Surefire EDCL2-T: Bombproof 1,200 Lumen EDC Light Excellence

Published on April 6, 2018
Duration: 10:40

This review of the Surefire EDCL2-T 1200 lumen EDC light highlights its robust construction, versatile operation, and powerful beam. Expert insights cover its tactical advantages, durability through drop tests, and ergonomic design suitable for self-defense. Comparisons with other Surefire and Olight models detail beam pattern differences and lumen outputs.

Quick Summary

The Surefire EDCL2-T is a 1200 lumen EDC flashlight featuring a bright hotspot and wide spill. It operates on two CR123A batteries, offering 60 hours on low (5 lumens) and 1 hour on high (1200 lumens). Its TIR reflector provides tactical advantages, and its durable, water-resistant construction makes it suitable for self-defense.

Chapters

  1. 00:21Surefire EDCL2-T Introduction
  2. 01:08Low Light Beam Comparison
  3. 01:25High Light Beam Comparison
  4. 01:46Olight Warrior Comparison
  5. 02:12Surefire X300 Comparison
  6. 02:50EDCL2-T Features and Operation
  7. 03:55Battery and Runtime
  8. 04:15Clip, Knurling, and Durability
  9. 05:22Reflector Type and Tactical Advantage
  10. 06:14Size Comparison and Ergonomics
  11. 06:40Comparison with Other Surefire Models
  12. 07:59Durability and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the lumen outputs of the Surefire EDCL2-T?

The Surefire EDCL2-T features two output levels: a low setting of 5 lumens and a high setting of 1200 lumens. This allows for versatile use, from subtle illumination to powerful light for tactical situations.

How long does the Surefire EDCL2-T battery last?

On its low setting of 5 lumens, the EDCL2-T provides an impressive runtime of up to 60 hours. On its high setting of 1200 lumens, the runtime is approximately 1 hour. It uses two CR123A batteries.

What type of reflector does the Surefire EDCL2-T use?

The Surefire EDCL2-T utilizes a TIR (Total Internal Reflection) reflector. This design is common in Surefire lights and is engineered to provide a good balance of beam throw and peak candela, crucial for tactical applications.

How is the Surefire EDCL2-T operated?

Operation is via the tail cap. A light press provides momentary low (5 lumens), a hard press provides momentary high (1200 lumens). Twisting the tail cap allows for constant-on low or high output.

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