Pelican 3315 LED Flashlight

The Pelican 3315 is a compact, AA-battery-powered LED flashlight rated IP67 waterproof and dustproof, producing 160 lumens from a single LED. At 6.14 inches long and 3.7 oz without batteries, it is built for demanding work environments and carries Class I, Class II, and Class III Division 1 hazardous-location safety certifications, as well as IECEx ia certification. Three AA alkaline batteries and a removable clip and lanyard are included.

Rated for Hazardous Environments

The Pelican 3315 carries Class I, Class II, and Class III Division 1 safety certification, plus IECEx ia certification: ratings that apply when a work site involves flammable gases, vapors, dusts, or fibers. Carrying a flashlight that meets these standards means it has been independently verified safe for ignition-risk environments, not just marketed as rugged. For anyone working in oil and gas, mining, chemical processing, or emergency response, that certification is a non-negotiable baseline, not a bonus feature.

IP67 Sealed Against Water and Dust

The 3315's IP67 rating means the flashlight is fully dustproof and can withstand submersion in water, protection that comes from EPDM O-ring seals throughout the body. In the field, that translates to a light you can use in rain, drop in a puddle, or carry in a gear bag without worrying about dust fouling the switch or moisture reaching the LED. The polycarbonate lens and high-impact ABS body add physical durability on top of the environmental sealing.

Simple Operation, Long-Term Reliability

The 3315 runs on three standard AA alkaline batteries, a format available anywhere, and uses a single push-button switch with two modes: on and off. There are no mode-cycling sequences to learn and no proprietary battery packs to source or charge. The removable nylon clip and included lanyard give two carry options without adding bulk. Pelican backs the 3315 with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Features

• 160-Lumen LED: single LED output from three AA alkaline batteries
• IP67 Rated: fully dustproof and waterproof per IEC 60529
• Hazardous-Location Certified: Class I, II, III Division 1 and IECEx ia
• High-Impact ABS Body: polycarbonate lens, EPDM O-ring seals, nylon clip
• Batteries and Accessories Included: three AA alkaline batteries, removable clip, and lanyard in the box
• Limited Lifetime Warranty: covered by Pelican's standard warranty

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Pelican 3315 suits professionals and outdoor users who need a compact, certified-safe flashlight for hazardous work environments (oil and gas, mining, chemical facilities, or emergency response), as well as anyone who wants a waterproof, dust-sealed light for camping, overlanding, or wet-weather use. It runs on widely available AA batteries, making it practical wherever recharging is not an option.

The 3315 is not rechargeable and has no variable-brightness or strobe modes. Buyers who want USB charging, multiple output levels, or a high-lumen thrower for long-distance illumination should look at a different light. Beam distance and runtime are not confirmed specifications for this model.

Common Questions

Are batteries included with the Pelican 3315?

Yes. The Pelican 3315 flashlight ships with three AA alkaline batteries already included, along with a removable nylon clip and a lanyard. No additional accessories are required to use it out of the box.

What does the IP67 rating mean for this flashlight?

IP67 means the Pelican 3315 is fully dustproof (no dust ingress under any conditions) and can withstand temporary submersion in water. The rating is achieved through EPDM O-ring seals in the body, making the flashlight suitable for rain, splashing, and accidental drops into shallow water.

What hazardous-location certifications does the 3315 carry?

The Pelican 3315 is certified for Class I, Class II, and Class III Division 1 hazardous locations and for IECEx ia, certifications covering environments with flammable gases, combustible dusts, and ignitable fibers. These ratings make it suitable for use in oil and gas, mining, and chemical processing facilities where ignition-source controls are required.

Can the clip be removed from the Pelican 3315?

Yes. The nylon clip on the Pelican 3315 is removable, so the flashlight can be carried clipped to a pocket or gear strap, or used without the clip when a lower-profile carry is preferred. A lanyard is also included as an alternative attachment option.