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Inforce Unveils Gen2 Weapon Mounted Lights

October 1, 2016 by The Loadout Room Leave a Comment

Inforce Unveils Gen2 Weapon Mounted Lights

(Article originally published on Tactical-Life)

Inforce has introduced the second generation of its WML and WMLx product lines.

The Gen2 weapon-mounted lights feature several new upgrades.

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Incredibly powerful yet compact in size, the Gen2 WML and WMLx Series integrates with MIL-STD-1913/NAR rail and features a new reinforced polymer body that offers higher-impact resistance and durability.

Patented heat dissipating vents provide improved LED thermal management and an ergonomic, contoured non-slip switch makes for easy on/off.

There are three operating modes: constant, momentary and strobe (strobe is easily disabled) and the new products are waterproof up to 66 feet.

Inforce’s easy-to-operate lockout system ensures the light isn’t turned on until the operator is ready.

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The WML White and WML White/IR products offer many functional enhancements including:

  • Increased lumens from 200 to 400, at just 3 ounces
  • High efficiency emitter provides up to 1.5 hours of runtime in white mode, or 4 hours in infrared mode from a single 123A Lithium battery
  • Concentrated, high-intensity beam fills the field of view for close to mid-range target identification
  • Re-engineered cam lever and lockout bale with constant tension to maximize ease of switching between white or infrared mode (IR model only) and full function/momentary mode (white model only)

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