The Sync’s claim to fame? Simplicity. Intuitively cycle through modes using the large dial on the side and skip button pressing sequences – a must for tasks where you need to control modes on the fly, like running, and places where thick gloves are a must. The Sync’s max mode, Dual Beam (a combination of spot and flood) supplies a long throw of concentrated light and a smooth wide beam to illuminate the area around you.
FEATURES
- IPX4 – These lights are designed for water resistance to splashing and quick dunkings. If a light with a IPX4 rating is accidentally submerged for a longer period of time, the batteries should be removed and the cabinets should be carefully inspected for signs of battery leakage. If water has entered the housing, the light should be dried and batteries replaced.
- MAXBRIGHT LED – The highest quality LED available. Princeton Tec’s Maxbright LED is extremely bright and efficient. This single LED emits a smooth, powerful, white light useful for a wide range of tasks. Princeton Tec uses collimators or reflectors with the Maxbright LED depending upon the application. Must yell “MAXBRIGHT” when saying term out loud.
- MULTIPLE BEAM – This beam pattern combines focused narrow and wide beams to allow for the most versatility. At close range, the wide beams simulate normal daylight conditions so you can take advantage of your peripheral vision, while focused narrow beams provide distance illumination.
- MULTIPLE MODE – Multiple settings on many of our products give you the flexibility to adjust your light’s brightness to illuminate greater distances or to conserve battery power, depending on your needs.
- ULTRABRIGHT LED – The Ultrabright LED is bright and efficient. The smooth, white, wide-beam light emitted by Ultrabright LEDs is ideal for close to mid-range tasks. Ultrabright LEDs are usually grouped together to offer a more powerful light source. Advances currently underway will continue to improve the efficiency and brightness of Ultrabright LEDs. “Ultrabright” can also be yelled when using the term in conversation, but not nearly as loud as “Maxbright”.
