Nitecore MT2A Pro Flashlight – Model MT2A Pro

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Nitecore MT2A Pro Flashlight – Model MT2A Pro

Name: Nitecore MT2A Pro Flashlight – Model MT2A Pro
Brand: Nitecore
SKU: B940
Price: 177000 TZS
Availability: InStock

Flashlights

A 1,000-lumen pen-sized light that runs on the supplied 14100 rechargeable cell or on two ordinary AA batteries. 255 metres of throw, 40 g, and it stands on its tail.

TZS150,000+ VAT

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Highlights

Runs on AA when everything else is flat

A rechargeable cell for normal life, and shop batteries for the day it matters.

1,000 lumens, 255 m

A UHi 20 LED and a smooth reflector: far more reach than a light this narrow suggests.

AA fallback

Two AA cells from any duka will run it when the rechargeable is flat and the power is off.

40 g

Lighter than a set of keys, at 142.8 mm long and 19.7 mm across the head.

IP68 and tail stand

Submersible to 2 metres, and it stands upright to light a room.

Product description

About this product

The MT2A Pro solves the problem every rechargeable light has: what happens when it is flat and there is no power. It ships with a NITECORE NL1416R 14100 cell that has its own USB-C port, and it also runs on two ordinary AA batteries. That makes it the light to keep in a drawer, a glovebox or a handbag.

Output is 1,000 lumens from a single UHi 20 LED, with a 255-metre throw and 16,500 candela. A single tail switch runs three brightness levels. The body is aero-grade aluminium, hard anodised, sealed to IP68, with a two-way clip and tail-stand capability so it can point at a ceiling and light a whole room.

Key Features

NiteLab UHi 20 LED, 1,000 lumens maximum
255 m throw, 16,500 cd peak beam intensity
Runs on 1 x 14100 Li-ion (NL1416R 1,600 mAh included) or 2 x AA
Up to 20 hours of runtime
Single tail switch, 3 brightness levels
Two-way clip and tail-stand capability
Aero-grade aluminium, HA III hard anodised
IP68 (2 m submersible), impact resistant to 1 metre

Who It Suits

Anyone who wants a serious light that will still work in a long outage, and anyone who prefers a pen-shaped torch in a shirt pocket. It is also the sensible light to give someone who will not remember to charge things.

What Is Included

NITECORE MT2A Pro flashlight
NL1416R 14100 rechargeable Li-ion battery (1,600 mAh)
USB-C charging cable, clip, lanyard, spare O-ring

Buying a Nitecore Mt2a Pro Flashlight in Dar es Salaam

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the nitecore mt2a pro flashlight 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 nitecore mt2a pro flashlight 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.

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	MT2A Pro
Max output	1,000 lumens
Max beam distance	279 yd (255 m)
Peak beam intensity	16,500 cd
LED	NiteLab UHi 20
Battery	1 x NL1416R 14100 (1,600 mAh, included) or 2 x AA
Max runtime	20 hours
Length	5.62 in (142.8 mm)
Head size	0.78 in (19.7 mm)
Weight	1.41 oz (40 g)
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	B940

Questions

Good to know

Does it hit 1,000 lumens on AA batteries?

No. Alkaline AAs cannot deliver the current the Li-ion cell can, so output and runtime both drop. AA is the fallback that keeps the light working, not the way to run it every day.

Which AA batteries are best in it?

Good alkalines are fine for occasional use. Lithium AAs last far longer and do not leak, which matters in a light that sits in a glovebox in this climate. Avoid cheap zinc-carbon cells entirely.

How do I charge the supplied cell?

The NL1416R has a USB-C port in the battery itself, so you charge the cell rather than the light. That also means you can carry a charged spare and swap in seconds.

Is it bright enough to be useful at 40 g?

1,000 lumens and 255 metres from something this size is genuinely surprising. The trade is runtime on high, not brightness.

Will it survive being carried loose in a bag?

It is hard anodised aluminium, IP68 sealed and drop rated to a metre. The clip is the part to watch; use the lanyard if the clip is off.

What should I keep in the car?

This light and a pair of lithium AAs in the glovebox. A rechargeable-only torch in a car in Dar will be flat the day you need it, because heat drains cells faster than you expect.

Can it stand on its end?

Yes, the tail is flat. Pointed at a white ceiling it lights a room well enough to work by.

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.