Nitecore MH12 Pro Rechargeable Flashlight – Model MH12 Pro

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Nitecore MH12 Pro Rechargeable Flashlight – Model MH12 Pro

Name: Nitecore MH12 Pro Rechargeable Flashlight – Model MH12 Pro
Brand: Nitecore
SKU: B938
Price: 295000 TZS
Availability: OutOfStock

Tactical

A compact 3,300-lumen thrower with a 505-metre reach on a single 21700 cell, weighing 82 g without it. Tactical and daily modes, USB-C charging, and up to 650 hours of runtime.

TZS250,000+ VAT

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Highlights

Reach, in something you can carry all day

505 metres from a 26.8 mm head.

3,300 lumens, 505 m

A UHi 40 LED behind a smooth reflector and Nitecore's PDOT optics for a tight, long beam.

650 hours of runtime

The supplied 5,300 mAh 21700 cell stretches the low level into weeks of occasional use.

Tactical and daily modes

A tail switch for instant high and strobe, a side button for the five levels.

IP68 and 82 g

Submersible to 2 metres, hard anodised, and light enough to forget you are carrying it.

Product description

About this product

Flashlight Model Mh12 Pro – in stock at 361 Degrees Adventure in Dar es Salaam.

The MH12 Pro is the size most people want and the reach most people do not expect from it: 138.5 mm long, a 26.8 mm head, 82 g on its own, and a 505-metre beam. The UHi 40 LED sits behind a smooth reflector with Nitecore’s crystal coating and PDOT optics, which is how a head that narrow throws that far.

It runs two interfaces. Tactical mode puts instant maximum and strobe under the tail switch. Daily mode gives you the five brightness levels and three special modes through the side button, with indicators beside it for battery and level.

A 5,300 mAh NL2153HP 21700 cell is supplied and charges in the light over USB-C.

Key Features

NiteLab UHi 40 LED, 3,300 lumens maximum
505 m throw, 63,500 cd peak beam intensity
5 brightness levels and 3 special modes; tactical and daily modes
21700 Li-ion battery included (NL2153HP 5,300 mAh)
Up to 650 hours of runtime, USB-C charging
Power and level indicators beside the mode button
Aero-grade aluminium, HA III hard-anodised
IP68 (2 m submersible), impact resistant to 1 metre

Who It Suits

Security work, night driving, farm and plot patrols, and anyone who wants one light that goes from reading a meter to lighting the far side of a field. Also the natural upgrade for someone whose phone torch keeps failing them.

What Is Included

NITECORE MH12 Pro flashlight
NL2153HP 21700 rechargeable Li-ion battery (5,300 mAh)
USB-C charging cable, clip, lanyard, holster, spare O-ring

Buying a Flashlight Model Mh12 Pro in Dar es Salaam

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the flashlight model mh12 pro 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 model mh12 pro 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 model mh12 pro 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 model mh12 pro are easier to get here than on an overseas order, which matters once the gear is in use.

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

Specifications

The details

Model	MH12 Pro
Max output	3,300 lumens
Max beam distance	552 yd (505 m)
Peak beam intensity	63,500 cd
LED	NiteLab UHi 40
Battery	1 x 21700 (NL2153HP 5,300 mAh included)
Max runtime	650 hours
Length	5.45 in (138.5 mm)
Head size	1.06 in (26.8 mm)
Weight	2.89 oz (82 g) without battery
Reflector	Smooth (SMO)
Body	Aero-grade aluminium, HA III hard anodised
Water resistance	IP68, submersible to 6.6 ft (2 m)
Impact resistance	3.3 ft (1 m)
SKU	B938

Questions

Good to know

What is the difference between tactical and daily mode?

Tactical puts maximum output and strobe directly under the tail switch, for when you need light now and do not want to cycle through levels. Daily mode gives you the full set of levels through the side button for ordinary use. You choose which one the light lives in.

Is 650 hours real?

On the lowest level, yes, and that level is genuinely useful for moving around a house. On maximum you are counting in minutes, as with every light of this output. The number tells you the cell is large, which is the point.

Can I use other batteries?

It is built around a 21700 cell and the supplied NL2153HP. Using an unprotected or unbranded cell in a light this bright is how people get a hot pocket. Stay with the Nitecore cell or an equivalent protected 21700.

Will it cope with the rains?

IP68 to 2 metres means rain is irrelevant and a drop in a puddle is recoverable. Rinse and dry it after a soaking, particularly on the coast.

How do I charge it?

Through the USB-C port on the light itself. A phone charger, a power bank or a solar USB panel all work, which matters when the power is off.

Is it bright enough for game viewing?

It is more than bright enough, which is the caution. A 3,300-lumen beam in an animal's eyes is unkind and in most reserves against the rules. Use a low level, keep it off the animal's face, and check the park's policy.

What maintenance does it need?

Keep the threads lightly greased, keep the O-ring clean, and do not store the cell flat. Those three habits cover almost every failure.

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.