Beta Magnetic Flashlight
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A Beta QRv2 with automatic magnetic activation
Based on the renowned Beta QRv2 platform, the Beta Magnetic is designed to deliver a whole new level of color rendering and convenience.
Simply pull the Beta Magnetic off the QR and you get light. Put it back on the QR and the light shuts off. You can also untwist the head a 1/4 turn to shut off the light, just like any twisty light.
The Magnetic is upping the CRI game with a Yuji 95+ Ultra High CRI LED. For the sake of simplicity, the light is a single mode. It's also slightly shorter than it's standard Beta QRv2 cousins. It is designed for close range and delivers a perfectly even, insanely wide beam pattern by eliminating the traditional optics or reflector.
This release comes in a "Spruce Grey" Type III anodize color, a deep grey with a touch of green. Lights ship with a single AAA battery and 2-wire USB charger.
What makes this great?
- The LED: This Yuji BC3030 G04 LED (4000K) delivers color rendering at 95+ CRI
- Magnetic activation: Simply pull the Beta Magnetic off the QR and you get light.
- Single Mode: 100% output and that's it.
- It's smaller: The Beta Magnetic is about 6 mm shorter than a standard Beta
Don't use alkaline batteries! Alkaline batteries release corrosive gas during discharge and are prone to leaking. If you want to get the most out of the Beta-QR, you should use NiMh rechargeable batteries. You can use lithium batteries, but NOT lithium-ion rechargeable.
Data sheet • Product codes
- Size14 × 69 mm
- Material6061-T6 Aluminum
- Weight34 g
- WarrantyLifetime warranty
- Output40 lumens
- Light sourceYuji 3030 G04 Ultra High CRI 95+ (4000K CCT)
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