With multi-wear options, four light colors including infrared and a white-light runtime of up to 14 hours on one AA or CR123 battery, the olive drab green FoxFury HHC Tactical Light Olive Drab Greenfrom FoxFury HHC Tactical Light Olive Drab Greenprovides crucial illumination options in hazardous situations. It is equipped with an elastic headband, a C-clamp for helmet use, and Picatinny and MOLLE mounts. The white LED offers four settings from 10 to 82 lumens, plus two blinking modes; the red and blue LEDs have steady outputs from 10 to 38 lumens, and the dual infrared LEDs emit 25-110mW.

You can rotate the light 360° on the C-clamp, Picatinny, and headlamp mounts; the light head holder swivels 120°; and the light head itself swivels 90°. Designed to stand up to adverse conditions, the light is submersible to 9.8', impact-resistant to 3.3', CE and CE-EMC certified, and meets NFPA fire resistance standards. Made of nylon with a polycarbonate lens cover, it measures 3.2 x 2.6 x 1.3" and weighs 4.4 oz.

10-82 Lumen White Light    Red, Blue & Infrared Settings    Rotates 360°, Swivels 210°    C-Clamp and Elastic Headband Mount    Picatinny Rail & MOLLE Mount Compatible    Up to 24 Hours Runtime    Meets NFPA Safety Standards    Submersible & Impact-Resistant    Runs on 1 x AA or 1 x CR-123 Battery

• White light, AA battery: 10/20/28/38 lumens (flashing mode: 38 lumens)
• White light, CR123 battery: 20/48/72/82 lumens (flashing mode: 82 lumens)
• Red & blue light: 10/20/28/38 lumens (flashing mode: 38 lumens)
• Infrared: 25/60/90/110mW (flashing mode: 110mW)
  Runtimes
• White light, red & blue light: 4-14 hours (flashing mode: 16 hours)
• Infrared light: 6-24 hours (flashing mode: 18 hours)

• Type: Pushbutton
• Location: Top of housing
• White, red, blue & IR buttons
• Must turn off before switching from IR to a color to prevent accidentally being seen

• Nylon housing
• Polycarbonate lens cover
• Light rotates 360° on C-clamp, Picatinny, and headlamp mounts
• Can be worn vertically or horizontally on MOLLE mount
• Light head holder pivots 120° and light head pivots 90°
• Meets NFPA fire resistance standards
• CE and CE-EMC certified
• Submersible to 9.8', impact resistant to 3.3'

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. we intend to buy 10 large pelican transport units. Can you recomend a forwarder except of UPS FEDEX or DHL which are expensive and not built for international bulk. shipping destination is to Saigon Vietnam. thsnks

A: You may calculate your actual shipping options/order totals by adding the items you want to a shopping cart. It will then list the shipping options, descriptions, ETA's and fees to your location.

Q: 2. Is there a substantial amount of housing around where the cable lock would go? Or is it just a flimsy piece of plastic that one could easy cut through with a knife?

A: Yes it is substantial. Please see page 17 in the user manual for a visual example: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/642729.pdf

Q: 3. I own this and am looking for the most durable light stands that would fit. Anyone have any advice?

A: A very sturdy light stand to fit in this case is the Impact Pro Light Stand (10.8', Black), BH # IMLSPK10 https://bhpho.to/3fHlBeL

Q: 4. Are these wheels hard plastic? Or rubbery? If plastic, is it loud when you roll on pavement?

A: Wheels are hard rubber about 2 wide. Not noticeably loud when rolled on pavement.

Q: 5. In the description it says it has three handles? Top Folding HandleTwo Side Folding Handle What's the difference between top folding handle and two side folding handles?Not having the handle in the middle is really a deal breaker for me. As it makes it very difficult to load in and out of vehicles.

A: There are handles at each small end and there are none in the middle. This is not a small case, so loading into a vehicle is always a little bit of a hassle. To load in a vehicle, I roll up to the vehicle on the wheels and lean the front end into the back and then lift the rear of the case and push it into the vehicle. Sort of like a stretcher.

Q: 6. Can you stack Pelican cases model 1740?

A: Definitely yes, the Pelican 1740 cases are stackable. To keep them from sliding around, four rectangular depressions in the lid exterior mate with four rectangular feet on the case bottom (which are like skids), and are very robust and road worthy. The two transport rollers will not interfere with stacking because of their designed placement.

Q: 7. Has anyone tried to check this case fully loaded on an airplane? Did you have any troubles and around how much did it cost (I understand this will vary by airline ) ? thanks!

A: Yes, have checked this case many times. No troubles, but it's likely to be over 50lbs, and could be over 100lbs depending on contents. Normally this will be met with a fee of $50 or more, depending on the airline. That said, if the contents are valuable, the protection that this case provides are worth the fees, in my opinion.

Q: 8. Would this fit Matthews 40'' turtle and would 1770 would be an overkill?

A: You can fit several Matthews Turtle Base C-stands in this case, particularly when traveling by plane.

Q: 9. Will the 1720 and 1740 stack together and not slide? In other words, will the groves in the tops and bottoms align together?Thanks,

A: Just went up to the attic to check this out. Th grooves do not have the same spacing and so although they do stack nicely if you push on the 1720 (on top) it will slide across the top of the 1740. If you were just stacking 2-4 it would probably be OK. If you were traveling or had more than a few they might fall if not secured.

Q: 10. What are the interior dimensions of the upper layer? Are the dividers removable?

A: The upper insert is about 5" tall. All the inner dividers are removable.