Novalite XPH-50 Flashlight - Zoom and Strobe
Novalite XPH-50 Flashlight - Zoom and Strobe
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A beam you can narrow to a spot or open to a flood.
An aluminium alloy torch with an adjustable zoom head, three brightness levels, strobe and SOS. Rated by the manufacturer at 800 lumens on high, running an XPH-50 LED at 15W peak. 149 g in the hand.
Zoom is the feature that decides whether a torch is useful. Wide, it lights the whole campsite and the ground at your feet. Slid narrow, the same output becomes a column you can throw across a field to see what made the noise. One light, two jobs, and no second torch in the bag.
What you're getting
Slide the head, change the beam
Pushing the head out narrows the beam into a tight spot for distance. Pulling it back opens it into a flood that lights everything within a few metres. It moves under one thumb while you are holding the light.
Three levels, plus strobe and SOS
High, medium and low, so you are not burning full output to read a map. Strobe and SOS are on the same switch for signalling.
Aluminium alloy, water-resistant
The body is machined aluminium alloy with deep knurling for grip in the wet, and a water-resistant build. Knurling matters more than it sounds when your hands are cold.
Sized for a pocket or a glovebox
At 149 g it is light enough to carry all day and heavy enough not to feel like a toy. The crenellated bezel means it stands lens-down on a flat surface without rolling away.
Specifications
| Body | Aluminium alloy |
|---|---|
| LED | XPH-50 LED, 15W peak |
| Output | 800 lumens, manufacturer rated on high |
| Modes | High, medium, low, strobe, SOS |
| Beam | Adjustable zoom, spot to flood |
| Weight | 149 g |
| Finish | Matte black, knurled barrel |
| Water | Water-resistant construction |
| Price | $89.95, one-time |
Where it earns its keep
- Walking a property line or a fence after dark
- Camping, where flood lights the site and spot checks the treeline
- In the truck, for roadside work and finding what rolled under the seat
- Power cuts, where three brightness levels stretch the battery
- Signalling, using the strobe and SOS modes
Questions
Is 800 lumens the real output?
It is the manufacturer's rated peak on high, measured at the emitter rather than out the front, and it will not hold that figure for the whole runtime. Treat it as the top of the range, not a constant.
Can I take it in the rain?
It is built water-resistant, which covers rain and splashes. It is not a dive light and it is not rated for submersion, and seals on any torch age with use.
What batteries does it take?
Battery and charging arrangements are shown in the retail packaging photography rather than written down in our supplier spec, so we are not going to guess at a cell type here. Ask us before ordering if that decides it for you.
What if it fails?
You have our 90-day money-back guarantee. Tell us what it did and we will sort it.
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$89.95One-time · no subscription Add to cartLumen and wattage figures are the manufacturer's peak ratings, not sustained output, and are not independently verified here. Water-resistant is not waterproof and does not cover submersion. Supplier documentation for this torch includes a dimension line that is internally inconsistent, so no length or diameter figure is quoted. Do not shine any high-output light at people, animals, vehicles or aircraft.
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