Description
This is a handheld LED torch rated at 350 lumens, with a focusing head that lets you slide the beam between a wide flood and a tight, concentrated spot. That single feature is what sets it apart from a fixed-beam torch: one moment you are lighting a whole footpath, the next you are picking out a single point at distance, without carrying two lights. The retail pack states three light modes, high, low and strobe, so you can trade brightness for runtime when you do not need the full output.
A torch like this earns its place in a kitchen drawer, a car glovebox, a shed or a camping bag. The focusing beam suits jobs where you keep changing the distance you are looking at, checking a fuse box up close, then throwing light down the garden. The low mode is the one to reach for when you want the battery to last through a long evening rather than a short burst, and the strobe is there for signalling or drawing attention. It is a general-purpose torch rather than a specialist one, and that is the point.
The body is a slim cylinder with a copper-coloured bezel around the front, sized to sit comfortably in one hand. The batteries you need are supplied in the pack, so it works the moment you open it rather than sending you looking for cells. We would keep one wherever a power cut or a late job is likely to catch you out, and a second in the car. If you want a light you can hand to anyone in the house and trust them to work it, a three-mode focusing torch with the batteries already in the box is a sensible pick.
Specification
| Light source |
LED |
| Brightness |
350 lumens (as printed on the pack) |
| Runtime |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Battery |
Batteries included |
| IP rating |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Sold as |
One torch with batteries included |
| Minimum order |
1, sold in multiples of 1 |
Frequently Asked
Does it come with batteries?
Yes. The retail pack states batteries are included, so the torch works straight out of the box without you buying cells separately.
What does the focusing feature do?
The head slides to change the beam from a wide flood that lights a broad area to a tight spot that reaches further, all on the one torch.
How bright is it?
The pack states 350 lumens on its highest setting, which is plenty for a footpath, a garden, a loft or checking under a car bonnet.
What are the three light modes?
The pack lists high, low and strobe. Low mode saves battery for longer runs, and strobe is intended for signalling or drawing attention.
How long does a set of batteries last?
The manufacturer does not print a runtime figure on the pack, so we cannot quote one. It will depend on which mode you use.