Pelican 7110 Tactical LED Flashlight

The Pelican 7110 is a compact tactical LED flashlight built for situations where battery availability is unpredictable. It accepts either a single AA or a single CR123 battery, delivering up to 445 lumens from a 4.63-inch aluminum body. Four light modes (High, Strobe, Medium, and Low) can be arranged into five selectable programs, and a full-time battery level indicator keeps you informed before output drops. The 7110 ships in black with a battery included.

Two Battery Types, One Flashlight

The 7110's compatibility with both AA and CR123 batteries matters most when resupply is uncertain. AA batteries are available at virtually any gas station, grocery store, or camp supply; CR123 cells are standard in tactical and photography gear. Carrying one flashlight that accepts either format means a dead battery does not end the mission: you pull from whatever source is on hand. The full-time battery level indicator reinforces this by showing remaining charge continuously, not just when you click through a mode, so you can make a swap before output degrades rather than after.

Programmable Modes for Changing Conditions

High, Strobe, Medium, and Low output modes can be arranged into five selectable programs, letting you configure the 7110 for the tasks you actually use it for rather than cycling through modes you don't need. A push-button tail switch handles momentary activation (press and hold for a burst of light without committing to a mode), while the primary push button steps through your selected program. That combination of momentary and click-on operation is standard in tactical flashlight design because it keeps the light responsive under stress without accidental activation.

Built to Take Impact

The body and shroud are machined aluminum finished with a Type III hard anodize, an electrochemical process that hardens the surface well beyond bare aluminum. The AR-coated glass lens reduces reflection and protects the LED from scratches. The clip is high-carbon steel. NBR O-rings seal the body. At 3.2 oz without a battery and 4.63 inches long, the 7110 fits a jacket pocket or a MOLLE pouch without adding meaningful carry weight.

Features

• Dual battery compatibility: accepts 1 AA or 1 CR123 battery
• Output: up to 445 lumens (with 1 CR123 battery)
• Programmable modes: High, Strobe, Medium, and Low across five selectable programs
• Full-time battery level indicator: continuous charge display, not mode-triggered
• Type III hard anodized aluminum body and shroud
• AR-coated glass lens and high-carbon steel clip

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Pelican 7110 suits overlanders, campers, and tactical users who want a compact, high-output flashlight that can run on common AA batteries when CR123 cells are unavailable, and who value programmable modes and a continuous battery indicator over a simpler single-mode light.

The 7110 is not rechargeable and does not accept a rechargeable battery pack. Buyers who require USB charging or built-in battery recharging should look at a different model. The 445-lumen rating applies specifically to CR123 operation; AA output will be lower.

Common Questions

Can the Pelican 7110 use rechargeable batteries?

The Pelican 7110 is not rechargeable and does not include a charging port. It accepts a standard AA alkaline or a CR123 primary cell. Whether a rechargeable AA (NiMH) cell is compatible is not confirmed for this model.

What is the difference between the five selectable programs?

The Pelican 7110 has four output modes (High, Strobe, Medium, and Low) that can be arranged into five different program combinations, letting you set which modes are active and in what order you cycle through them. The specific program configurations are not detailed beyond this description.

Does the 7110 ship with a battery?

Yes. The Pelican 7110 includes one AA alkaline battery. The flashlight also accepts a CR123 battery (not included), which is required to reach the 445-lumen maximum output rating.

What does the momentary tail button do?

The momentary tail button on the Pelican 7110 activates the light only while pressed and held, without stepping through or locking into a mode. This produces a quick burst of light (useful for signaling or checking a map) without changing the flashlight's current program setting.

What warranty does the Pelican 7110 carry?

The Pelican 7110 is covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. TerrainVault's own return and support policies apply to purchases made through this store; refer to TerrainVault's policy pages for details on how to initiate a claim.