Princeton Tec Sector 7 700 Lumens Pistol Grip Dive Light BLACK
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Princeton Tec Sector 7 700 Lumens Pistol Grip Dive Light BLACK

SKU: PTCS7BK MFR: S722-BK
(11)2 questions, 7 answers
$133.99

Key Features

  • Illuminate your dive with 700-lumen Sector 7 LED dive light for superior underwater visibility.
  • Enjoy extended dives; this reliable dive light offers 30 hours of total burn time on a single charge.
  • Explore depths confidently; waterproof to 330 feet (100 meters), this light is built for scuba diving.
  • The pistol grip handle on this dive light provides comfortable, secure handling underwater.
  • Achieve a 689-foot (210-meter) range on land with this powerful LED, great for signaling or spotting.
  • Built tough from polycarbonate, this dive light is durable and ready for any underwater adventure.
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Gretchen S : Am unable to unscrew the front to change batteries - any suggestions on how to do this?Timothy O : It just unscrews normally, you might find a way to hold the base ( I'm thinking a vise ) so you can get 2 hands on it. If you get it loose put some silicone on the o-ring if its dry it can make it hard to get apart Good Luck!
DAVID A : Does this light have the same switch issues the Sector 5 had and if so, have they been fixed?Preston M : I never had the sector 5 so I don't know of that problem but this one is really hard to pullCharles R : not sure what kind of switch, the old one had. I love this light. Just dove with it. plenty of light. For the price it was well worth it. Also had it on the kitchen counter it fell on the floor. I was worried that it was broke; nope, worked like a charmKAYON R : hello shopper I know the mini wave has a switch issue but with the sector 5 and sector 7 the switches are the same it works perfectlyr a : Switch problems have not been fixed!!!!!!!!!!!ROBERT R : Much better switch. It's click on (stays on) click off. Does not have the old slide safety that would become a problem and run your battery down.RAY M : I've had mine for several months and taken it/them down to 130FSW. So far, I haven't had any leak issues. If that's what you're referring to, then my experience wasn't that there was a problem. The switch is a trigger, so if you pull it halfway, it turns on halfway. Pull it all the way, full brightness. I bought this to replace an earlier princeton tec light that smashed on the ground after my wife dropped it from 15 feet high onto concrete, so that one did leak ...
Shopper : Why Did You Choose This?Philip M : Had beforeMARK T : From my experience over the past few years, I have used different types of dive lights and Princeton tec is one of the best that I have used especially this model, sector 7 is goodSadler J : Great productmelissa p : For horse packing and searching for hobbled horses in the field at night.

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Review Summary

2019-08-19T05:38:50

Rated 5 out of 5

good light shines bright. I like the grip

nice light. a bit tough to get the lens cap back on after the batteries are in, but overall nice.

John P.

2019-08-15T09:35:12

Rated 5 out of 5

Good light and Support

Have had many of these lights between my wife and I. Any time an issue came up Princeton Tech took care of me. Takes a few weeks round trip but get a new version of same light or if older model malfunctioned will upgrade. New version of switch has improved quality. You get a good dive light with a great warranty.

DAVID P.

2017-02-09T13:36:26

Rated 5 out of 5

We dive to SEE...lumens are the currency of that experience...

So...my fiancé is using this light on a return dive week in Bonaire. She is a small to medium sized person, is athletic, and has a solid grip. Using a dive light that takes 8 batteries, despite amazing ergonomics, is a consideration. That being said...brilliant light. She had a smaller light the last trip. It was okay-ish in daytime dives, but made night dives unpleasant. She is new to the night dive idea...the lumens pumped out of this model will add a sense of comfort, and ease. I will gladly follow up and give more specific comments once the trip is finished. Just one more comment...diving at night, or in areas where a light makes the brilliant colors spark...is an experience you just cannot miss. Opting to get a bargain on this type of equipment, after the hefty investments made in other dive gear...is not wise. We dive to see... Happy Seas and Best Fishes to all of you!!

JEFFREY R.

2016-12-30T19:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

the best item i have receive

This seems to be a really good light. its bright long battery life.I would recommend this light.

MARK

2016-08-16T10:05:58

Rated 4 out of 5

Very good product for the money

Other than the trigger being hard to operate the Sector 7 light produces more light than I expected, my daughter has a 1000 lumens light and a friend has the sola wrist 800 lumens and this light on our dives has proven to be much better light. Like I said the trigger is hard to operate but other than that very good value

Preston M.

2016-01-26T14:57:16

Rated 3 out of 5

Button is not working properly after the first dive.

Button is not working properly after the first dive. You need to keep pushing the button to get it to stay on.

Richard B.

2016-01-11T10:32:22

Rated 5 out of 5

Awesome lamp

Awesome flashlight very bright good for diving or hunting!!!! And seller very professionnal!!!

Teaonui P.

2015-12-02T13:47:52

Rated 1 out of 5

Poor Quality Light

I had a Princeton Tec light which lasted 6 years but finally stopped working due to the cheap switch that turns the light on and off. I purchased a new one and it only worked properly for the first 10 minutes of my first dive! The light stayed on and would not shut off. Similar issue as the last light, very poor quality switch. Will be returning this light and will not be purchasing any more Princeton Tec lights due to the poor quality!

JF555

2015-08-24T20:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Great bright light whith long battery life

Awesome if they made a rechargeable one

ALBERTO G.

2014-10-28T20:00:00

Rated 2 out of 5

good BUT

all my dives(6) with this light were less than 60 feet light flooded and was sent back 2 months(July 29 2014) ago and still waiting for it to return brought as part of a kit and now the switch has fallen out of the torrent which i use as a back up light, was the first time to replace the batteries .......nice lights if only the quality was better

Artie

2014-08-31T20:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Excellent light

Exceptional brightness allows penetration of caves and ledges searching for lobsters in lower visibility as well as being able to standoff from ledges in good visibility. Had to add lead strip to front of light to keep it pointed into ledge.

ROBERT R.

Princeton Tec Sector 7 700 Lumens Pistol Grip Dive Light Specifications

  • Lumens

    700

  • Burn Time (Hours)

    30-Hours Total Burn Time with 4-Hour Regulated Medium Beam

  • Lamp

    1-Maxbright LED

  • Batteries

    Eight C-Cell Alkaline Batteries (included)

  • Handle

    Handheld Pistol Grip

  • Depth Rating

    330' (100 meters)

  • Weight

    37.9 oz. (1075 g) w/Batteries

  • Material

    Polycarbonate Plastic

  • Effective Range

    689' (210 meter), On Land

  • UPC Code

    795626027240

About Princeton Tec Sector 7 700 Lumens Pistol Grip Dive Light

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We dive to SEE...lumens are the currency of that experience...

By JEFFREY R.

So...my fiancé is using this light on a return dive week in Bonaire. She is a small to medium sized person, is athletic, and has a solid grip. Using a dive light that takes 8 batteries, despite amazing ergonomics, is a consideration. That being said...brilliant light. She had a smaller light the last trip. It was okay-ish in daytime dives, but made night dives unpleasant. She is new to the night dive idea...the lumens pumped out of this model will add a sense of comfort, and ease. I will glad...

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good light shines bright. I like the grip

By John P.

nice light. a bit tough to get the lens cap back on after the batteries are in, but overall nice.

The Princeton Tec Sector 7 pistol grip spotlight packs 700 lumens of brightness. The light is powered by eight C-cell alkaline batteries (included) while providing 30-hours of total burn time with a 4-hour regulated medium beam with over 689' (210 meter) of visible distance on land. The trigger switch is easy-to-use with gloved hands; access momentary on via a half pull of trigger and constant on via full pull of trigger. The switch locks-out to prevent accidental illumination and battery drain while in transit or storage.

The highest quality LED available from LUMILEDS, Princeton Tec's Max-Bright LED is extremely bright and efficient. This single LED emits a smooth, powerful, and white light useful for a wide range of tasks. Princeton Tec uses collimators or reflectors with the Max-Bright LED depending upon the application. The Sector 7 is made from impact resistant polycarbonate plastic, weighs 37.9 oz. (1075 g) with batteries, is depth rated to 330' (100 meters), is available in multiple colors, and comes with an owner's manual.

Princeton Tec Sector 7 700 Lumens Pistol Grip Dive Light Features

  • Princeton Tec 700 Lumens Sector 7, LED Light:
  • Pistol Grip Spotlight
  • 700 Lumens of Brightness
  • Power: Eight C-Cell Alkaline Batteries (included)
  • Burn Time: 30-Hours Total Burn Time with 4-Hour Regulated Medium Beam
  • Light Visible Distance: 689' (210 meter)
  • Easy-to-Use Trigger Switch:
    Access Momentary-On via a Half-Pull of Trigger
    Constant-On via Full Pull of Trigger
    Switch Locks-Out:
    Prevent-Accidental-Illumination
    Prevents Battery-Drain in Transit or Storage
    Easy-to-Use with Gloved-Hands
  • Highest Quality LED: MAXBRIGHT LED, Extremely Bright and Efficient
  • Single LED Emits Smooth, Powerful & White-Light Useful for Wide-Range of Tasks
  • Weight (with Batteries): 37.9 oz. (1075 g)
  • Depth Rated: 330' (100 meters)
  • Available in Multiple Colors
  • Owner's Manual

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Key Features

  • Illuminate your dive with 700-lumen Sector 7 LED dive light for superior underwater visibility.
  • Enjoy extended dives; this reliable dive light offers 30 hours of total burn time on a single charge.
  • Explore depths confidently; waterproof to 330 feet (100 meters), this light is built for scuba diving.
  • The pistol grip handle on this dive light provides comfortable, secure handling underwater.
  • Achieve a 689-foot (210-meter) range on land with this powerful LED, great for signaling or spotting.
  • Built tough from polycarbonate, this dive light is durable and ready for any underwater adventure.

What's in the box:

  • Princeton Tec 700 Lumens Sector 7 LED Light with Batteries and Owner's Manual