Cloud Defensive MCH Duty High-Output Flashlight FDE

The Cloud Defensive MCH Duty redefines what a hard-use, take-it-to-hell-and-back flashlight should be. Powerful, versatile, configurable, reliable and durable to the point of absurdity, the MCH Duty does not disappoint. It has no equal. With the advent of the OWL, Cloud Defensive became known as a company that prioritizes innovation, power and ultimately, survivability of the product. And the MCH Duty carries that legacy forward. Shrouded in S7 tool steel, the light head features the best tech ever packed into light head. That protective tool steel is then heat-treated to 51-55 Rockwell and Black Nitride plated. Resulting in an amazing and brutally-tough piece of equipment. All that to say that you can view your light as a tool that is basically impervious to impact. Fun Fact: They make jackhammer tools from the same S7 tool steel used in this light. We all know the real world is not a gentle place. The MCH Duty is not only ANSI/PLATO FL1 compliant. It is also waterproof to an IPX-8 rating, being serviceable to 100ft for 24hrs. Because the real world is not a dry place either. The MCH Duty High Output brings an incredible 1,800 lumens to bear on whatever situation you find yourself facing. Calibrated for a massive “hot spot” with an overwhelming 50,000 Candela, the Duty light gives you the unique ability to not only push light far into the night, but to do so with more expansive coverage than anything else in its class. This gives you world-class situational awareness, defeats dead space and lights up shadows. It completely renders a would-be-aggressors night-adapted vision useless. In short, it overwhelms the situation with light and performs precisely as you want a handheld, hard-use light to perform. MCH Duty gives you a capability you have never had. In a lower-power mode, the MCH Duty becomes a wonderful administrative flashlight with very extended run-times. For example, you can run the Duty in “low” power mode (10% output) for most of the night on a fresh battery charge. The MCH Duty is a full-size light driven an 18650 battery. By maintaining the 18650 as the primary power source they were able to maintain the Dual Fuel concept and ensure the light also runs on two CR123 lights. That is critical for emergency situations or extended use in the field. In terms of form-factor, intended to be a light prioritizing capability and durability, creating the smallest-possible package was not the goal. Cloud Defensive wanted brute strength. As such, the MCH Duty is a modest 1.40” outer diameter at the light head. That gives you optimal ergonomics and great compatibility with light holsters. The MCH Duty is fully programmable, by the end-user. This allows you, for the first time, full control over the output of the flashlight. Every MCH ships from the factory in Mode 1. But there are 4 other modes you can select, based on your needs. And you can change the programming anytime you want. So the MCH is more configurable than ever before. Programming is incredibly simple and intuitive. Mode 1: High-only (100%) Mode 2: Low (10%), High (100%) Mode 3: High (100%), Low (10%) Mode 4: Very Low (5%), Medium (30%), High (100%) Mode 5: High (100%), Medium (30%), Very Low (5%) Sporting the most diverse group of users of any MCH light offered, the MCH Duty needed to be highly configurable. Being equally at home in your glove box as it is on your nightstand or in your plate carrier, Programming is incredibly simple and intuitive. ensured you could set up the tail of the light in a way that best suites your need. Regardless of your intended use, know your MCH allows you to carefully select from an industry-first (and Patented) Adjustable Negligent Discharge protection system. Each light ships with the full ND Protection package and the user can now configure the tail cap for their respective needs. Be it deep-pocket carry, belt carry or being at home on your plate carrier, the MCH Duty is built for the task. And fully configurable to what you need. If your need changes, you just adjust the ND Protection accordingly with parts you already have. Like the OWL, the MCH Duty features a removable and field-serviceable bezel ring. This allows you to replace a broken lens by yourself, should you manage to break the glass. It is worth noting, the glass on the MCH Duty is the thickest in the business and is incredibly tough. But it is glass. And it can break. If that happens, you can put a new lens on in under 1 minute. Saves you on the warranty drama. Saves Cloud Defensive time at world headquarters and makes everybody happier. With the MCH, you are able to easily change the battery from the light head side of the MCH. The positive end always goes to the front of the light. And there is reverse polarity protection built in just in case. The Full size MCH uses 1 Lithium Ion, Rechargeable, Flat-top, Unprotected 18650 which is included. It is also compatible with most button-top unprotected cells and. The Full size MCH has very limited compatibility with Protected cells. Do not assume compatibility with those. Cloud Defensive favors the Unprotected cells due to the substantial performance increases. The MCH lights also now accepts CR123 batteries. Use of CR123 batteries will absolutely result in lower output and shorter run-times. That is purely a function of CR123 cells being very inferior to our rechargeable cells. But this CR123 capability is perfect for use in emergency situations. The MCH ships with a standard, metal deep-carry pocket clip that is made from spring steel and then heat-treated and black nitride plated. The MCH Duty was not designed or optimized for pocket carry but we wanted to give you that ability, should you need it. Features 1,800 Lumens 50,000 Candela Duel-Fuel compatible (18650 and CR123) 5 Mode Programmable functionality A neutral 5000k light temperature 60 minutes of full power run-time (120 minutes on medium power) Included MCH Duty HO flashlight Cloud Defensive branded UI2 charger Cloud Defensive 18650 rechargeable battery 3 Negligent Discharge (ND) protectors 1 Deep Carry Pocket Clip