Maketheone IR Torch 3 Watt 850NM Infrared Light Night Vision Flashlight Torch - Infrared Light is Invisible to Human Eyes - to be Used with Night Vision Device(NOT Include Battery)

Bought two of these on the off chance they may be of use and having used a visible white light version of this flashlight and been impressed. The IR version works well, in fact very well, I have used it with both Gen 1 and Gen 3 night sights. The 3 LEDS give a decent amount of illumination, the zoom function also works well giving a concentrated beam out to about 250m, this is more than acceptable and this torch performs as well as some illuminators I have used at ten times the cost, for the price of this product you are not constantly worried about losing it or breaking it and its very economical to run, it is the only illuminator I have seen that does not run off the painfully expensive CR123 but just one AA! I haven't changed the battery yet! I have used this for observing into dark patches and also to illuminate animal eyes at night to assist in owl spotting and locating the dreaded farm yard rats, and yes it works well with the sights on my rifle. It does give out a gentle red glow from the LEDs which is unobtrusive and not ridiculously bright as I have seen on some budget IR torches. In summary a very robust, effective and sensibly priced product I would not hesitate to recommend.

Note: apologies for the quality of the photos it’s a bit awkward to get this sorted. For the nod nerds it’s a gen2+ tube salvaged from an ATN NVM-14, cloudy night w/ 0% ilum (new moon) Picked this up as a backup light to sit in my crye nightcap, it gives good illumination and can reach decent distances to help identify objects or animals/livestock. Easy to source batteries since it’s a basic AA, good build quality and compact enough to comfortably store inside the counterweight pouch of my crye nightcap. My only gripe is the lack of adjustment with the zoom. The light is already fairly zoomed in like a spotlight and provides little adjustment to that, I’m going to counter this via a DIY diffuser to use it as more of a floodlight for navigating, but like I said for the money paid it is a good deal and is a functional piece of kit, I would highly recommend this and will be doing so to mates who run similar setups

Didnt think it would be really small. but still happy with it and works pretty good too.

I bought this for my NVM GEN 1 in the hopes it could take over the IR duties to save the monocular unit's battery life however trying to use both is an exercise in futility as this torch is quite unwieldy to us with the device I bought it for. The build quality is shockingly poor as it feels like anything with have it fall apart at a moment's notice. No matter what AA battery is used the output of this torch is minimal at best. I can't even recommend this as a backup only tool as it is just not fit for purpose. Avoid.

This is a IR Torch Infrared Light with 850nm wavelength! If your using a normal camera thinking this will work to light anything up. It's not the IR Torch. This takes 1xAA battery that are around 1.2V if you think this is going to light up a whole football pitch or a city skyscraper. It's not the IR Torch. If you see violet or blue/white light and it's not very strong your camera is NOT night vision. You don't need to go back 20 years to get a night vision camera some panasonic and sony camcorders still have a IR mode. Your iphone does not have a IR mode! The photo for this does not do it justice the matt paint job is really smart looking. It gets warm fast i can see why they designed it with cooling fins. Works perfect for indoor use and is great for seeing what is in front of you at night or if you need to look in your bag etc. I would say you get around 10 useful Meters from the torch when you try to focus it just turns into a laser point dot (this is where their claim of 30 meters comes from). It takes 1AA batt this is the only IR torch i have found that takes normal batteries. I have another that uses them bigger batteries and one exploded. So AA is the way to go! Thing i don't like. The lens has a very big curve on it and sticks out so the plastic lens scratches easily. Maybe add a lens cap to the end. The belt clip is screwed into place the holes for the screws go all the way through the body. Am not sure if this has made it less splash proof. The screw on end cap is way to small and hard to put back on with no grip. I wish i could find a 2xAA battery IR torch just make this one longer and give it a better lens. It would be perfect.

I am using a 100% IR camera not a modded camera and results at night with this torch is sadly lacking. Used as a 'spot focus beam' it gives a very small circle illuminated in IR and not very visible past 15 foot or so and not fantastic past a couple of foot). The 'wide focus' only illuminated several foot away and not very well. I have a single 'led' IR light that performs a fair bit better in close quarters(under 15foot) I also found the battery drains when the torch is switched off. Ive changed over to a 100 LED IR beam floodlight which gives the results you'd expect from a flashlight.

Using with Sony AX53 video camera in night mode. Produces a beam many times stronger than the cameras internal IR led. It's solidly made and good quality. Takes an AA battery. It's relatively small size enables it to be neatly attached to the camera hot shoe by using a small clamp that I 3d printed.

Got it for late-night sessions on Meta Quest 3, and it works great. It lasts for several hours of continuous use on a single battery. Removed the lens for eye safety.

This is a amazing additional IR light for night vision.....I bought it with a mind set of ok ..... maybe this will enhance the light quality with about 20% ......but I was pleasantly surprised It double the light intensity.....I can really recommend this after testing it

Ottima funziona benissimo, è economica e la luce IR da 850 NM emessa dalla torcia, permette un'ottima visibilità nelle ore notturne. Consigliatissima.

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Ich habe die Lampe als Spielere gekauft um sie als nicht sichtbaren Aufheller bei Dunkelheit für meine Videokamera zu nutzen. Grundsätzlich funktioniert dies auch, jedoch viel zu schwach, da meine Kameras leider alle einen "zu guten" Infrarotfilter haben. Daher habe ich sie zurückgeschickt, da sie für mich nicht nutzbar ist, bewerte sie jedoch aufgrund ihrer guten Verarbeitungsqualität entsprechend. Für alle die also Kameras ohne Infrarotfilter haben oder halt wie eigentlich vorgesehen Nachtsichtgeräte damit nutzen wollen eine eventuell gute Infrarotlampe.

Very bright and cute but powerful. I wasn't expecting anything big, but this is a very impressive IR light, especially for the money. it’s small, but mighty. Best money i’ve ever spent on anything so useful and high tech invention. it’s adjustable from the front, twist the head it adjusts the focus. Small area focus works perfectly and very bright over 60 yards tested.