ZebraLIght SC54cN Flashlight, 4000K neutral light with high color rendering, AA
99,99 €
- Maximum brightness: 660 lumens
- IPX8 rating and 2-meter drop resistance
- High-color-rendering LED (CRI: 93) – Nichia 519A-V1 4000K
- Runs on a single AA-size battery: NiMH, lithium, or alkaline.
- (Battery not included)
- Smart dimming function that prevents overheating
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The ZebraLight SC54cN is a compact handheld flashlight from the SC series that runs on a single AA battery. It is equipped with a Nichia 519A-V1 LED with a color temperature of 4000K and a color rendering index (CRI) of 93. The body is machined from a single piece of aluminum using precision CNC machining.
Why ZebraLight Is Different from Ordinary Flashlights
ZebraLight flashlights are designed without compromising on performance. The electronics are sealed with thermally conductive silicone, and the LED board is directly attached to the housing for better cooling.
- Extreme efficiency—some of the best buck-boost drivers on the market with minimal losses
- High CRI of 93—realistic color rendering, which is critical when working with electrical installations
- Constant-current driver—stable light output without dips or flickering
- Unibody design—the case is made from a single piece of aluminum
- Type III Hard Anodizing – approximately 2 to 3 times more wear-resistant than a standard flashlight
- Potting compound—the electronics are encased in thermally conductive silicone for strength, cooling, and water resistance
- Corning Gorilla Glass 5 – Protective Glass
- IPX8 – Water-resistant up to 2 meters for 30 minutes
What is the ZebraLight SC54cN suitable for?
- Professional use—security, inspections, technical work
- Touring and Camping—A Good Balance Between Power and Range
- Hunting and Fishing – Realistic Colors and Good Range
- EDC (Everyday Carry) — a compact and reliable tool
- Emergency Situations – Long Battery Life in Low-Power Modes
- Search and Navigation – Consistent Brightness
Luminous flux and operating time
All values were measured according to the ANSI OTF standard using Panasonic Eneloop Pro AA batteries.
High Level (High)
- H1: 210 lm – PID control, 1.1 hours
- H2: 181 lm (PID, 1.6 hours) / 140 lm (PID, 2.1 hours) / 92 lm (3.6 hours)
Intermediate Level (Medium)
- M1: 48 lm – 7.8 hours
- M2: 14.1 lm (26 hours) / 7.1 lm (55 hours) / 2.6 lm (5.5 days)
Low
- L1: 0.8 lm – 15 days
- L2: 0.34 lm (1.2 months) / 0.05 lm (3 months) / 0.01 lm (4.5 months)
Beacon and Strobe Modes
- Beacon 0.2 Hz – Low
- Beacon 0.2 Hz – H1
- 4 Hz Strobe – H1
- 19 Hz Strobe – H1
ZebraLight SC54cN Control Panel
The flashlight has 3 main levels (High, Medium, Low) and a beacon-strobe mode. Each level can be programmed to one of its two sub-levels.
Headquarters
- 1 short click – turns it on (High) or off
- 2 quick clicks — publish on Medium
- 3 quick clicks – activates beacon-strobe mode
- Hold for more than 0.6 seconds—it turns on at Low, then cycles through Medium and High; release to set the desired level
Advanced Management and Configuration
Double-clicking switches between the two sub-levels of the current main level. The selection is saved after the device is turned off and when the battery is replaced.
The second sub-level (H2, M2, L2) can be programmed by double-clicking six times on the selected level. With subsequent double-clicks, the flashlight cycles through the different brightness levels. A single click turns it off and saves the setting.
The battery charge indicator is activated by pressing the button 4 times quickly while the device is off. The main LED flashes 1 to 4 times.
Group Modes
The flashlight has three mode groups: G5, G6, and G7. G5 is the factory-set group and is selected with 5 clicks from the off state. G6 and G7 are selected with 6 and 7 clicks, respectively. The selection is saved.
In all groups: H can be H1 or H2, M can be M1 or M2, and L can be L1 or L2.
On the G6 and G7, all sub-levels (H1, H2, M1, M2, L1, L2) can be programmed to any of the 12 available brightness levels. To enter programming mode, double-click six times. A double-click increases the level, a triple-click decreases it, and a single click exits.
Three consecutive series of 5 clicks (or 6, or 7) reset the G5 (or G6, G7) to its factory settings, respectively.
Technical Specifications
| Specifications | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZebraLight |
| Model | SC54cN |
| Category | Flashlight (EDC) |
| LED | Nichia 519A-V1 |
| Color Temperature (CCT) | 4000K |
| Color Rendering Index (CRI) | 93 |
| Shade Deviation | 3-stage |
| Maximum luminous flux | 210 lm (H1) |
| Beam type – central hot spot | 12° |
| Beam type – peripheral scattering | 80° |
| Power Supply | 1 AA battery (NiMH, lithium, or alkaline) |
| Operating voltage | 0.7 V – 2.0 V |
| Parasitic consumption | Negligible |
| Number of main modes | 3 (High, Medium, Low) |
| Beacon and Strobe Modes | 4 (Beacon 0.2 Hz Low, Beacon 0.2 Hz H1, Strobe 4 Hz H1, Strobe 19 Hz H1) |
| Group Modes | G5, G6, G7 |
| Protective Glass | Corning Gorilla Glass 5 |
| Housing Finish | Type III Hard Anodizing (Class I) |
| Housing Material | High-quality aluminum (unibody) |
| Reflector | Orange peel texture |
| Head diameter | 23.6 mm |
| Length | 77.6 mm |
| Weight | 40 g (without battery) |
| Water Resistance | IPX8 (2 meters, 30 minutes) |
| Clip | Pre-installed pocket clip (bezel down) |
| Battery included | It is not included |
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of battery does the ZebraLight SC54cN use, and is it included in the package?
What does CRI 93 mean, and why is it important?
How many operating modes does the ZebraLight SC54cN have?
Is the ZebraLight SC54cN water-resistant?
How do you turn on and operate the flashlight?
What is a unibody design, and what are its benefits?
How long does the ZebraLight SC54cN run on low power modes?
| Weight | 0,2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12,0000 cm |

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