Equally suited to everyday carry, outdoor recreation or emergency preparedness, the Night Detective HyperBeam 55 Flashlight - Metallic Greyflashlight from Night Detective HyperBeam 55 Flashlight - Metallic Greyfeatures a bright, sharp beam and a durable design. Its 5-watt LED produces a 200-lumen output.

Measuring just under 6", the Hyberbeam Vigour is constructed of aluminum alloy with a knurled grip and a tailcap on/off button-style switch. Its crenellated bezel can serve as a window-breaker or a tactical tool, and the anti-roll ring helps make sure it stays put when you set it down.

Maximum Output 200 Lumens    5-Watt LED    Crenellated Bezel    Anti-Roll Ring    Tailcap Switch    Holster

• 5-watt LED, 200 lumen beam
• Crenellated tactical bezel
• Power source: 2 CR123A batteries
• Anti-roll design keeps light stationary on flat surfaces
• Optional remote pressure-pad tape-switch

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this do 3d?

A: Yes it does! I am currently using it to do exactly what you're asking about. You just set up the HDMI Detective for the highest denominator configuration and it will pass 3D if you put it on the input to your splitter.

Q: 2. How do you change source to output 1080i? I need to change my 1080p camera to shoot out 1080i so my atem switcher will recognize it.

A: Hi there, B&H have asked me to try and advise you when using a Gefen HDMI Detective. Firstly the frame rate of your camera thru to your switcher is not changed by using this device. If your camera has the capabilty for different resolutions and frame rates, then you must carry out this procedure from within the menu of the camera. Normally most vision switchers require all sources to be the same or it will not recognise them. Hope this helps you.

Q: 3. Is this a 670 nanometer red light?

A: The LEDs emit visible red light but a particular frequency is not specified. So if you need something in the upper end of the near-infrared spectrum I would suggest looking for another light. This is a lower end light, consisting of two LEDs a rheostat and 9V battery connector in a non-weather resistant case.

Q: 4. Does the red flashlight 3CEFLNVtake a STANDARD 9V battery?How much shipping/handling cost/?

A: The light takes a standard 9V battery.Add the item to the cart online to calculate shipping to your address.

Q: 5. Is the red wavelength useable as a darkroom safelight?

A: This is designed to keep a user's night vision at the ultimate level for viewing.

Q: 6. How long does it take to record EDID? I only get double green flash, no rapid flashing as stated in directions, only two green flashes no matter what I do. I've done this for a few minutes and nothing happens. I m recording edid for my TV. Does it matter what HDMI jack it's put into?

A: A few seconds. The double flash is indicating EDID acquisition. Double check all of your connections.

Q: 7. I have a DVI-D PC monitor. When I use an HDMI to DVI cable, audio is not passed because the monitor's EDID tells the device it does not support audio. Can I use this to force audio to my monitor? Maybe spoof the input device to think its a regular HDMI monitor so it passes audio. I need to pass audio because I'd like to use an HDMI audio extractor in between.

A: As others have said, DVI doesn't support audio output. This will not work for you unfortunately.

Q: 8. How and where do you replace battery

A: The flashlight would take a standard 9 volt battery. To change the battery the lens cap pulls off. Slide the internal components out to access the battery.

Q: 9. will it solve a MacBook m1 handshake issue with LG TVs ??

A: The HDfury Dr. HDMI EDID Manager / Detective is made to solve HDMI source to display issues. It should do what you wish.

Q: 10. How do I replace the battery? The instructions say something about clips but I can't find any clips.

A: On the front of the Celestron Night Vision Red LED Flashlight there are clips on the side that one can depress to remove the front lens. Once the lens is removed the bulbs and circuitry can come out to reveal the 9V battery.