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Browning 3717805 High Noon Power Pro Tan 100-1700 Lumens White LED Poly, Spotlight

$110.89
Color
Tan
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Flashlights & Lighting
UPC
23614977544
MPN
3717805

Overview

The Browning High Noon Power Pro is a 1700-lumen rechargeable LED spotlight with a tan, high-impact polymer housing. It features three modes—high, low, and flashing—and can achieve a maximum beam distance of 515 yards. The light is powered by an integrated 5000 mAh lithium-ion battery, which can be recharged or powered continuously via USB, 110V AC, or 12V DC using the included cables and vehicle adapter. A power bank feature allows the device to charge smartphones and other USB-powered electronics. The spotlight is waterproof, submersible, and floats, making it suitable for wet-weather use. It includes a folding multi-position stand for hands-free operation, a low-battery indicator, and a lanyard. The unit weighs approximately 1.63 pounds and has an overall length of 7.25 inches.

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