Killzone BLF348 - 1Lumen.com

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What kind of cell does the Killzone blf-348 use?

The Killzone BLF-348 is powered by an AAA-sized cell. It’ll accept any variety, too. Below, have a look at a runtime with an Efest 10440 Li-ion cell. Note the temperature, too – I had to bump up the scale over on the right side (temperature) for the first time in ages. With the Li-ion cell, the light gets quite warm!! ...

What is Killzone flashlights blf348?

The name’s changed a bit to the Killzone Flashlights Stainless Pen Light, but for nostalgia’s sake, we’ll call it the Killzone Flashlights BLF348. I’m super-excited to test on this thing and sample a bit of BLF history. ...

How big is a blf-348 pen light?

The body is just a stainless tube, with a very small shelf for that brass ring that the spring sits on. These lights are 9cm long and 1.2cm in diameter. Fairly small lights. Here’s the Killzone Flashlights pen light beside an official BLF-348. Identical. Except of course, for the glow o-ring, I added to the BLF-348. ...

Is the blf348 a Nichia?

In 2018 Texas-based flashlight reseller Killzone Flashlights acquired a new batch of the BLF348 and started selling it with the Nichia 219C LED, and in 2022, gave it a new LED. It’s of course a Nichia, and it still has all the charm and simplicity of the original as well. ...

Is the sf-348 a blf-348?

Well, the rest is history and the SF-348 became the BLF-348. While the internals were unchanged, the light featured the Nichia 219B 5000K 90CRI emitter (aka NVSW219B-V1 sw50 R9050), and to say it was a hit was an understatement since it sold out very quickly, and it’s become sort of an icon in the BLF continuum. ...

Is the blf-348 the shortest AAA light?

Here’s the Killzone Flashlights pen light beside an official BLF-348. Identical. Except of course, for the glow o-ring, I added to the BLF-348. (It stays put mostly but doesn’t really glow that much. Micro-review: probably not worth bothering with.) Not at all the shortest AAA light, however. ...