Pocket Flashlight in a Slim Flat Design with 3100-Lumen Output and Built-In USB-C Rechargeable Battery
This pocket flashlight combines a slim, flat shape with 3100-lumen output, making it easy to carry everyday lighting in a pocket or backpack. The Nitecore EDC27 UHi offers a 333-yard throw when you need to illuminate farther ahead.
An OLED screen shows the selected brightness level, while separate power and mode buttons provide access to everyday brightness settings, Ultralow, Turbo and Strobe. The built-in 1700mAh battery recharges through USB-C and provides up to 55 hours of runtime on the lowest mode.
Features
- Slim flat body slips easily into a pocket or backpack.
- OLED screen indicates the selected brightness level.
- Brightness memory recalls the previously selected level when the light is reactivated.
- Level Preset Function helps you reach your desired output.
- Startup sensor protection reduces brightness after accidental activation in High, Turbo or Strobe; it deactivates during normal use.
- Advanced temperature regulation manages operating temperature.
Specifications
- Model: EDC27 UHi
- LED: NiteLab UHi 20
- Output: 3100 lumens
- Throw: 333 yards
- Battery: Built-in 1700mAh battery
- Charging port: USB-C
- Maximum runtime: 55 hours on the lowest mode
- Ingress protection rating: IP54
- Impact resistance: Up to 1 meter
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the EDC27 UHi recharge?
The EDC27 UHi recharges its built-in 1700mAh battery through its USB-C port.
Does the 55-hour runtime apply at full brightness?
No. The EDC27 UHi reaches its maximum 55-hour runtime on the lowest mode, rather than at its 3100-lumen output.
How do I change brightness or access Turbo?
With the EDC27 UHi on, half-press the power button to cycle through four brightness levels shown on the OLED screen. Half-press the mode button to access Turbo, or fully press it for Strobe.
How do I access Ultralow without cycling through brighter settings?
Half-press the EDC27 UHi power button while the flashlight is off to access Ultralow directly.
When does the sensor protection reduce brightness?
The EDC27 UHi sensor protection operates at startup if the light is accidentally activated in High, Turbo or Strobe. It deactivates during normal use.