Lancer Tactical MPLS Helmet Light (Dark Earth)
[16443 / CA-767T]
The Lancer Tactical MPLS Helmet Light is a great item to take your MILSIM Experience to the next level. Powered by a single AA battery, the 2" flexible neck allows for easy and precise task lighting. Capable of red, green, white, & IR light, this light system can be installed onto the side of any MICH Helmet, MOLLE Webbing, or ARC Side Rails. One pressure switch controls every color, meaning that it only requires a single hand to use effectively. Overall, this is a great item to add to your helmet accessories
Specifications:
Manufacturer: Lancer Tactical
Model: MPLS Helmet Light
Material: Polymer
Powered By: 1x AA Battery
Lights: Red / Green / White / IR
Modes: One / Off
Package Includes: One MPLS Lighting System, One (1) Clamp Mount, & One (1) MOLLE Webbing Mount
Features:
- Red / Green / White / IR LED Lights
- Easy to Access Battery Storage
- Easy to Use Single Button Manipulation
- Mounts onto MICH Helmets, ARC Rails, and MOLLE Webbing
Please Note:
- This product does not include a helmet.
- Specifications
- Manufacturer: Lancer Tactical
- Color: White / Green / Red / IR Light
- Material: Polymer
- Package Includes: One (1) Helmet Light
verified buyer
it takes one aa battery and has multiple mounts, a ballistic helmet mount, molle mount, and a arc rail mount. the light has a bendy tip for pointing at most angles. i suggest putting it on the left side if you mount it on a arc rail because on the right it will obscure a flag patch if you have one.
to turn on ir hold the power button, to turn on red just tap the power button,for green tap again. to turn white on tap for red then hold. and to turn off wait a little bit after turning on then tap the power button
Pros:
light weight
ir,green,red and white.
one aa battery
Cons:
not very bright
no Manuel
because of not having a Manuel i couldn't figure out how to turn on ir. the way you do it is hold the power button instead of tapping it.
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How do I cycle to the ir
I can cycle from red,green, and whit but not ir
3699 days ago Joshua B
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You can't see IR light without night vision or an infrared viewer of some kind, so it's most likely that you are cycling to it.
3681 days ago
Sean G
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