Description
This all-new light head was designed from the ground up for maximum heat dissipation. The red anodized aluminium head efficiently removes heat allowing the Cree XHP35 HI LED to be driven at 35 watts while increasing service life and output. The CNC machined black Delrin outer cover adds a unique visual contrast and rugged protection for the heat sink fins.
The small footprint, single die LED combined with a smooth reflector produces a tight 6-degree beam angle ideal for punching through the dark or signalling a buddy, while still providing a wide halo of light around the hotspot to illuminate the space around you. The airline approved 150 Wh expedition battery canister provides six hours of burn time at max power with a gradual taper, while maintaining a low-profile design. The battery canister lid is available with a straight lid or a 70-degree lid for sidemount.
The EX35 Primary Canister Light is operated using a magnetic push button on the head which eliminates the failure points associated with toggle or piezoelectric switches. A simple user interface allows the diver to easily switch between five power modes on the fly to match diving conditions. High power modes are ideal for big open caves with good visibility, while the diver may choose to go to a lower power mode in smaller areas or reduced visibility, or for additional burn time. The EX35 also has a strobe mode for when you really need to get someone’s attention.
An integrated microprocessor control unit constantly monitors temperature and battery voltage. Low battery is indicated by three flashes and it automatically steps down output to increase usable burn time so you are never left in the dark unexpectedly.
| Power Mode | Lumen Output | Burn Time |
| 100% | 4300 lumens | 6 hours* |
| 50% | 2150 lumens | 12 hours |
| 25% | 1075 lumens | 24 hours |
| 5% | 215 lumens | 120 hours |
| 1% | 43 lumens | 600+ hours |
| Strobe | 4300 lumens (10% duty cycle) | 60 hours |
*Note: Burn time on 100% power mode is: One hour @ peak output + five hours of gradual taper. At six hours, the light flashes three times to indicate low battery and steps down to 1% power mode to conserve power for up to an additional 16 hours before shutting off.
