Streamlight 75662 Led Handheld Flashlight 390 Lumens

Product Description

The STREAMLIGHT 75662 is a rechargeable LED handheld flashlight built for professionals who need reliable, variable-output lighting in the field. It delivers a maximum output of 390 lumens on high and steps down to 210 lumens on medium and 100 lumens on low, with a strobe mode rounding out four total lighting modes. The aluminum body keeps weight manageable while providing durability in demanding work environments. Powered by a NiMH rechargeable battery, this light offers up to 6.75 hours of runtime on a single charge. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and other trade professionals will find this flashlight well-suited to inspections, service calls, and confined-space work.

The 75662 is appropriate for residential and commercial service environments where a compact, multi-mode handheld light is needed. Its four output modes allow the technician to match light intensity to the task — low for reading labels or working in tight spaces, high for broad area inspection, and strobe for emergency signaling. The rechargeable NiMH cell eliminates recurring battery costs over time, making it a practical choice for daily-carry use on job sites.

Key Features

• Three output levels: 100 lumens (Low), 210 lumens (Medium), 390 lumens (High)
• Strobe mode for emergency signaling — four total lighting modes
• Rechargeable NiMH battery included
• Aluminum body construction for durability
• Up to 6.75 hours maximum runtime
• Compact form factor sized for single-hand carry and use

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained handheld flashlight compatible with NiMH rechargeable battery chemistry; no system integration required for standard handheld use.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for handheld use. Before initial use, ensure the NiMH battery is fully charged per the manufacturer charging instructions. When using this flashlight in proximity to energized electrical panels or gas appliances, follow all applicable NFPA and NEC safety protocols for illumination equipment in hazardous areas. Do not expose the unit to submersion unless the product is rated for such use.