The Mares XR DCT Canister Dive Torch delivers 3200 Lumens of ultra bright light for cave, wreck and technical divers. The battery canister is connected to the LED light head with an umbilical power cord. It's a great addition to the Mares extended range products.

Mares DCT Canister 3200 Lumen Dive Light Features

• State of the art ultra bright LED canister torch (Light Emitting Diode Technology)
• High Intensity White LED light travels farther underwater for maximum visibility and truer colors
• Shock and Impact resistant LED bulbs
• 12 degree narrow beam perfect for cave diving with long battery life
• 3 x LEDs Cree XM-L2 (U4)
• Maximum 3200 lumens emission
• Battery canister has 3 x 26650 rechargeable lithium batteries
• Up to 27 hours of burn time
• Magnetic switch
• Regulated power supply that keeps current output constant
• Overheating protection function
• Reverse polarity protection of the battery
• Waterproof to 200 metres with three O-ring design
• Standard accessories: O-ring, lanyard, user manual and plastic container

Mares DCT Canister 3200 Lumen Dive Light Specifications

• Body is Aeronautical Aluminium Degree Al T6061-T6, High Quality Anodised, Type III Military
• Tempered 5 mm glass 5
• Modes: High, Medium, Low, Very Low, Strobe
• Output in Lumens: High 3200, Medium 2000, Low 1000, Very Low 230, Strobe 3200
• Burn time: High 2.1 hours, Medium 3.2 hours, Low 6.5 hours, Very Low 27 hours
• Brightness intensity: 36000 cd
• Light beam: 12 degree
• Distance of beam: 396 metre
• Falling resistance: 1.5 metre
• Waterproof Grade: IPX-8, Underwater 200 m
• Head Size: 66 mm diameter, 73 mm long
• Canister Size: 37 mm diameter, 245 mm long
• Net weight: 754 g (without battery)
• Weight in water: 200 g (without battery)

Notice: The data may vary slightly during real-world use due to battery type, individual usage habits and environmental factors.

Note: This item cannot be delivered outside of Australia.

Order In Item:
This is not a regularly stocked item in our Rye dive shop. It will be ordered for you from the Australian supplier, typically resulting in a 3-4 day delay.

(05/18 LRB)