ZebraLight Product Comparison

    Provides a comparison of various ZebraLight flashlight models, detailing their MSRP and battery compatibility, including options for AA, CR123, 18650, and 21700 batteries.

    6/30/2025
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    ZebraLight offers a diverse range of flashlights and headlamps, showcasing various models with distinct specifications and features.

    In the SC Series Side Clicky Flashlight category, the SC700d HI is priced at $129 and utilizes a Cree XHP70.3 HI LED, delivering a typical CRI of 90+ and a nominal CCT of 5000 Kelvin. It has a maximum output of 1700 lumens and a low output of 4.2 lumens, with a battery life of approximately 3.2 hours. The SC65c HI, at $89, features a Nichia 719A LED with a CRI of 93 and a CCT of 4000 Kelvin, providing a maximum output of 660 lumens for 0.96 hours. The SC53c N, priced at $64, uses a Nichia 519A-V1 LED, also with a CRI of 93, and offers a maximum output of 300 lumens for 1.4 hours.

    Moving on to the SC600w 4+ HI, this flashlight retails for $99 and is equipped with a Cree XHP50.3 HI LED, achieving a maximum output of 1700 lumens and a low output of 4.4 lumens for 1.2 hours. The SC700Fd, available for $119, features a Cree XHP70.2 LED, providing a maximum output of 2910 lumens and a low output of 1.5 lumens over 3.2 hours. The SC600F IV Plus, also at $99, uses a Cree XHP50 LED with a maximum output of 2260 lumens for 1.2 hours.

    In the headlamp section, the H504r is priced at $69 and utilizes a Lumileds LUXEON C LED, providing a deep red light with a maximum output of 122 lumens for 1 hour. The A6, available for $49, features a Lumileds LUXEON V LED, achieving a maximum output of 800 lumens for 3 hours. The H53c N, priced at $68, uses a Nichia 519A-V1 LED with a maximum output of 290 lumens for 1.1 hours, while the H53Fc N, also at $68, provides a similar output but with a floody beam type.

    The H600c Mk IV and H600d Mk IV, both priced at $89, utilize Cree XHP50.2 LEDs, achieving a maximum output of 1616 lumens with a low output of 0.08 lumens for approximately 3.3 months. The H600Fc Mk IV offers a similar output and features, while the H600Fd Mk IV delivers the same maximum output with a floody beam type.

    Discontinued products include the H503r, priced at $69, which features a Lumileds LUXEON C LED and a maximum output of 122 lumens. The H53Fc LE, at $59, utilizes a Samsung LH351D LED, achieving a maximum output of 276 lumens. The SC600Fd IV Plus, priced at $99, features a Cree XHP50 LED and delivers a maximum output of 1816 lumens.

    The SC64c LE, priced at $79, uses a Samsung LH351D LED with a maximum output of 828 lumens, while the H53c LE, at $59, also features a Samsung LH351D LED and provides a maximum output of 285 lumens. The SC5c II LE is available for $69 and utilizes a Samsung LH351D LED with a maximum output of 475 lumens.

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