Nitecore P10 V2 flashlight, 1100 lumens

The Nitecore P10 V2 flashlight is a versatile flashlight. Thanks to the memory of the light it will always start with the mode last used. This also applies to the stroboscope mode. The diameter of 2.54 cm ensures you have enough grip and control over the flashlight. Because of the memory, the instant stroboscope function and power of 1100 lumens the P10 is perfect for law enforcement, but also for self-defense.

Nitecore P10 vs. Nitecore P10 V2

The popular Nitecore P10 was upgraded for 2020. The flashlight is longer, the pattern on the body is more extensive and the switches are easier and quicker to use. As such you can also easily use this flashlight while wearing gloves. Also great: this flashlight comes with a plastic holder! As such you don’t have to worry about a worn-out nylon pouch. Nitecore also changed the LED light: it is now a Cree XP-L2 V6 LED light. This LED light provides a combined beam. As such you can light up everything within a distance of 201 meters.

How to use the Nitecore P10 V2

Whenever you need to act quickly you can use the instant stroboscope mode. If the light is turned off, press the MODE button: the result is that the light will temporarily use the stroboscope mode. Release the switch and the light will immediately be turned off.

The tactical switch of the Nitecore P10 V2 has a momentary-on function. Hold the tactical switch down and the light will momentarily turn the highest mode on. As soon as you completely press down the switch it will stay on. You easily select the desired light mode via the second switch (MODE). If you hold this switch down a little longer you activate the stroboscope mode.

Light modes on the Nitecore P10 V2 with a 18650 Li-ion battery

High: 1000 lumens, burn time of approx. 3 hours
Medium (Daily Mode): 370 lumens, burn time of approx. 7 hours
Medium (Law Enforcement Mode): 200 lumens, burn time of approx. 18 hours
Low: 60 lumens, burn time of approx. 55 hours
Strobe: 1000 lumens

Light modes on the Nitecore P10 V2 E15 with two CR123A batteries

High: 1100 lumens, burn time of approx. 1 hour
Medium (Daily Mode): 370 lumens, burn time of approx. 2 hours
Medium (Law Enforcement Mode): 200 lumens, burn time of approx. 3 hours
Low: 60 lumens, burn time of approx. 14 hours
Strobe: 1100 lumens

The burn time of the highest mode is calculated at the moment the lamp is switched on in the highest position. After 2-3 minutes, the lamp automatically switches to the lower light mode due to temperature regulation.

To quickly see the battery voltage the light needs to be turned off. As soon as you loosen the back of the light the battery indicator will blink up to three times. Three times means full, once means almost empty. As such you can find out how full or empty the battery is. This indicator also works in combination with the CR123A batteries.

Different modes on the Nitecore P10 V2

This flashlight has three modes: The ‘Daily Mode’, ‘Law Enforcement Mode’ or ‘Tactical Mode’. In order to switch between these two modes the light needs to be turned off. First you loosen the back. You hold the MODE switch down and secure the back. The light will blink up to three times. Once means ‘Tactical’, twice ‘Law Enforcement’ and three ‘Daily’. As such you will always have the right light modes at hand.

Tactical mode: this mode contains the high and stroboscope mode. As soon as you turn the light on it will start in the high mode. Perfect for self-defence, emergencies and tactical situations.
Law Enforcement Mode: medium, high and stroboscope mode. This mode is perfect for law enforcement and security guards.
Daily Mode: this mode contains four light modes: low, medium, high and stroboscope.

Accessoires for the Nitecore P10 V2

The Nitecore P10 V2 comes with one pocket clip, wrist strap, spare O-ring, battery holder and a tactical holster. Please note: the flashlight comes without battery. Need a battery? Also add a 18650 battery or Cr123A batteries to your order.

Intelligent protection

If you use the turbo mode for a longer period of time the light will start to heat up. When the light reaches a temperature of 65 degrees Celsius or higher, the light will automatically drop the amount of lumen to lower the temperature.