Pelican 7620 Tactical LED Flashlight

The Pelican 7620 is a 6.75-inch tactical LED flashlight built for users who need reliable output across multiple battery formats. Reaching up to 1,124 lumens when powered by three CR123 batteries, it accepts 2 AA alkaline, 2 CR123, 3 CR123, or the Pelican 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable cell, so a depleted battery pack is rarely a mission-stopper. A type III hard anodized aluminum body, AR-coated glass lens, and full-time battery level indicator round out the package.

Battery Flexibility When It Counts

Most flashlights lock you into one battery format. The Pelican 7620 accepts four configurations: 2 AA alkaline, 2 CR123, 3 CR123, or the Pelican 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable. That means reloading from a camp kit, a vehicle emergency stash, or a rechargeable cell is all possible depending on what is available. That flexibility matters most when resupply is uncertain: a dead battery doesn't have to mean a dead light.

Programmable Output for the Situation

The 7620 offers four output modes (High, Strobe, Medium, and Low) arranged into five selectable programs, so the light can be configured to cycle through only the modes a given user actually needs. A push-button tail switch handles momentary activation, and a full-time battery level indicator removes the guesswork about remaining runtime before heading out. Output reaches 1,124 lumens at the High setting when running three CR123 batteries.

Built to Take a Hit

The flashlight body and shroud are machined aluminum finished with a type III hard anodized coating, the same mil-spec surface treatment used on tactical and law enforcement equipment, which resists abrasion, corrosion, and impact better than standard anodizing. The lens is AR-coated glass rather than plastic, preserving light transmission and scratch resistance over time. NBR O-ring seals protect the internals. The clip is high-carbon steel. Pelican backs the 7620 with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Features

• Multi-format battery compatibility: accepts 2 AA alkaline, 2 CR123, 3 CR123, or Pelican 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable
• Up to 1,124 lumens: peak output achieved with 3 CR123 batteries
• Four programmable modes: High, Strobe, Medium, and Low arranged into five selectable programs
• Full-time battery level indicator: continuous readout so charge state is always visible
• Type III hard anodized aluminum body and shroud: mil-spec surface treatment for abrasion and corrosion resistance
• AR-coated glass lens: scratch-resistant, high-transmission optic

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Pelican 7620 suits tactical users, overlanders, campers, and emergency-preparedness kits where battery-format flexibility and durable construction are priorities. The programmable mode system and momentary tail switch make it practical for law enforcement, security, and search-and-rescue applications as well as everyday backcountry use.

The 7620 does not include a built-in USB charging port. Using the rechargeable option requires the Pelican 18650 battery and a separate charger. No water-resistance rating is published for this model, and per-configuration run times are not specified.

Common Questions

What batteries does the Pelican 7620 ship with?

The Pelican 7620 ships with batteries included in the standard configuration. The standard battery configuration is 2 AA alkaline cells. The flashlight also accepts 2 CR123, 3 CR123, or the Pelican 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable battery as alternatives.

Can the Pelican 7620 use rechargeable batteries?

Yes. The Pelican 7620 is compatible with the Pelican 18650 lithium-ion rechargeable battery in addition to disposable AA alkaline and CR123 cells. The flashlight body itself does not have a built-in USB charging port; the 18650 cell requires a separate charger.

How bright is the Pelican 7620 at its highest setting?

The Pelican 7620 reaches up to 1,124 lumens at its High output mode when powered by three CR123 batteries. Lumen output for the AA and 2x CR123 configurations is not published for this model.

What does "five selectable programs" mean on the Pelican 7620?

The Pelican 7620 has four output modes (High, Strobe, Medium, and Low) that can be arranged into five different program combinations. This lets a user configure the light to cycle through only the modes relevant to their use, rather than stepping through all four modes every time.

How durable is the Pelican 7620's finish?

The Pelican 7620 body and shroud are machined aluminum with a type III hard anodized finish. Type III hard anodizing is a mil-spec surface treatment that provides greater abrasion and corrosion resistance than standard anodizing, making it suitable for rough-handling environments.