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Nitecore · SKU B929

Nitecore EDC23 Ultra Compact EDC Flashlight – Model EDC23

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A flat, pocket-shaped 2,500-lumen light with an OLED screen that tells you the level, the lumens and the battery left. At 102.8 mm and 101 g it is the shortest flat light Nitecore makes, and it charges over USB-C.

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Highlights

The flashlight that fits a trouser pocket

Flat body, dual tail switches, and a screen that tells you exactly where you stand.

2,500 lumens, 280 m

Two UHi 25 LEDs behind orange-peel reflectors: wide enough for a compound, far enough for a field.

OLED display

Level, lumens, voltage and remaining runtime, on screen, instead of guessing from a dimming beam.

39 hours of runtime

The 1,500 mAh cell is built in and recharges over USB-C in about an hour and a half.

Stainless steel, IP54

PVD titanium-coated steel body, dust and splash rated, and drop tested to 2 metres.

Product description

About this product

Most bright flashlights are round, and a round flashlight rolls off a table and sits badly in a pocket. The EDC23 is flat: 102.8 mm long, 33 mm across the head, 101 g, shaped to lie against a leg rather than bulge out of it. It is the shortest flat light Nitecore has built.

Two UHi 25 LEDs put out 2,500 lumens at maximum and throw a usable beam to 280 metres. The OLED screen on the side is the part owners end up relying on: it shows which level you are on, how many lumens the light is actually producing, the battery voltage and how long you have left, so there is no guessing on a dark road.

Two tail switches run it. Half-press and hold jumps straight to turbo; a full press and hold goes to strobe. A sliding lock switch gives you semi lockout (turbo and strobe still available) or full lockout, so it cannot come on in a bag.

Key Features

  • 2 x NiteLab UHi 25 LEDs, 2,500 lumens maximum
  • 280 m throw, 20,720 cd peak beam intensity
  • OLED display for level, lumens, voltage and runtime
  • Built-in 1,500 mAh Li-ion battery, USB-C charging in about 1.5 hours
  • 5 brightness levels plus strobe, with level preset and mode memory
  • Sliding lockout switch with semi and full lockout
  • Stainless steel body with PVD titanium coating
  • IP54 rated, impact resistant to 2 metres

Who It Suits

Anyone who wants a serious light on them every day rather than in a drawer: security staff, engineers, drivers, and anyone who walks home after a power cut. The flat body is what makes that realistic.

What Is Included

  • NITECORE EDC23 flashlight
  • USB-C charging cable
  • Lanyard and clip
Specifications

The details

ModelEDC23
Max output2,500 lumens
Max beam distance306 yd (280 m)
Peak beam intensity20,720 cd
LED2 x NiteLab UHi 25
BatteryBuilt-in 1,500 mAh Li-ion
Max runtime39 hours
ChargingUSB-C, about 1.5 hours
Length4.05 in (102.8 mm)
Head size1.30 in (33.0 mm)
Weight3.56 oz (101 g)
BodyStainless steel with PVD titanium coating
Water resistanceIP54
Impact resistance6.6 ft (2 m)
SKUB929
Questions

Good to know

Is 2,500 lumens more than I need?

For walking a compound or finding a fuse box, yes, and that is what the lower levels are for. Turbo is there for the moments that matter: a dark plot boundary, a breakdown on the Morogoro road, checking a roof at night. The screen shows what you are actually drawing so you can pick a level and stay there.

How long does turbo last before it steps down?

Any light this small gets hot on maximum. The EDC23 has Nitecore's temperature regulation built in, so it eases the output down rather than cooking itself. Expect a few minutes of full turbo and a strong sustained beam after that.

Will it survive Dar humidity?

The body is stainless steel with a PVD coating, which handles coastal air far better than painted aluminium. IP54 means dust and splashes, not immersion, so do not take it swimming. Dry it after rain and keep the USB-C port cover shut.

Can I charge it from a power bank or a solar panel?

Yes, any USB-C source works. A 5V power bank will charge it fully in roughly an hour and a half, which makes it practical on a long trip or through a long outage.

What is the lockout switch for?

It stops the light coming on inside a bag, which is how people arrive somewhere with a flat battery and a hot pocket. Semi lockout still lets you reach turbo and strobe instantly; full lockout disables everything.

Can I fly with it?

The battery is built in and small (1,500 mAh, under 6 Wh), so it travels in cabin baggage on the airlines serving Tanzania. It must not go in checked luggage. Check with your carrier before you fly.

How do I look after the battery?

Store it around half charge if it will sit unused for months, and keep it out of a closed car in the sun. Heat is what ages a lithium cell, not use.

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TZS200,000+ VAT