
Niwalker MM18JR (2018) review
The Niwalker MM18JR (MM72) released in 2018. It uses 1 x Cree XHP35 HI LED, 2 x Cree XHP70.2 LEDs, dual reflector and 4 x 18650 Li-Ion batteries. The powerful emitter in this flashlight provides up to 10000 lm output, 180625 cd intensity, and a beam distance of 850 m.
This light has 7 modes of lighting. This light does not have memory function. It has a strobe function, which is one of the most effective self defense tools available.
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Niwalker MM18JR (MM72) specifications
Brand | Niwalker |
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Name | MM18JR |
Type | MM72 |
Rating | |
Launch | 2018 |
Form | flashlight |
Body
The aluminium body of flashlight treated with a Type III hard-anodized, anti-abrasive finish.
Weight | 498 g |
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Length | 143 mm |
Body diameter | 55 mm |
Head diameter | 67 mm |
Material | aluminium alloy with HAIII hard-anodized finish |
Colors | black |
System
The emitter of MM18JR manufactured by Cree, a US-based LED manufacturing company. It has an AR coated lens.
Emitter | 1 x Cree XHP35 HI LED, 2 x Cree XHP70.2 LEDs |
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Color temperature | 4600 K |
Reflector | dual |
Lens | toughtened AR coated glass |
Switch | triple electronic side |
Performance
The throw is the calculated distance in meters at which the flashlight produces a light intensity of 0.25 lux. The candela per lumen (cd/lm) ratio can be used to determine if a flashlight has a spot or flood type beam. Well-focused spot beams can be over 100 cd/lm, tactical flashlights are typically between 20-100 cd/lm, and work lights are less than 10 cd/lm.
Flux | 10000 lm |
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Intensity | 180625 cd |
Throw | 850 m |
CD/LM factor | 18.06 |
Software
The MM18JR is tactical strobe ready. The strobe light is disorienting to the person it is aimed at which makes it difficult for them to concentrate. It has the SOS beacon function for an emergency situation. The SOS flashes Morse code so you can signal for help when needed.
Modes | 7 modes |
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Mode memory | no |
Ramping mode | no |
Strobe | yes |
SOS/Beacon | yes |
Features
The battery indicator lets you know when the battery is low, charging, or fully charged. The MM18JR cannot charge batteries directly. You may need an external charger to keep your battery going. This flashlight has a built-in low voltage protection (LVP) to prevent damage to the cell from over-discharge, so protected cells are not necessary. The built-in thermal control automatically adjusts brightness output to prevent overheating.
Battery | 4 x 18650 Li-Ion batteries |
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Battery indicator | yes |
Charger port | no |
LVP | yes |
Thermal regulation | yes |
Protection | IPx8 |
AUX LEDs | no |
Magnetic | no |
Specials | SMO and OP reflectors |
Accessories
The lanyard prevents accidental loss of the flashlight.
Package contents | lanyard |
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The performance of the Niwalker MM18JR flashlight is measured according to the ANSI / NEMA FL1 Standard 30 seconds after switching the light on. The ANSI/NEMA FL1 2009 Standard is a set of flashlight performance guidelines.
The specifications above are based on the official data published by the manufacturer, but we also take user reviews into consideration. If you found an error or something lacking in the specifications above for the Niwalker MM18JR, then don’t hesite and signal the problem to us.
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