" (System includes remote pressure switch, clips, tape, zip ties, and M-LOK® mount).
  • Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty.

Product Specifications:

  • High Lumens: 800
  • Beam Distance: 648 meters
  • Max Candela: 105,000
  • Battery Type: SL-B26 Rechargeable Battery Pack, CR123A Lithium
  • Battery Quantity: 1 - 2
  • Length: 5.63 inches (14.30 centimeters)
  • Weight: 6.40 oz (181.44 grams) - 7.00 oz (198.45 grams)
  • Color: Black

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary tactical advantage of the Streamlight PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro?

The Streamlight PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro offers a significant tactical advantage with its powerful 105,000 candela beam. This high candela output allows the light to cut through smoke, fog, and other photonic barriers, providing clear visibility in challenging environments. Its long-range performance is particularly beneficial for tactical operations where identifying threats at a distance is crucial. The ability to switch between different modes, including strobe, adds to its versatility in high-stress situations.

How does the multi-fuel capability of the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro enhance its usability?

The multi-fuel capability of the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro enhances usability by allowing it to operate with either a rechargeable SL-B26 battery pack or CR123A lithium batteries. This flexibility ensures that users can choose the power source that best fits their needs and availability. In emergency scenarios where recharging might not be feasible, having the option to use readily available CR123A batteries can be a critical advantage. This adaptability makes the light a reliable tool for both short-term and extended missions.

What are the runtime differences between using the SL-B26 battery pack and CR123A batteries?

The runtime of the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro varies depending on the battery type used. When powered by the SL-B26 rechargeable battery pack, the light can run for approximately 2 hours on high mode and 26 hours on low mode. In contrast, using CR123A batteries, the runtime is about 1.5 hours on high mode and 18 hours on low mode. These differences highlight the importance of selecting the appropriate power source based on mission duration and intensity of use.

How does the Jack-Cap tail switch benefit users in tactical situations?

The Jack-Cap tail switch on the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro provides users with operational redundancy. This feature allows for both push-button and remote pressure switch operation, offering flexibility in how the light is activated. In tactical scenarios, this can be crucial for maintaining control and adaptability, as the user can choose the most convenient activation method depending on the situation. This dual operation capability ensures that the light remains functional even if one activation method becomes compromised.

What are the mounting options available for the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro?

The PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro features an integrated rail clamp designed for MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rails. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of firearms equipped with standard rail systems. The availability of a 'System' version, which includes a remote pressure switch, clips, tape, zip ties, and an M-LOK® mount, further expands its mounting versatility. These options allow users to customize their setup based on personal preference and tactical requirements.

How does the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro perform in adverse weather conditions?

The PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro is designed to withstand adverse weather conditions with its IPX7 waterproof rating. This rating ensures the light remains operational even when submerged in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. However, when using the remote switch, the water resistance is reduced to IPX4, making it resistant to splashes from any direction. Users should consider these ratings when planning operations in wet environments to ensure optimal performance.

What are the trade-offs between using high mode and low mode on the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro?

Using high mode on the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro offers maximum brightness and range, with an 800-lumen output and a 648-meter beam distance. This is ideal for situations requiring long-range visibility and target identification. However, the trade-off is a shorter runtime of 2 hours with the SL-B26 battery and 1.5 hours with CR123A batteries. In contrast, low mode provides a 55-lumen output with a 174-meter beam distance, significantly extending the runtime to 26 hours (SL-B26) or 18 hours (CR123A). This mode is more suitable for prolonged operations where conserving battery life is crucial.

How does the construction of the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro contribute to its durability?

The PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro is constructed from 6000 series anodized aluminum, which provides exceptional durability. This material is known for its strength and resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for harsh environments. Additionally, the BOROFLOAT® impact-resistant glass lens adds to its robustness by protecting the light from damage during impact. These features ensure that the light can withstand the rigors of tactical use and maintain performance over time.

What are the available versions of the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro, and how do they differ?

The PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro is available in two versions: 'Light Only' and 'System'. The 'Light Only' version includes just the tactical light, making it ideal for users who already have compatible accessories or prefer a minimalist setup. The 'System' version, however, includes additional components such as a remote pressure switch, clips, tape, zip ties, and an M-LOK® mount, providing a complete package for those who want a ready-to-use solution. Choosing between these versions depends on the user's existing gear and specific tactical needs.

What considerations should be made when using the strobe mode on the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro?

When using the strobe mode on the PROTAC Rail Mount HP-X Pro, users should consider its potential to disorient targets. This mode can be highly effective in tactical situations for creating a temporary advantage by disrupting an adversary's vision. However, it also consumes battery power more rapidly, with runtimes of 3.5 hours using the SL-B26 battery and 2.5 hours with CR123A batteries. It's important to use this mode strategically to balance its tactical benefits with the need to conserve battery life for other operational needs.