Pelican 7600 USB-C Tactical Flashlight

The Pelican 7600 is a USB-C rechargeable tactical flashlight delivering over 1,000 lumens and up to 37.5 hours of run time from a single 18650 lithium-ion cell. Built from Type III hard-anodized aluminum and rated IPX8 submersible, it carries three LED colors (white, red, and green) in a 6.19-inch body that weighs 6.9 oz with batteries. It is available as a standalone flashlight or in a combo that adds a slip-on wand and holster.

Backup Power When the Grid Is Gone

USB-C recharging lets the 7600 top off from a power bank, a vehicle port, or any modern charger. When no charging source is available, the flashlight also accepts disposable CR123 batteries, so a mission or a search-and-rescue shift does not have to stop because a cell ran low. An RGB LED battery-level indicator shows charge state at a glance before the light is needed.

Three LED Colors, One Light

White output handles general illumination and long-distance throws. The integrated red LED preserves night-adapted vision during map reading or low-light navigation, where a white beam would force the eyes to readjust. The green LED supports traffic control and signaling applications, particularly when the optional slip-on wand accessory is attached to diffuse and extend the beam pattern. Switching between colors and between High, Medium, Low, and Strobe modes is handled by a single tactical rear push-button switch.

Construction Built for Field Conditions

The body is machined aluminum finished with a Type III hard-anodize, a specification that resists abrasion and corrosion through extended outdoor use. IPX8 submersibility means the 7600 can be submerged beyond one meter without water ingress, covering rain, stream crossings, and accidental drops. The clip is high-carbon steel, the lens is AR-coated glass, and the o-rings are NBR, each material selected for field durability.

Features

• USB-C Recharging: charges the included 18650 lithium-ion cell in approximately 5 hours via any USB-C source
• CR123 Compatibility: accepts disposable CR123 batteries when no charging source is available
• Three LED Colors: white, red, and green modes selectable from the rear tactical switch
• Four Output Modes: High, Medium, Low, and Strobe across up to 37.5 hours of run time
• IPX8 Submersible: Type III hard-anodized aluminum body with NBR o-rings and AR-coated glass lens
• Lifetime Guarantee of Excellence: covered under Pelican's limited lifetime warranty

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Pelican 7600 suits law enforcement, search-and-rescue personnel, overlanders, and campers who need a compact, high-output light with multi-color capability and a reliable backup power option. The wand/holster combo variant adds traffic-control and hands-free carry utility for field and roadside use.

The wand accessory is not included with the standalone flashlight variant. It is only part of the Flashlight / Wand / Holster Combo configuration. CR123 disposable batteries are not included with either configuration.

Common Questions

Can the 7600 run on disposable batteries if the rechargeable cell is dead?

Yes. The Pelican 7600 accepts CR123 disposable batteries in addition to its included 18650 lithium-ion cell, so the flashlight remains operational when no USB-C charging source is available. CR123 batteries are not included and must be sourced separately.

What does the wand accessory do, and is it included?

The slip-on wand diffuses and extends the beam for traffic control and signaling applications. It is included only with the Flashlight / Wand / Holster Combo configuration; the standalone Flashlight variant does not include the wand or holster.

How long does it take to recharge the 7600?

The Pelican 7600 recharges its 18650 lithium-ion cell in approximately 5 hours via the USB-C port. A wall adapter, vehicle charger, or power bank with a USB-C output is all that is needed.

What does IPX8 mean for real-world use?

IPX8 is the highest standard water-ingress rating for continuous submersion. In practice, the Pelican 7600 can be submerged beyond one meter without water entering the body, making it suitable for use in heavy rain, stream crossings, and wet field conditions.

Why does the 7600 include red and green LEDs alongside white?

The red LED on the Pelican 7600 preserves night-adapted vision during map reading and low-light navigation, where white light would force the eyes to readjust. The green LED supports traffic control and signaling, particularly when the optional wand accessory is attached to diffuse the output.