TrustFire TR-J19 for a Security Officer

Good Day!
My dad will be a Security Officer and I want to make him a present.
I understand that security officers are not allowed to carry any weapons on them for self defense(low level risk jobs). But I guess a flashlight is ok.
So I found this ~1kg ~34cm flashlight http://www.fasttech.com/products/1601/10005077/1398600-trust…
To power http://www.fasttech.com/products/1420/10000901/1209800-trust…
To recharge http://www.fasttech.com/products/1421/10001638/1281903-nitec…

Any decent Maglites that can be compared with this?
Maglite ML100 is not bad http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Maglite-ML100-3C-3-Cell-C-Multi-m…

Please tell me what do you think.

Thank you
All the Best

Comments

  • +1

    the torch seems a little expensive for 3 x x-ml t6, but i have never heard of xm-l2
    as far a batteries go im only down with the 18650s and would only buy panasonic batteries but i heard there are a few other reputable brands such as sanyo possibly soshine. i have a soshine charger and it works well. i'd be a little hesistant with anything trustfire as i have only had bad experiences quality wise. i had a skyfire that probably lasted the longest (6 months) that was a t4000 with a 3 x xm-l setup and it was extremely bright with a flood beam that comfortably went about 200m. here's a little about the xm-l2 from the cree website. basically read some forums and see whats selling the most on ebay or aliexpress

    "XLamp XM-L2
    Highest-Performing, Commercially Available, Single-Die LED

    Delivering breakthrough lumen output and efficacy in the XM package, the XLamp XM-L2 LED is the highest-performing, commercially available, single-die LED. Built on the SC³ Technology Platform, the XLamp XM-L2 LED delivers up to 20% more lumens and lumens-per-watt and double the lumens-per-dollar of the original XM-L. The XM-L2 LED offers the unique combination of high efficacy and high lumen output at high drive currents, delivering an unprecedented 1198 lumens at 116 lumens-per-watt efficacy at 3 A, 25°C.
    - See more at: http://www.cree.com/led-components-and-modules/products/xlam…

  • Please tell me he is working at a cranberry silo.

  • Some of the banggood torch deals have been okay.

    One of the torches I got from them would make astronauts at the international space station squint if I pointed it at them :)

  • This is the cheapest I could find (not from amazon) for 3-D LED Maglite
    http://www.harveynorman.com.au/maglite-3d-led-flashlight.htm… $39 + $10 delivery
    Last special from Harvey was a year ago. Any coupon codes for free delivery or $5 off?

  • +1

    DHGATE have a TrustFire 3T6 3800 Lumens 3 x CREE XM-L T6 5-Mode LED Flashlight Torch Lamp + Extendable Tube
    for $27.22 delivered

    http://www.dhgate.com/store/product/trustfire-3t6-3800-lumens-3-x-cree-xm-l-t6/160483627.html?f=promotion|all|lp062anniversary20130822|edm|lp|20130822|160483627||img

    • Thank you nice find!

  • +1

    The maglite is strong, well made and will take a good beating but they are not that bright(LED versions are not too bad).

  • +2

    your going to make all these items?? Respect ;)

    edit: you may want to talk to the guy above me, I've heard he's good at that type of thing

  • +1

    Maglite 3D LED is available for $37 from Bunnings, this would be my pick for security work as it could be used as a weapon.

    http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/114433

    You can also purchase belt loops for these so it will hang from his belt for easy access and easy removal.

    A lot better built than many of the torches available and takes off the shelf D cell batteries. He could carry a smaller torch with rechargeable batteries for regular usage (The EA4 or EA8 is an excellent choice here - http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/110909) and just use the Maglite as a backup as it will always work.

  • Thank you guys! I'll get one from bunnings this weekend

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