LED Flashlight
 Location:  Home » LED Flashlight » Princeton Tec Pulsar II White LED Key Chain Light (Red Body)  

Our Friends

LED Flashlight Tips

    About Streamlight

    Streamlight is located in Eagleville, Pennsylvania. They is an ISO 9001:2000 registered company that manufactures flashlights powered by various disposable and rechargeable batteries. Streamlight flashlights are often used by many public safety departments such as fire fighters and police officers. Streamlight flashlight also can be seen very often in many TV shows and movies such as CSI.

    In Association with Amazon.com

Princeton Tec Pulsar II White LED Key Chain Light (Red Body)

Princeton Tec Pulsar II White LED Key Chain Light (Red Body)

enlarge enlarge 

Other Views:
Brand: Princeton Tec
Category: Sports

Buy New: $6.99


New (3) from $6.99


Color: Red
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 6.2 x 4 x 0.6

MPN: SP-1-RD
Model: sp-1-rd
UPC: 795626003732
EAN: 0795626003732
ASIN: B000BIUJIO

Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days
Features:
  + Weight: 0.33 oz
  + Dimensions: Approx. size of a U.S. quarter
  + Batteries: 2 Lithium Coin Cells
  + Additional Feature: On/Off Switch
  + Lifetime Warranty
Similar Items:

LRI PWK Photon II LED Keychain Micro-Light, White Beam
LRI PWK Photon II LED Keychain Micro-Light, White Beam		LRI FMW Photon Freedom LED Keychain Micro-Light, White Beam
LRI FMW Photon Freedom LED Keychain Micro-Light, White Beam		Princeton Tec L.E.D. Pulsar Flashlight
Princeton Tec L.E.D. Pulsar Flashlight		Princeton Tec Pulsar II White LED Key Chain Light (Clear Body)
Princeton Tec Pulsar II White LED Key Chain Light (Clear Body)		Streamlight 66118 Stylus Pro Black LED Pen Flashlight with Holster
Streamlight 66118 Stylus Pro Black LED Pen Flashlight with Holster
Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
PULSAR II Princeton Tec has taken the smallest most convenient item in the product line and made it better with a constant on-off switch for those times when you need continuous illumination. Like its predecessor (the Pulsar), Pulsar II can also be illuminated merely by squeezing its compact, lightweight body.