Day and night versatility
500 lumens is enough to peek into reef crevices, overhangs, and shaded coral heads even in bright daylight — letting you spot critters in their natural color. At night or in low-vis, it transforms into a primary or backup torch. In an emergency, it's a vital signalling tool for divers separated from the group.
Built-in Class 2 green laser (1mW)
This SUBLZT variant features a Class 2 1mW green laser — the eye-safer, travel-friendly option. Use it for:
- Pointing out marine life to your dive buddy without disturbing the subject
- Underwater signalling at moderate range
- Discouraging overly curious titan triggerfish (they're known to retreat from laser beams)
Why Class 2? Lower-power lasers are generally accepted on commercial flights and across international borders without special permits — making this the right choice for divers who travel frequently. If you primarily dive locally and want maximum laser visibility, consider the Class 3A (5mW) version instead.
Multiple modes via magnetic ring
- Maximum brightness (500 lm)
- Low brightness (battery-conserving)
- SOS flash (emergency signalling)
- Green laser only
Long burn time at every setting
Max brightness (500 lm): 120 minutes
Low brightness: 210 minutes
SOS flash: 5.5 hours
Laser only: 23 hours
