First Look: Streamlight Syclone Jr.

A handy rechargeable worklight with a compact size and shape.

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posted on October 24, 2022
Streamlight Syclone Jr.

Streamlight, Inc. is now selling its Syclone Jr. Light, a compact rechargeable area work light that is ideal for tight spaces and hard to reach nooks. The Syclone Jr. uses a bright white LED beam with two brightness settings. The flashlight is rechargeable via a micro USB cord and can rotate 360 degrees around its base, which is magnetic in order to attach to adjacent metal work surfaces. If it’s not possible to use the base, a hanging hook is also available, increasing it's utility as a work light. The Syclone Jr. has a hard thermoplastic providing durability and ruggedness and is drop resistant on hard surfaces from a height of 2 meters (or 6.5 feet).

“The Syclone Jr. is small but mighty, with a rotating body that aims light where it is needed, even in the tightest spaces,” said Streamlight Chief Revenue Officer Michael F. Dineen. “First responders, auto technicians, industrial workers and DIYers alike will reach for it whenever they need a task light that can stand on its own, attach to metal surfaces, or function as a hanging light. And because it uses a USB rechargeable battery, it offers among the lowest operating costs of any area light of its type and size.”

Streamlight Syclone Jr. Specifications:

  • High: 210 lumens for 3.5 hours of battery runtime with a 79-meter beam
  • Low: 85 luments for 8.5 hours of battery runtime with a 49-meter beam
  • IPX4 Water resistant, 2-meter drop resistant
  • Powered by USB rechargeable lithium-polymer battery (fully charges in 4.5 hours)
  • Max Candela: 1550
  • Length: 2.04 inches
  • Weight: 2 ounces
  • Magnetic base with the ability to rotate light body 360 degrees

The retail price of the Syclone Jr. area compact work light starts around $54. For additional information on this portable tool or other lighting devices offered by Streamlight, Inc. please visit their website at streamlight.com.

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