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TAC7R RGB Tactical Rechargeable Torch 2026, 3200 Lumens

503053

Regular price £159.95

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Product Specifications

LIGHT MODE RANGE:

  • TAC Boost — 3,200 lumens / 370m beam / short burst
  • TAC High — 1,250 lumens / 245m beam / 2.5-hour runtime
  • TAC Mid — 650 lumens / 180m beam / 6-hour runtime
  • Search — 550 lumens / 235m beam / 6-hour runtime
  • Check — 100 lumens / 20m beam / 30-hour runtime
  • Red / Green / Blue — dedicated colour modes via Mode Select Ring
  • Strobe — high-intensity rapid flash

ENDLESS BENEFITS:

  • Multi-Lens Technology — multi-mission tactical beam — three LEDs produce a simultaneous tactical flood and spotlight combination, or individual flood or spot for specific tasks; characteristic TAC beam for maximum tactical situational awareness.
  • 3,200 lumens boost / 370-metre beam — the highest output in the TAC series; TAC High (1,250 lumens / 245m) for sustained tactical use; TAC Mid (650 lumens / 180m); Search (550 lumens / 235m); Check (100 lumens / 20m).
  • Mode Select Ring and tactical end-cap switch — the Mode Select Ring provides rapid switching between Flash, RGB, Mission and transport lock modes without cycling; combined with the tactical multifunctional end-cap switch for complete operational control.
  • RGB colour modes — dedicated red, green and blue light modes for night vision preservation, tactical signalling and specialist operational applications; not available on the TAC6R.
  • 21700 Li-ion battery / 4,600mAh — larger capacity battery than the TAC6R's 18650; provides extended operational runtime — 6 hours at TAC Mid, 6 hours in Search mode.
  • Hard-anodised aluminium alloy housing — military-grade surface treatment for enhanced corrosion and wear resistance; built for sustained professional field carry.
  • IP68 rated and 2-metre drop tested — full submersion protection for the most demanding operational environments.
  • USB-C rechargeable in 180 minutes — charges via any USB-C power source; flicker-free output for safe use around machinery and sensitive equipment.
  • Temperature Control System and Backup Mode — sustained high-output performance management and automatic low-power protection before battery depletion.

Technical Specifications:

  • Maximum output: 3,200 lumens (TAC Boost)
  • Maximum beam distance: 370 metres
  • Number of LEDs: 3
  • Colour temperature: 6,000K–7,500K
  • CRI: 70
  • Battery: 21700 Li-ion / 4,600mAh / 3.6V (included)
  • Charge time: 180 minutes via USB-C
  • IP rating: IP68 (full submersion protection)
  • Drop tested: 2 metres
  • Operating temperature: -20°C to +40°C
  • Weight: 220g
  • Length: 156mm
  • Head diameter: 35mm
  • Tube diameter: 29mm
  • Material: Aluminium alloy (hard-anodised)

FAQs

What is the difference between the TAC7R and the TAC6R?

The TAC7R is the flagship of the TAC series — delivering 3,200 lumens boost (vs 2,000 lumens on the TAC6R), a 21700 battery with 4,600mAh capacity (vs 18650 / 2,600mAh), extended TAC Mid and Search runtime of 6 hours each, a Mode Select Ring for faster multi-mode access, and dedicated RGB colour modes not available on the TAC6R. The TAC7R is also 62g heavier at 220g and 17mm longer. For maximum output, extended runtime and the full feature set including colour modes, choose the TAC7R. For a more compact tactical carry with 2,000 lumens, the TAC6R is the practical alternative.

What is the Mode Select Ring and how does it work on the TAC7R?

The Mode Select Ring is a rotary selector on the TAC7R that provides rapid access to Flash, RGB colour modes, Mission modes and transport lock without cycling through sequential button presses. Turning the ring to the relevant position selects the mode group directly — significantly faster than multi-press switching in operational conditions where speed of mode selection matters. It works alongside the tactical end-cap switch, which handles primary power and within-group mode switching.

What are the RGB colour modes used for tactically?

Red light preserves night vision — allowing illumination of maps, equipment and immediate surroundings without destroying natural dark adaptation. Green light is less visible to many animals and is preferred for wildlife observation and hunting applications. Blue light enhances visibility of certain surfaces and fluids and has specific tactical forensic applications. All three colours can also be used for position marking and signalling. These modes are accessed via the Mode Select Ring and are not available on the TAC6R.

Why does the TAC7R use a 21700 battery rather than an 18650?

The 21700 cell provides 4,600mAh capacity compared to 2,600mAh in the 18650 used by the TAC6R — 77% more energy storage. This supports the TAC7R's higher 3,200-lumen output whilst delivering extended runtime: 6 hours at TAC Mid and 6 hours in Search mode. The larger battery also supports the TAC7R's additional colour LED circuits and Mode Select Ring electronics. The 21700 format is the same used in the P7R 25th Anniversary Edition and is available as a spare part (item 503240).

What is the Strobe mode on the TAC7R used for?

Strobe mode delivers a high-intensity rapid flash sequence — effective for disorientation in defensive situations, emergency signalling and attracting attention over distance. It is accessed via the Mode Select Ring and can be activated rapidly in operational situations. Strobe is a standard feature on tactical torches for police and security applications where it may be required as a non-contact deterrent or emergency signalling tool.

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