Black tactical handheld LED flashlight mounted on a rifle

Sofirn SK40 3200lm Tactical Flashlight, 580m Beam, 21700 Battery

6000K
$78.99
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Black tactical handheld LED flashlight mounted on a rifle

Sofirn SK40 3200lm Tactical Flashlight, 580m Beam, 21700 Battery

$78.99
Emitting Color6000K

The Sofirn SK40 is a 3200-lumen tactical flashlight featuring a 580-meter beam distance and dual-switch operation. Designed for search, rescue, and outdoor exploration, this aluminum alloy torch provides reliable illumination with two distinct operating modes.

Key features

  • Dual Switch System – Includes a tail tactical switch and side electronic switch to quickly toggle between tactical and duty modes.
  • High-Intensity Output – Equipped with an SFT70 LED providing a maximum brightness of 3200 lumens and 580 meters of reach.
  • Durable Build – Constructed from AL6061-T6 aluminum alloy with an IP68 waterproof rating for use in harsh environments.
  • Flexible Modes – Features multi-level brightness settings including a 10-lumen moonlight mode and up to 3200 lumens in tactical mode.
  • Rechargeable Power – Powered by a 21700 battery and includes integrated USB Type-C charging.

Specifications

Material AL6061-T6 aluminum alloy
Dimensions 40mm × 146.5mm
Weight 132g (without battery)
Max Brightness 3200 Lumens
Max Distance 580 meters
Waterproof IP68
Battery 1× 21700
Charging USB Type-C
Color Temperature 6000-6500K

Ideal for

This flashlight is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, security personnel, and search and rescue teams who require a high-output, durable light source for long-distance visibility in challenging weather conditions.

FAQ

Is this flashlight waterproof?

Yes, the SK40 has an IP68 waterproof rating, making it suitable for use in harsh, wet environments.

What is the maximum run time?

The maximum runtime is up to 290 hours, depending on the brightness setting used.

Does it come with a battery?

Yes, the Sofirn SK40 comes with a 21700 battery included.

Can I adjust the beam focus?

No, the focal length is fixed and non-adjustable.

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