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BRUGSANVISNING STILETTO PRO II SureFire

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The warranty does not cover any damages resulting from normal wear and tear, misuse, abuse, negligence, or unauthorized modifications or user repairs. In the event that an issue with a Sarsfire product is not covered under

this warranty Surefire can arrange to have the product repaired for a reasonable fee.

STANDARD DISCLAIMER

Except as specified above or prohibited by applicable law, all express or implied conditions and warranties, including, without limitation, any implied warranty or condition of merchantability or illness for a particular purpose, or accuracy of any informational content, are hereby excluded and disclaimed by Surefire; and in no event will Surefire be liable for any special, direct, indirect, consequential, incidental or punitive damages however arising and regardless of the theory or liability, even if advised of the possibility or such damages. Products, process, availability, specifications, and offers are subject to change or cancellation at any time without notice.

WARRANTY CLAIMS

For claims, contact Customer Service at 714-545-9444 to obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization number (RMA#). Then package the unit carefully and send to (no CDDs):

SureFire, LLC

Repairs Department, RMA#

17680 Newhope Street, Suite B

Fountain Valley, CA 92708

SureFire will pay any reasonable shipping costs to return the unit to you.

BATTERY INFORMATION & WARNING

Do not attempt to remove or replace the STILETTO PRO battery. Doing so will void the warranty. If the STILETTO PRO needs to be repaired, contact SureFire at 714-545-9444 or [e-mail]

Revision A 7-2023

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STILETTO PRO II

MULTI-OUTPUT RECHARGEABLE POCKET LED FLASHLIGHT PLR-C

Technical line drawing of a flashlight with two lenses and a handle (no text or symbols)

		PLR-C
OUTPUT	Low: 25 Med: 500 High: 1,500 lumens
RUNTIME	Low: 23.5 Med: 1.5 High: 1.0 hours
STROSE RATE	Tactical Switch: 9 Emergency: 3-4 Hz
PEAK BEAM INTENSITY	35,000 candela
DISTANCE	375 meters
CONSTRUCTION	Aluminum
FINISH	Hard Anodized (MIL-A-B625 Type III, Class 2)
WEIGHT (in batteries)	5.0 oz (140 g)
LENGTH	4.87 in (12.4 cm)
BEZEL DIAMETER	2x0.88 in (2.2 cm)
BATTERIES	Lithium polymer rechangable (integrated)
SWITCHING	Primary, Tactical, and Programming
LIQUID INGRESS PROTECTION	IPX7

All performance claims tested to ANSI/PLATU FL 1 2019 Standard.

18300 MT. BALOY CIRCLE

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA 92708-6122

SUREFIRE.COM

USER MANUAL

STILETTO PROII

KIT CONTENTS

• SILETTO PRO

- USB-C cable

• IB Icn'Ateno

LIGHT OPERATION - PROFILE CONFIGURATION

PRIMPER switch activates the light in the various outputs.

PROGRESS switch-see "HOW TO CHANGE PROPERTY AND TAKTOL MODES"

TACTICAL switch: for momentary, strobe or constant-on output

Primary Switch Activation

Mode 1: Default. Press the PRIMARY switch to cycle from LOW to MEDIUM to HIGH to OFF. The cycle will repeat if the PRIMARY switch is pressed within two seconds. If the ST LETTO PRO II is activated on either LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH and the PRIMARY switch has not been pressed within two seconds, the next press shuts the light OFF. The last used output is not remembered.

Mode 2: Same as above, but with the cycle changed to HIGH in MEDIUM to LOW to OFF. Tactical Switch Activation

Mode 1: Default - TACTICAL & STROBE. Press and hold the TACTICAL switch for HIGH only; release the switch to shut OFF. For STROBE, rapidly tap the TACTICAL switch three or more times and hold down on the 3rd press. Release the switch to shut the STROBE OFF.

Mode 2 (Constant-on): Press the TACTICAL switch for constant-on in HIGH only. When the switch is pressed again, the light will shut off.

EMERGENCY MODE Activation

Press and hold the PROGRAMMING switch for five seconds or more to activate the MEDIUM frequency, MEDIUM output STROEL. Press the PRIMARY or tactical switch to shut EMERGENCY MODE OFF.

HOW TO CHANGE PRIMARY AND TACTICAL MODES

The PROGRAMMING switch is used to select the behavior of the PRIMARY and TACTICAL output buttons. The STLETTO PRO II must be off to change modes. The PRIMARY and TACTICAL switches are changed independently (Ex. PRIMARY switch can be on MODE 1 and TACTICAL switch can be on MODE 2.)

Changing the modes for either the PRIMARY or TACTICAL switches:

Step 1: Press and hold the PROGRAMMING switch for two to two seconds. The Fuel Gauge LED will illuminate BLUE to indicate programming more.

Step 2: While holding the PROGRAMNING switch and observing the BLUE LED Fuel Gauge, tap either the PRIMARY or TACTICAL switch cross and release the PROGRAMNING switch. Pressing the PRIMARY or TACTICAL switch more than ONCE sets the programming mode. Once the PROGRAMNING switch is released, the Fuel Gauge LED links GREEN three times for success or RED three times for error.

LOCKOUT MODE

To Enable Lockout Mode

1. Press and hold the PRIMARY and TACTICAL switch simultaneously for four seconds. The Fuel Gauge LED will be BLUE while holding the buttons.
2. Release the buttons when the Fuel Gauge LED blinks GREEN three times to confirm Lockout Mode is enabled. The FUEL Gauge will think RED three times for failure to enable Lockout mode

NOTE: The PRKARHY, TACHCAL and PROGRAMMING switches will not activate the STILETIO PRO D when Lockout Mode is enabled. The Fuel Gauge LED may think the when a button is pressed while Lockout mode is enabled.

To Disable Lockout Mode:

1. Press the PRIMARY and TACTICAL switch simultaneously, then release

NOTE: The PRIMARY, TACTICAL and PROGRAMMING switches will be industly ready for use when

POCKET CLIP RELOCATION

1. Rotate 18 Tin screws counter clockwise with supplied march to remove the

two pocket of p screws.

1. Place pocket clip on STLETTO PRO II body in desired position

2. Rotate 18 Iron screws chowse with supplied wrench. Tighten screws to 3.4 inch pounds of torque. If torque wrench is not available, tighten screws an additional .144 turn once resistant is felt. DO NOT OVERWITHEN. The STLETTO PROJ body is de cast aluminum. If the screws are overnight, the screw has become impossible, which could put the warranty.

FUEL GAUGE

The STLETTO PRO 1 is equipped with a LED that displays the battery status, both during use and while charging.

FUEL GAUGE LED INDICATOR

	CHARGING DISCHARGING
FLASHING GREEN	90%-100% Charged
SOLID GREEN	70-90% Charged 70-100% Capacity
SOLID YELLOW	10-60% Capacity. Charging 30-95% Capacity
SOLID RED	<25% Capacity. Charging	Recharge immediately
FLASHING RED	Pre-charge pressure	Battery Critically Low

CHARGING THE STILETTO PRO II

The STLETHO PIG II is powered by an integral lithium polymer (LIPo) battery (1,600 mPa).

the SILETHO MO's US\$ Capitis for charging input only (Standard 56, IA max)

How to charge the LIPo rechargeable battery:

1. Insert the USB-C cable plug into STILEITO PRO 1 charging port.

2. Insert USB cable ping into a USB port of a computer or another device that will provide

power to the STLETTO PRO

1. When the fuel gauge flashes green, the STLETTO PROC II is charged to more than 98%.

NOTE. The grid with function while charging at both the low and medium outputs. High output will not function while charging.

NOTE: Charging a fully electric battery can take up for three hours. The light may be left plugged into the charger without damaging the battery:

NOTE: When the SILLETIO PRO I will bring charged and the temperature is too cold (below 3.2°F/°C) or too hot (above 1.2°F/°C), the fuel gauge will hold yellow which indicates charging stopped. Once the temperature reaches 41°F/°C or 1.2°F/°C, it will continue charging. When the battery is dried below 3.6V, the SILLETIO PRO I was a two-average mode area connected to a charger. The Fuel Gauge will hold and rapidly cut the battery reaction 3.1V. Once the battery has a minimum of 3.1V, the Fuel Gauge continues above 0.5V/°C.

STROBE WARNING

Expense to finding lights may cause distress, disorientation and nausea. A very small percentage of people suffer from photosensitive epilepsy—approximately 90.025% of the population and may experience seizures or outbreaks triggered by finding lights. Visit www.splenipostudy.org for more information about this rare form of epilepsy. Anyone who has had symptoms linked to the condition should consult a doctor before using the product.