Streamlight 25300 Led Flashlight 350 Lumens Rechargeable

Product Description

The STREAMLIGHT 25300 is a handheld LED flashlight built for professional use in trade and field environments. It delivers up to 350 lumens on High, with Medium and Low output modes plus a Strobe mode, giving technicians flexible illumination for inspection work, confined-space entry, and hands-free-adjacent task lighting. The polymer body keeps weight low at 1.72 pounds, and the included rechargeable NiMH battery pack means fewer consumable costs over time. Run time reaches up to 50 hours on the Low setting, making it practical for extended shifts. Compliance with ANSI/NEMA FL1-2009 ensures output and runtime ratings are standardized and verifiable.

The 25300 suits residential and light commercial service work across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool and spa trades. The four output modes make it adaptable from close-range panel inspection on Low to long-range beam use on High, rated to 490 meters. Strobe mode adds a utility option for signaling. The single-battery NiMH design simplifies recharging logistics on a service vehicle or at a shop charging station. It ships with batteries included and is ready to use out of the box.

Key Features

• High output of 350 lumens for long-range illumination up to 490 meters
• Four modes: High, Medium, Low, and Strobe
• Rechargeable NiMH battery included — no disposable batteries required
• Up to 50 hours run time on Low mode (3000 minutes total rated run time)
• Polymer body construction reduces overall weight
• ANSI/NEMA FL1-2009 compliant ratings for output and runtime

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone handheld flashlight compatible with STREAMLIGHT-brand rechargeable NiMH battery systems. No specific replacement part numbers or system families were identified in the product data.

Installation Notes

No fixed installation is required for this handheld unit. Before replacing or charging the battery pack, power off the flashlight and follow the manufacturer recharging instructions to avoid overcharge damage to the NiMH cell. Do not attempt to substitute battery chemistries not specified by the manufacturer. Electrical and HVAC technicians should verify the flashlight is rated appropriately for the atmosphere before use in any potentially hazardous environment, as this unit is not intrinsically safe rated.