OrcaTorch D630 V2.0 4000 Lumens Canister Light

The OrcaTorch D630 V2.0 is an exceptional canister dive light that's ideal for technical diving activities such as cave and wreck diving. With a maximum output of 4,000 lumens, this light is exceptionally bright. Additionally, its angle-adjustable cable enables 90° and 180° rotation between the canister and light head, making it a perfect choice for both back mount and side mount diving. With a large-capacity battery pack, this light offers up to 5 hours of excellent diving time on the brightest mode. Moreover, the battery pack is removable and can be utilized as a power bank.

What’s in the Box?

Included with the light are Rechargeable Battery Pack, Charger, Goodman handle, spare O-rings and lanyard.

Immerse yourself in the ocean's depth with the game-changing OrcaTorch D630 V2.0 Canister Light. Specifically designed for cave and wreck diving, this powerhouse light, radiating a breathtaking 4000 lumens, transforms your underwater exploration into an experience to remember.

The hallmark of the D630 is its versatility. It's equipped with an angle-adjustable cable, providing an incredible 90 Degree and 180 Degree rotation between the canister and the light head. This feature allows adaptability for both side mount and back mount diving. Paired with a robust 3000mAh, 7.4-volt, 89Wh rechargeable battery, the D630 will brighten your dive for up to 5 hours at maximum brightness. This battery isn't just about longevity, it doubles as a power bank, ready to charge your devices on the go.

Harness the power of 5 CREE LEDs in the D630, capable of delivering a spectrum of brightness levels: 4000 lumens for 5 hours, 1500 lumens for 7 hours and 26 minutes, and 460 lumens for an incredible 23 hours and 50 minutes. The cable is designed with a positive retention threaded sleeve, providing secure cable angle adjustments. The D630 emits a 7 Degree super-focus beam, enabling you to penetrate the darkest corners of the ocean.

The OrcaTorch D630 prioritizes safety as much as performance. A side titanium alloy button switch provides easy operation and a safe lock function to avoid accidental activation. Constructed from durable aircraft-grade high strength aluminum, coated with diamond-grade hard-anodized seawater-corrosion-resistant finish and a two-sided coated toughened glass lens, the D630 ensures your underwater journey remains unimpeded, even at depths of up to 492' (150m).

Immerse yourself in the ocean's depth with the game-changing OrcaTorch D630 V2.0 Canister Light. Specifically designed for cave and wreck diving, this powerhouse light, radiating a breathtaking 4000 lumens, transforms your underwater exploration into an experience to remember.

The hallmark of the D630 is its versatility. It's equipped with an angle-adjustable cable, providing an incredible 90 Degree and 180 Degree rotation between the canister and the light head. This feature allows adaptability for both side mount and back mount diving. Paired with a robust 3000mAh, 7.4-volt, 89Wh rechargeable battery, the D630 will brighten your dive for up to 5 hours at maximum brightness. This battery isn't just about longevity, it doubles as a power bank, ready to charge your devices on the go.

Harness the power of 5 CREE LEDs in the D630, capable of delivering a spectrum of brightness levels: 4000 lumens for 5 hours, 1500 lumens for 7 hours and 26 minutes, and 460 lumens for an incredible 23 hours and 50 minutes. The cable is designed with a positive retention threaded sleeve, providing secure cable angle adjustments. The D630 emits a 7 Degree super-focus beam, enabling you to penetrate the darkest corners of the ocean.

The OrcaTorch D630 prioritizes safety as much as performance. A side titanium alloy button switch provides easy operation and a safe lock function to avoid accidental activation. Constructed from durable aircraft-grade high strength aluminum, coated with diamond-grade hard-anodized seawater-corrosion-resistant finish and a two-sided 0.16" (4mm) coated toughened glass lens, the D630 ensures your underwater journey remains unimpeded, even at depths of up to 492' (150m).