ElZetta’s flashlights shock-resistant with concentrated beam

The ElZetta Modular Flashlight can be made into 144 unique configurations

January 28, 2015 02:45 PM •

Pictured is ElZetta’s Alpha 1-Cell Light: Model A312.

I test flashlights all the time so very few jump out at me as “gotta have” products. Today, it’s the ElZetta Modular Flashlight. The ElZetta Modular Flashlight can be made into 144 unique configurations and it’s designed, manufactured, and procured in the U.S.

Instead of using a reflector, ElZetta uses a solid lens that reflects/concentrates the beam. Not only does this improve the definition of the output, it also is considerably more shock-resistant. The circuitry is sealed in epoxy, reducing the likelihood of a hard fall, injuring the unit.

This was proven over and over as they hammered nails into some 2x4’s with the same light all day long at SHOT Show.

The ElZetta Modular Flashlight comes in 1-3 cell models. They have high output (235-900 lumens) and standard output models. The lens can be purchased as a flood or beam unit. All units can be weapon-mounted and the tail switches come in several different configurations.

Fore more information, visit ElZetta.com

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Lindsey J. Bertomen

Lindsey Bertomen is a retired police officer and retired military small arms trainer. He teaches criminal justice at Hartnell College in Salinas, California. He has a BS in Criminal Justice and an MS in Online Teaching and Learning. Lindsey has taught shooting techniques for over a decade. His articles on firearms tactics have appeared in print for over a decade. Lindsey enjoys competing in shooting sports, running, and cycling events.