Description
The Energizer LED Impact Torch puts 100 lumens behind a deep reflector, which is enough light to pick out a fuse board, a tent peg or the far corner of a loft. A single LED does the work, so there is no filament to shake loose and no bulb to replace. It runs on two AAA alkaline cells, and those cells are in the pack, so the torch works the moment it comes out of its packaging. The retail pack describes durable rubber construction and a shatter-proof lens, and a folding stand sits under the head so the beam can be aimed and left.
Its natural home is somewhere a torch has to wait months and then work first time: a glovebox, a kitchen drawer, a toolbox, the shelf by the back door, or a rucksack pocket for evenings on a campsite. The body is shaped for one hand, which matters when the other hand is busy. The stand is the part people notice later. Set the torch down, fold the stand out, and it becomes a small work light for a job that needs both hands, such as changing a tyre or reaching behind a kitchen unit.
No runtime figure is printed on the pack and the manufacturer does not state one, so plan on keeping a spare pair of AAA cells with it rather than working to a number. The pack gives no colour temperature and no IP rating either, so this is a torch for indoors, a vehicle or work under cover rather than one to leave out in the weather. Each unit is one torch with its two cells, and the minimum order is 12, sold in multiples of 12. We also stock Energizer head torches and a camping lantern, including the Hardcase and HDL models.
Specification
| Light source |
LED |
| Brightness |
100 lumens |
| Runtime |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Colour temperature |
Not stated by the manufacturer or printed on the pack |
| Battery |
2 x AAA alkaline, included |
| IP rating |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Sold as |
1 torch with 2 x AAA cells included |
| Minimum order |
12, sold in multiples of 12 |
Frequently Asked
What batteries does it take, and do I get them with it?
It takes two AAA alkaline cells and the pack includes them, so nothing else is needed to get the torch working straight away.
How much light is 100 lumens in practice?
Enough for close and mid range work: a garden path, a loft hatch, an engine bay or a cupboard. It is not a long throw search beam.
What is the folding stand for?
It lets the torch stand on a flat surface with the beam angled at a job, which frees both hands for the work you are actually doing.
Is the light warm white or cool white?
The manufacturer does not state a colour temperature and no Kelvin figure is printed on the retail pack, so we quote none for this torch.
Can it be used outdoors in wet weather?
No IP rating is stated by the manufacturer, so treat it as unrated for water and keep it indoors, in a vehicle or under cover.