Franziska 500 Lumen Flashlight

Sale price499,00 kr

Product specification

SwissTech Franziska delivers up to 500 lumens in a compact rechargeable flashlight made for everyday use. The zoom function lets you switch between a wide beam and focused light, giving you more control over how you illuminate your surroundings.

Four light modes provide high, medium, low and flashing settings, while memory mode recalls your last setting. The textured body offers a secure grip, and the anti roll design helps keep the flashlight in place when set down.

Franziska is rated IPX4 and includes both battery and charging indicators. Rechargeable via USB C, it is a practical light for work, outdoor activities and everyday tasks.

Length

120 mm

Head diameter

35 mm

Handle diameter

32 mm

Weight

150 g

Max lumen

500 lm

Max beam distance

80 m

IP rating

IPX4

Body material

Aluminum

Power source

Rechargeable

Battery type

Rechargeable

Number of batteries

1

Charging methods

USB-C

Drop resistance

1 m

Features
  • Pocket clip
  • Anti-roll design
  • Textured grip
  • Wave-shaped bezel for map reading
  • Zoom
  • Memory mode
  • Glove-friendly switch
  • Plastic-free packaging
WHAT'S INCLUDED
  • USB-C charging cable
  • User manual
  • CE certification
  • A clear conscience, thanks to plastic free packaging.

Light modes

Mode
Lumen
Distance
Runtime
High
500 lm
80 m
1.5 h
Medium
250 lm
60 m
3 h
Low
100 lm
10 m
5 h
Strobe
-
-
-

LIGHT FOR THE TASK AT HAND

From hands-free headlamps to focused flashlights and broad area lighting, SwissTech gives you practical lighting for work, outdoor use and everyday situations after dark.

HANDS-FREE WHEN YOU NEED IT

Headlamps keep the light where you're looking, leaving both hands free for setup, repairs, hiking and other tasks after dark.

FOCUSED LIGHT ON DEMAND

Handheld flashlights give you direct control over the beam, whether you need close-up visibility or light further ahead.

LIGHT UP THE SPACE AROUND YOU

Lanterns and area lights spread light across campsites, workspaces and shared spaces when a narrow beam is not enough.