TorchLAB v5 Triple – Thirty Three Level P60 Drop In (3500L)

Description

TorchLAB Triple LED Regulated 3500 lumen P60 Drop In

Each head costs $226.00 and comes preprogrammed:  RLMH RLMH (red first) or  ALMH ALMH (amber first)

Control the Dark with 3500 lumens in your favorite host (2 cell XPL, 1900 for 219C CRI).

Construction:

• Tight fit for best thermal contact with your SF or TL host
• Thermally-Enhanced Metal Core PCB
• Shock and vibration tolerant materials and components
• Heavy-duty positive contact spring
• Solid brass negative contact ring
• Suitable for use in weapon mounted lights
• 22 gauge mil-spec wire with 19 strand, silver-plated copper conductors, teflon insulated
• Hard anodized finish for superior thermal emissivity and durability
• Shockproof materials, components, and design

Options:

1) Choose secondary LED (amber or red):

1. Choose primary LED (XPL neutral or 219 neutral, W = max watts)
2. Choose initial programming (can be programmed after delivery)

REVIEWS

taschenlampen-forum.de, Feb 2016  (translation)

To run this on an E or Scout body, add our E2C adapter and any Z44 or compatible bezel.

Metal components made in USA. Electronics made in USA.

Performance:

MODELS

1 CELL

2 CELL

1. TorchLAB BOSS decides its own max output every time you use its output is controlled in real time by temperature and voltage monitors
   the hotter the environment and less the airflow, the lower the output and the longer the runtime. the colder the environment and the more the airflow, the higher the output and the shorter your runtime
2. values for initial settings, channels can be changed or disabled values are for XPL, 219B values are less (21w max)
3. lumens rated from the LED, at 25C. OTF will be less
4. stretch and battery protection turned on, see FG for more examples

Screen Programmer

1. Put your flashlight into programming mode, this is done with a sequence: tap-tap  pause  tap-tap  pause  tap-tap  pause  ON
2. Get a feel for the rate for changing modes. Go at this speed or a bit faster for the tap-taps. For the pause time, double the time (half the rate) that you did with the tap time. If mode 3 is coming on, lengthen the pause a bit.
3. So you want: mode1, mode2, pause, mode1, mode2, pause, mode1, mode2, pause, ON. Extra tip: you want 3 consecutive pairs, not necessarily 3 from start. So if 3 pairs doesn’t do it, go for 4-6 pairs.
4. Solid red low output shows your light is ready to receive a new program. This is not as bright as standard red. Its normal to start flashing bright red if left in programming mode and will not affect the process.
5. Open our programming page on your favorite computer or device
6. Make or log into your lux-rc account, this is separate from OVEREADY.com
   Make or load your configuration. Changes are autosaved once named.
7. Click ‘save and program’
8. Click ‘program’ or ‘download as video’. Video supports more systems but uses more bandwidth. For off-grid programming, download as video and then save the video to your device.
9. Set your screen to max brightness
10. Hold your flashlight up to the flashing square on the screen, long enough to read a complete green••••green sequence. Red turns off when your new program is loaded. If red stays on after several green••••green sequences, go back to step 7 and choose the video option in step 8.
11. Turn off your flashlight. 

Programmable Board Features:

1. 0.18 lumen low: (weeks of candle bright runtime)
2. 3500 lumen high: near 20,000x higher higher high than lowest low
3. Battery swap mode groups (independent 1 and 2 cell modes)
4. As few as 1 mode per group (1+1) and up to 4 per group (4+4)
5. Program modes from among 33 white levels plus red (3+1 LEDs)
6. SOS, strobe, and beacon (defaults are off). Beacon can be red or white with adjustable timing
7. Mode memory: Off – On – Hybrid (default is off) Hybrid stores the last mode but cycles from mode 1 on the next change
8. Battery stretch starts reducing output at 3.2v, down to 0.5w (default on) Until over-discharge protection kicks in at 2.8v (default is on)
9. Bounce protection switches to red when too much light is reflected It also gives you direct access to red, as a 9th (4+4+1) mode (default off)
10. Supports 1x ICR/IMR, 2x ICR/IMR, 2x CR123 (CR123 selected in advance) CR123 reduces output, changes stretch to 2.25v, & disables over-discharge
11. CR123 can be used in emergencies without advanced programming. Just limit use to RDLM modes (levels 22 and 25 – under 5 watts per cell)
12. Change temperature ceiling: 65C > 60C > 55C > 50C > 45C > 40C > 35C > 30C

Universal Board Features:

1. Custom high efficiency boost driver and board
2. Per cell battery voltage blink out (111 PIN)
3. Serial number blink out with specs and firmware history (222 PIN)
4. Dual light channels, 30w (3x white) + 7ma (1x red or amber)
5. No PWM – sound and flicker free operation at all power levels
6. Input voltage range from 2.5v to 8.8v (1-2 cells)
7. Fully qualified between -40 and 248F (-40 and 120C)
8. Reversed battery polarity protection
9. Under and over voltage protection (2.5/8.8v)
10. Adaptive temperature control (reduces output only 1/33rd as needed)
11. Integrated thermal safety protection at 65C (149F)
12. Integrated thermal overheating protection at 120C (248F)
13. Shock proof materials, components, and design

CAUTIONS

• Do not leave unattended while running on high
  
• IMR18350 are recommended minimum.
• This light creates excessive heat
• This light may cause eye damage
• This light may burn the skin at close range
• This light may cause combustibles to ignite
• This light is not a toy, keep away from children