Streamlight 61602 Led Flashlight 125 Lumens 4 Modes

Product Description

The STREAMLIGHT 61602 is a compact, free-standing LED flashlight designed for technicians and tradespeople who need hands-free lighting in tight spaces or on flat surfaces. Powered by a single AAA lithium rechargeable battery and rated at 125 lumens on high, it delivers strong output from a body measuring just 2.5 inches tall and 1.66 inches in length. The polycarbonate construction keeps the unit lightweight at 0.25 pounds while holding up to the demands of a job site. A USB charging cable is included, so the light can be topped off between calls without hunting down specialty chargers.

This flashlight is suited for use in residential and light commercial service environments where a portable, self-standing work light adds convenience. HVAC techs, electricians, plumbers, and pool service professionals will find it useful when inspecting equipment in dark enclosures, crawl spaces, and mechanical rooms. Its free-standing base allows it to be positioned on a surface without a holder or mount, keeping hands free for tools. The rechargeable battery and included USB cable make it a low-cost recurring-use option for daily carry.

Key Features

• 125 lumens on high, 30 lumens on low for adjustable brightness
• 4 operating modes: High, Low, Spot Beam, and Flood Beam
• Free-standing base allows hands-free use on flat surfaces
• 1 AAA lithium rechargeable battery included with USB charging cable
• Polycarbonate body construction for durability and light weight
• Meets ANSI FL1 and NEMA compliance standards

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone handheld and free-standing flashlight suitable for general trade and service use. No specific system or fixture compatibility applies to this product.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this handheld flashlight. Charge the battery fully via the included USB cable before first use. When working near energized electrical panels or gas equipment, follow all applicable NFPA 70E and IFGC safe work practices before directing light into enclosures. Note that this unit is not rated intrinsically safe and should not be used in classified hazardous locations.