Nextorch P80 One-Step-Strobe Duty Flashlight - 2100 Lumens

The P80 side-switch tactical light brings the authority of 2100 lumens to the job. Field-tested and officer-approved, this duty-rated illuminator features an aggressive strike bezel and delivers a commanding 380-meter throw. With USB-C charging and multiple output modes, the P80 transitions seamlessly from traffic control to building searches without missing a beat.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

MAX OUTPUT: 2100 lumens
MAX BEAM DISTANCE: 380 meters
MAX BEAM INTENSITY: 36,100 candela
MAX RUNTIME: 85 hours
WATER RESISTANCE: IPX7; 1 meter
IMPACT RESISTANCE: 2 meters
BATTERY: 1 x 18650 USB-C rechargeable (3400mAh)
DIMENSIONS: 156 mm length
WEIGHT: 183 g (without battery)
COMPATIBLE ACCESSORIES: Traffic Wand and V51 Holster (Excluded)

 

Product Details

When your shift demands a light that won't quit, the P80 delivers. This field-proven duty flashlight puts 2100 lumens of commanding presence in your hand, with a 380-meter throw that lets you dominate everything from traffic stops to building searches. Whether you're running patrol or working security details, the P80's versatile output modes and USB-C charging keep you mission-ready.

TACTICAL ADVANTAGE IN ANY SCENARIO

The P80's five-mode interface gives you instant access to the illumination you need, when you need it. Light up at full power, preserve your night vision on low, or deploy the strobe during compliance incidents. The momentary-on function lets you access high when you need it.

BUILT FOR THE REAL WORLD

This isn't some consumer-grade light. The P80 comes IPX7-rated for those wet-weather shifts and can take a 2-meter drop without flinching. The nano-ceramic built-in strike bezel gives you an emergency glass-breaker option, while the USB-C rechargeable platform means no more dead batteries during extended operations.

GEAR INTEGRATION

Transition seamlessly from patrol to traffic control with the compatible NEXTORCH Traffic Wand, or keep your light secure and instantly accessible with the V51 Quick-Draw Holster. The ergonomic side-switch design and optimal weight distribution mean this light works with you, not against you.

Nextorch P80 - 2,100 Lumen USB-C Duty Flashlight with 380 m Throw

The Nextorch P80 puts 2,100 lumens and a 380 meter throw in a side-switch duty flashlight you can run a whole shift on. Five output modes, momentary-on, USB-C charging and an 85 hour low-mode runtime cover everything from traffic control to building searches, while IPX7 sealing and a 2 meter drop rating survive the shift after that. Built by Nextorch for officers - compare it with the rest of the tactical flashlight range and our battery platforms at EDCMALL.

2,100 Lumens, 36,100 Candela, 85 Hours of Runtime

Output on the P80 is split across five modes so you are never forced to choose between blinding yourself and seeing far. Turbo delivers 2,100 lumens and 36,100 candela out to 380 meters; the low modes stretch to 85 hours, which is what actually matters on a double shift. A momentary-on press gives instant high without committing to constant output. The body charges over USB-C and runs on a single 18650 cell, so you can top it up from a car socket or a power bank instead of hunting for a dedicated charger. Shorter duty lights are easier to pocket - see the TA series - while the laser lights go further still. Everything sits in our flashlight collection and pairs with spare cells and chargers.

Why the P80 Belongs in Your Kit

• 2,100 lumens of peak output with 380 meters of throw and 36,100 candela.
• Five output modes including momentary-on and a compliance strobe.
• 85 hour maximum runtime for multi-shift dependency.
• USB-C charging on the body - no dedicated cradle required.
• Runs on a single 18650 rechargeable cell (3,400 mAh).
• IPX7 waterproofing and a 2 meter drop rating.
• Nano-ceramic strike bezel for emergency glass breaking.
• Ergonomic side switch with a balanced 156 mm body at 183 g.

Best Uses for the P80

• Patrol and traffic control where a 380 m throw clears the whole scene.
• Building searches and vehicle stops on night shift.
• Security details that need strobe on tap for compliance incidents.
• Vehicle work: USB-C charging straight from the car socket.
• Emergency prep: 85 hours of usable low output in a blackout.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does 2,100 lumens compare with a compact EDC light?
It is three to five times the output of a pocket EDC torch, and the 36,100 candela hotspot is what lets you actually identify a person at 380 meters. The trade is size: the P80 is a 156 mm duty light.

What is the real runtime?
85 hours is the low-mode figure, which is the number that matters over a long shift. High output is measured in minutes, not hours, on every light in this class - the regulation holds output steady rather than letting it sag.

Can I charge it in a vehicle?
Yes. The charging port is on the body and accepts a standard USB-C cable, so a car socket, laptop or power bank all work.

Does it come with a holster?
The V51 quick-draw holster and the traffic wand are sold separately. Both are listed in our flashlight accessories range.

Is it waterproof enough for rain and puddles?
IPX7 means it survives 30 minutes submerged at one meter, which is well beyond rain. It is also rated for a two meter drop onto concrete.

Glossary of Key Terms

Nextorch
A Chinese law-enforcement brand that has supplied duty lights to police forces since 2005, with a catalogue built around patrol and tactical use.

P Series
Nextorch's side-switch duty line. The switch sits on the barrel rather than the tail, so the light can be operated in a conventional or a tactical grip.

Duty Light
A light specified for shift work: high sustained output, a large cell, real waterproofing and a bezel that can break glass.

Beam Intensity / Candela
36,100 candela means the hotspot is concentrated enough to identify a person at distance, not just flood an area.

Runtime
85 hours to 10 percent of output. Multi-cell and mode-regulated lights measure runtime on their lowest usable setting, not on turbo.

18650 Cell with USB-C
An 18 mm x 65 mm lithium-ion cell with the charge port built into the torch. No separate charger travels with it.

Momentary-On
Full output only while the switch is held. Standard practice for a quick identifying flash without lighting yourself up.

Nano-Ceramic Strike Bezel
The crenellated front ring set with ultra-hard ceramic beads for shattering vehicle glass and as a last-resort impact tool.

IPX7 / 2 m Impact
Submersible to 1 metre and rated for a 2 metre drop onto concrete - the two numbers that matter on a wet night shift.

Traffic Wand
A translucent diffuser that turns a thrower into an omnidirectional marker for road control. Sold separately for the P80.

Who Should Buy the P80

• Sworn officers who want one light that covers a whole shift.
• Security and event staff needing instant high and strobe access.
• Tradespeople who want duty-level output with USB-C convenience.
• Preparedness buyers who want a genuine 85 hour runtime in reserve.
• Users stepping up from a compact EDC torch to a real duty light.

Who Should Skip It

• Pocket EDC carriers - the P80 is holster-sized, not a fifth-pocket light.
• Buyers who need a red, green or IR mode; the P80 is white light only.
• Anyone wanting a moon-mode ultra-low; the lowest mode is utility, not firefly.
• Weapon-mount users, who should look at the dedicated gun-mounted range instead.
• Budget shoppers after a 500 lumen keychain light.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe the body and lens with a soft dry cloth; fingerprints on the reflector cost you real candela.
• Clean the lens with a microfibre cloth only - paper towels and shirt tails leave micro-scratches that scatter the beam.
• Keep the switch threads and O-rings lightly greased with silicone grease so the seal stays watertight, never petroleum jelly.
• Inspect the O-ring for nicks whenever you change or charge the battery, and replace it before it fails in the field.
• Run the light at full output for a few minutes each month so the cell is exercised and you can spot a fading battery early.
• Charge lithium cells before they hit empty; storing a Li-ion pack at 3.6-3.8 V gets you far more cycles than full discharge.
• For AA-powered lights, pull the cell out of the body for long-term storage to rule out leakage damage.
• Do not use the strike bezel for everyday prying; nano-ceramic beads are hard and brittle under lateral shock.
• Store the light switch-locked or with the head backed off a turn so it cannot switch on and drain the cell in a bag.