Description
Ultimate Torch Multi-Function EDC is a compact aluminium everyday-carry flashlight built for inspection, security, vehicle use, emergencies and general outdoor work. Instead of carrying several separate lights, this unit combines a powerful front white light, 395nm ultraviolet light, green laser, side COB white work light and red/blue warning illumination in one slim rechargeable body.
The rotary selector makes it quick to move between functions, while the central push-button controls brightness and flashing modes. A dedicated LOCK position helps prevent accidental activation when the flashlight is carried in a pocket, bag or vehicle.
Key features:
Up to 1,000 lumens front white-light output
250LM COB white side light
395nm UV light with high and low output
Green laser
Laser + white-light combination modes
Red and blue COB warning lights
Red/blue alternating flash mode
Front white high, low and flashing modes
Side COB white high and low modes
Rotary function selector with central push-button
Dedicated LOCK mode
Built-in rechargeable battery
USB-C charging
Charging indicator
Aluminium-alloy body
Integrated belt/pocket clip
Up to approximately 100m illumination distance
Approximately 80-minute runtime depending on selected function
IPX5 water resistance
Weight: 142g
Size: 136 × 34 × 27mm
Lighting controls
ILL – Front white light:
High → Low → Flashing
VIS – Laser / front-light combination:
Green laser → Green laser + strong white light → Green laser + low white light
UV – Ultraviolet:
Strong UV → Low UV
WH – Side COB white:
Strong white → Low white
R/B – Warning light:
Red → Blue → Alternating red/blue flash
LOCK:
Prevents accidental activation while carrying or storing the light.
In the box:
1 × Ultimate Torch Multi-Function EDC
1 × USB-C charging cable
One compact EDC. Five lighting systems. Get up to 1,000LM white light, 395nm UV, green laser, COB work light and red/blue warning modes in a slim aluminium USB-C rechargeable Ultimate Torch with belt clip and safety lock.
One correction before I create it: your supplier sheet says IPX5, while one outside product reference for the SFA-154/156 family lists IP65. I would use IPX5, because that is what the specific supplier image you gave me states, rather than risking an unsupported claim.










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