Lumintop FWAA Flashlight
The Lumintop FWAA AA size EDC flashlight is built for people who want big-light capability in a truly pocketable format—without giving up the clean beam and color quality that makes an everyday carry light enjoyable to actually use. At its core are 3 x Nichia 519AT LED, 4000K emitters paired with a Standard TIR Optical Lens, delivering a wide, useful beam with a listed output range of 0.5LM~1600LM. When you need a quick burst of power for a backyard scan, trail check, or emergency task light, the FWAA is rated for 1600 lumens on Turbo, with 2500cd (Max) intensity and ANSI~100M (Max) distance (also described as up to 100 meters beam distance).
Control is via an Eletronic tail switch with Anduril 2 UI onboard—by default the FWAA ships in simple mode with SMOOTH RAMPING, and an advanced mode is also provided. That means you can keep it straightforward for work, travel, or glovebox duty, or dive into deeper настройки when you want more control over how your EDC flashlight behaves. The rear E-switch operation keeps the form compact and easy to index, and the FWAA is designed with tail-standing ability for quick area lighting.
Power comes from One high drain and unprotected 14500 cell (cell not included), with a Max length 50.5mm and compatibility noted for both flat-top and button-top cells. Durability is aimed at real-world carry: the body is offered in Aluminum or Titanium Alloy, and protection is listed as IP68 Rated Protection and an Ingress rating: Equivalent to IPX8 for wet-weather confidence and sealed-condition dust resistance.
At just 20.5 mm Ø head x 75 mm length and Approximately 33g without cells (aluminum), it disappears in a pocket—especially with the included SS clip (Installed), which supports dual-position carry for cap, pocket, or strap use. You also get 1 FWAA*, 1 Manual*, 1 Lanyard*, and 2 O-ring* in the package. For tinkerers and minimalists, note that the flashlight is not glued, including the bezel, threads, and the tail cap, and there are No markings on the body, including the switch.
