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Streamlight Sidewinder Military Helmet Torch Coyote - 55 lumens
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Streamlight Sidewinder Military Helmet Torch Coyote - 55 lumens
Compact and lightweight tactical torch. Equipped with a LED diode providing a white light beam of 55 lumens and a range of up to 69 m, as well as IR light. The adjustable head allows easy adjustment of the light angle in the range of 185 degrees.
LED diode system with IFF function
The torch is equipped with 4 work modes, including one using white light, two with coloured light (Blue Light, Red Light) that do not impose from a distance, and one emitting infrared light (IR, IFF IR). Additionally, a built-in IFF (Identification Friend or Foe) system enables instant identification. A lockable knob prevents accidental mode changes and allows the selection of one of four modes and light intensity.
Work modes
Diode / work modes / Low / Medium / High / 100% / strobe
- White / 55 lumens / 100 h / 45 h / 11 h / 5.5 h / 10 h
- Blue Light / 1.8 lumens / 150 h / 100 h / 35 h / 16 h / 30 h
- Red Light / 1 / 200 h / 140 h / 60 h / 24 h / 40 h
- IR / 25 mW-min / 200 h / 140 h / 60 h / 24 h / 40 h
Construction compliant with MIL-STD-810F
The durable housing made of plastic has non-slip properties, facilitating the use of the torch even with gloves and ensuring resistance to falls from a height of up to 3 metres. The torch meets the MIL-STD-810F and IPX 7 standards, providing complete dust resistance and water resistance up to a depth of 1 m for up to 30 minutes. The diodes are protected by a robust lens made of polycarbonate.
Powered by alkaline or lithium AA batteries.
set elements
- Streamlight Sidewinder Military
- Clip for attaching to equipment, belt or clothing
- AA batteries
main features
- Power up to 55 lumens
- Range up to 69 metres
- LED diode
- Head adjustable within 185 degrees
- Multiple work modes
- IFF function
- Housing made of plastic
- Construction meeting MIL-STD-810F standards
- IPX 7 waterproof rating
- Polycarbonate lens
- Powered by alkaline or lithium AA batteries
- Clip for attachment to belt or clothing
MILITARY is a distributor of Streamlight.
Streamlight is an American manufacturer of specialized portable lighting, present on the market since 1973. The brand focuses on designing flashlights for uniformed services, rescue services, and industry. Each model is developed in close cooperation with end users, which translates into practical solutions and high functionality in the field. Thanks to its innovative approach, the company boasts over 150 patents and more than 100 registered trademarks. One of the breakthrough moments in the brand's history was the development of a 1 million candela searchlight based on NASA technology, originally created for the Apollo program. Streamlight's product range includes TLR tactical flashlights equipped with laser sights, intrinsically safe models compliant with the ATEX standard, long-range searchlights, as well as reliable helmet and headlamp designs. The brand's products are trusted by firefighters, soldiers, and police officers around the world.
| Maximum light output | 55 lumens |
|---|---|
| Light beam | Wide |
| Light modes | Yes |
| Working time in maximum mode | 5,5 hrs |
| Runtime in high mode | 11 hrs |
| Run-time in low mode | 100 hrs |
| Power type | Battery |
| Accumulator/battery type | 2x AA |
| Body material | Synthetic |
| Magnet | No |
| Light color | White, Red, Blue |
| Waterproof class | IPX 7 |
| Clip included in set | Yes |
| Length | 118 mm |
| Diameter | 27 mm |
| Weight | 142 g |
| EAN | 080926140325 |
| Manufacturer code | 14032 |
| Brand | Streamlight |
| EAN |
MIL-STD-810F standard specifies test requirements for military equipment, including metal detectors, to ensure their reliability in extreme environmental conditions. Tests include resistance to extreme temperatures, humidity, shock and vibration, among others. Metal detectors that meet this standard are guaranteed to work in harsh operating environments.
