Videos tagged with LEP Technology

This video from FalconClaw demonstrates the effectiveness of weapon-mounted lights as countermeasures against night vision devices. An expert instructor highlights how a standard 500-lumen weapon light can obscure vision at 250 meters, while a high-candela LEP light can almost completely blind NVDs. The content emphasizes practical application and technical specifications for tactical gear.

This video from Mrgunsngear provides an expert-level breakdown of weapon light terminology, specifically lumens vs. candela. It explains how candela dictates beam intensity and throw, crucial for identifying threats at distance and overcoming photonic barriers. The guide also touches on the trade-offs of high candela, such as potential indoor splashback, and compares various Streamlight and Surefire models.

This review of the Z-Bolt Blazer LEP light highlights its extreme candela output and long-range capabilities, but also details significant durability and functionality issues encountered by the reviewer. While the LEP technology provides a tight beam for extended engagement distances, the light suffered from power dips, complete failure after moderate round counts, and a bezel detachment. Troubleshooting steps involving compatible Surefire parts and replacement components are outlined, along with a critical assessment of its limited spill and niche applications.

This review covers the Olight Valkyrie Turbo LEP weapon light, highlighting its unique Laser Excited Phosphor technology for a tight, long-throw beam. The presenter demonstrates its mounting system, compares its beam pattern to other popular lights, and discusses its suitability for handguns and rifles. The light uses two CR123A batteries and features a quick-detach mount.

The Atibal Illumination AI-1 lighthead is designed for long-range precision shooting at night, utilizing Laser Emitting Phosphor (LEP) technology to produce a highly focused beam with nearly 200,000 candela. This allows for positive identification (PID) of targets at extended distances, serving as an alternative to clip-on night vision devices. It is compatible with popular 18650 and 18350 light bodies and tailcaps from manufacturers like Surefire and Modlite.