NEXTORCH Saint Torch 31 Professional Searchlight with High-Capacity Battery Pack

This handy searchlight has an incredible 20,000 ANSI lumens and reaches a range of 740 metres.
When developing this high-end torch, however, the focus was first on the battery. Producing a torch with an extremely high light output is not an art.
But delivering this enormous power over a long period of time is. 
NEXTORCH is a manufacturer for professional users, such as the police. A search operation can last several hours, and a professional searchlight has to be able to cope with that. 

Even with the light distribution of this torch, NEXTORCH has oriented itself to the requirements of professionals: 
The new NEXTORCH Saint Torch 31 effortlessly manages the balancing act between glare-free close-range illumination and perfect long-distance light. 8 computer-optimised reflectors make it possible. Even the light colour is deliberately kept neutral to reproduce colours close to nature and make contrasts easier to see - an important criterion when it comes to police work or rescue services! 
At the highest light level, the new Saint Torch 31 achieves an astonishing 2 hours of runtime, and the extra-strong battery can even be used as a power bank, e.g. for smartphones. 
Via the modern, integrated USB-C connection, up to 10 commercially available smartphones can be quickly charged on the go with one battery charge of this torch. 

As befits a professional tool, this practical searchlight was built to be guaranteed 100% waterproof. Of course, the Saint Torch 31 is absolutely shatterproof and drop-proof. 
The operation of the Saint Torch 31 has been deliberately made particularly easy, especially in stressful situations, so that it can be handled quickly and, above all, safely. 

A reliable sensor has also been built in for added safety: For objects that are 5 to 100cm away from the light beam, the NEXTORCH Saint Torch 31 automatically adjusts downwards. This effectively eliminates the risk of self-reflection. 
By the way, the Saint Torch 31 does not turn down the light if it is illuminated by a second light source and only if objects really come in front of the distance sensors.