OPMOD Novatac Flashlight Series - OpticsPlanet.com Product In Focus

Published on September 25, 2012
Duration: 3:02

This guide details the installation and operation of the OPMOD Novatac Flashlight Series, a collaboration between OpticsPlanet and Novatac. It covers mounting the light onto a firearm's Picatinny rail using a quick-detach clamp and operating the multi-mode pressure switch. The presenter, Chase Bending, a Product Specialist at OpticsPlanet, highlights the unique features of both the Storm and Special Ops models, including their varied lumen outputs and extended battery life for the Special Ops version.

Quick Summary

The OPMOD Novatac Flashlight Series features multiple light modes: 120 lumens for high output, 50 lumens for general use, 5 lumens for low-light operations and night vision preservation, and a strobe mode. The weapon-mountable versions utilize an advanced pressure switch for sequential mode activation.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction to OPMOD Novatac
  2. 00:19Novatac Storm Model Features
  3. 00:37Light Output Modes Explained
  4. 00:57Advanced Pressure Switch Operation
  5. 01:32Mounting System Details
  6. 02:02Novatac Special Ops Model
  7. 02:37Conclusion and Availability

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different light output modes on the OPMOD Novatac Flashlight Series?

The OPMOD Novatac Flashlight Series offers multiple output modes: a high of 120 lumens, a medium of 50 lumens, a low of 5 lumens, and a strobe mode. The 5-lumen setting is ideal for preserving night vision during tactical operations or inspections.

How does the pressure switch on the OPMOD Novatac weapon light work?

The advanced pressure switch on the weapon-mountable OPMOD Novatac lights controls all modes sequentially. A single press activates 120 lumens, two presses activate 50 lumens, three presses activate 5 lumens, and pressing and holding activates the strobe function.

What is the key difference between the Novatac Storm and Special Ops models?

While both models share the same lumen outputs (120, 50, 5, and strobe), the Novatac Special Ops model offers significantly longer battery life, approximately 500 hours on high mode, compared to the Storm model.

How is the weapon mount for the OPMOD Novatac flashlight attached?

The weapon mount features a quick-detach system. You pinch and hold the light clamp, slide the mount onto the Picatinny rail, and release the clamp to secure it. The mount is also easily repositionable.

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