Nitecore P20i UV Tactical Flashlight with Ultraviolet Light – Model P20i UV

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Nitecore P20i UV Tactical Flashlight with Ultraviolet Light – Model P20i UV

Name: Nitecore P20i UV Tactical Flashlight with Ultraviolet Light – Model P20i UV
Brand: Nitecore
SKU: B934
Price: 354000 TZS
Availability: InStock

UV & Dive

A tactical light with two jobs: 1,800 lumens of white light reaching 337 metres, and four 365 nm UV LEDs for checking currency, documents and stains. Dual tail switches, a ceramic strike bezel and a 21700 cell.

TZS300,000+ VAT

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Highlights

White light and 365 nm UV in one body

The tactical light that also checks a banknote.

1,800 lumens, 337 m

A Luminus SST-40-W LED with PDOT optics for a long, clean white beam.

4 x 365 nm UV LEDs

320 mW of true 365 nm ultraviolet, the wavelength that actually makes security marks fluoresce.

Dual tail switches

Tactical and daily modes, with STROBE READY for instant access to strobe.

Ceramic strike bezel

Silicon nitride, hard enough to break vehicle glass.

Product description

About this product

Flashlight with Ultraviolet Light – in stock at 361 Degrees Adventure in Dar es Salaam.

The P20i UV is a full tactical light with an ultraviolet head built alongside the white one. The white channel uses a Luminus SST-40-W LED for 1,800 lumens and a 337-metre throw. The UV channel uses four dedicated LEDs at 365 nanometres and 320 milliwatts, which is the wavelength that lifts security threads on banknotes, fluorescent inks on ID documents, and organic stains that a 395 nm blacklight shows only faintly.

Two tail switches run it, with tactical and daily modes and STROBE READY for instant strobe. A NITECORE NL2140i 21700 cell of 4,000 mAh is supplied and charges in the light over USB-C, and the power indicator can display battery voltage to a tenth of a volt. The strike bezel is silicon nitride ceramic.

Key Features

White light: Luminus SST-40-W LED, 1,800 lumens, 337 m throw, 28,500 cd
UV light: 4 x 365 nm LEDs, 320 mW
Dual tail switches; tactical and daily modes; STROBE READY
NL2140i 21700 Li-ion battery (4,000 mAh) included, USB-C charging
Up to 50 hours of runtime; power indicator shows voltage
Silicon nitride ceramic strike bezel
Aero-grade aluminium, HA III hard anodised
IP68 (2 m submersible), impact resistant to 2 metres

Who It Suits

Anyone who handles cash or documents after dark: shop and bar managers, hotel front desks, forex staff, security officers. Also useful for scorpion spotting and for finding stains a white light will not show.

What Is Included

NITECORE P20i UV flashlight
NL2140i 21700 rechargeable Li-ion battery (4,000 mAh)
NTH20 tactical holster, clip, lanyard, CR123 battery magazine
USB-C charging cable, spare O-ring

Buying a Flashlight with Ultraviolet Light in Dar es Salaam

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the flashlight with ultraviolet light at our showroom in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, with delivery countrywide across Tanzania. Come and handle it before you buy, or order online and collect.

Every flashlight with ultraviolet light is checked in store before it leaves us, and our staff use the same kit in the field, so you get an honest answer on fit and sizing rather than a sales pitch.

Not sure which flashlight with ultraviolet light suits you? Call or message the showroom and we will talk you through the options that are actually in stock in Tanzania.

Spare parts and replacements for the flashlight with ultraviolet light are easier to get here than on an overseas order, which matters once the gear is in use.

Browse more UV & Dive in Tanzania, or see the full 361 Degrees range. For general background on flashlights, see this overview on Wikipedia.

Specifications

The details

Model	P20i UV
White light output	1,800 lumens
Max beam distance	369 yd (337 m)
Peak beam intensity	28,500 cd
UV light	4 x LEDs, 365 nm, 320 mW
Battery	1 x 21700i (NL2140i 4,000 mAh included) or 2 x CR123
Max runtime	50 hours
Length	5.93 in (150.5 mm)
Head size	1.25 in (31.8 mm)
Weight	4.37 oz (124 g)
Bezel	Silicon nitride ceramic strike bezel
Water resistance	IP68, submersible to 6.6 ft (2 m)
Impact resistance	6.6 ft (2 m)
SKU	B934

Questions

Good to know

Why 365 nm rather than the usual 395 nm?

365 nm is proper ultraviolet and barely visible to the eye, so what you see fluorescing is the mark itself, not violet light bouncing off everything. Cheap 395 nm blacklights wash a note in purple; this one makes the security thread stand out.

Will it check Tanzanian shilling notes?

Yes. The security features in modern shilling notes fluoresce under 365 nm, as do most foreign notes, driving licences and ID cards. It is the practical reason a lot of businesses buy this particular light.

Is the UV safe?

Do not look into it, do not shine it at anyone's eyes or skin for long, and keep it away from children. Short, aimed use at a document is fine; sustained exposure is not.

Can I run it on CR123 batteries?

Yes, two of them, using the supplied magazine. That is the backup for when the 21700 is flat.

What is STROBE READY?

A press-and-hold on the tail switch that goes straight to strobe from off, without cycling modes. It is a tactical feature, and it is also how you avoid hunting for a mode in an emergency.

How does it cope with the coast?

Hard-anodised aluminium, IP68 to 2 metres. Rinse the salt off, dry it and keep the charge port sealed. The ceramic bezel does not corrode.

Will the UV show stains on fabric?

Yes, and more clearly than a 395 nm torch. Hotel and guesthouse managers use exactly this to check linen.

Can I fly with the battery?

Spare lithium cells and power banks must travel in your cabin bag and are not allowed in checked luggage - that is a firm rule on every airline out of Julius Nyerere, not a preference. Protect the terminals so nothing can short against keys or coins: keep the cell in its case, in the original packaging, or tape the contacts. A cell installed in the light itself may go either way, though the cabin is still the safer choice. Capacity limits only bite above 100 Wh, and a 21700 or 18650 cell is nowhere near that - roughly 13 to 18 Wh - so no airline approval is needed.