XH30 - Flashlight SureFire - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	SureFire
Model	XH30
Product Type	WeaponLight / Flashlight
High Output	1000 lumens
Low Output	300 lumens
Runtime (High)	1.25 hours
Runtime (Low)	2.5 hours
Peak Beam Intensity	11,300 candela
Beam Distance	213 meters
Construction Material	Aluminum
Finish	Mil-Spec Hard Anodized
Weight (with batteries)	4.8 oz (136 g)
Length	3.7 in (9.4 cm)
Bezel Diameter	1.25 in (3.17 cm)
Battery Type	Two 123A lithium (included)
Switching	Ambidextrous push/toggle
Water Resistance	IPX7 (submersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes)
Strobe Mode	Yes, with dedicated switch
Output Level Selection	Slide switch for High/Low
Mounting Compatibility	Universal and Picatinny rails
Included Accessories	Two 123A batteries, Universal cross member (preinstalled), Picatinny cross member
Warranty	Lifetime No-Hassle Guarantee (defects in material/workmanship)
Maintenance	Wipe with clean, dry cloth

Frequently Asked Questions - XH30 SureFire

How do I replace the batteries in my SureFire XH30?

Depress the release latch on the battery cover to open it. Remove and properly dispose of depleted batteries. Insert two fresh 123A lithium batteries with correct orientation (terminals as shown in the manual). Close the cover until the latch clicks. Do not mix old and new batteries.

Can the XH30 be mounted on a Picatinny rail?

Yes, but you must remove the preinstalled Universal cross member (marked 'U') and install the included Picatinny cross member (marked 'P'). Loosen the rail-adjustment bolt, remove the U cross member, insert the P cross member with the 'P' facing forward, then tighten the bolt.

How do I activate strobe mode?

Slide the strobe switch to the 'on' position as indicated on the engraved switch housing (see Fig. 8 in the manual). This will enable strobe mode. To change output level, slide the switch toward the desired output (High or Low).

What is the water resistance rating of the XH30?

The XH30 has an IPX7 rating, meaning it can be submerged up to 1 meter (3.3 feet) for 30 minutes without damage. However, always ensure the battery cover is properly closed.

What is the beam distance of the SureFire XH30?

The peak beam intensity is 11,300 candela, providing a beam distance of 213 meters (approximately 699 feet) as tested to ANSI/NEMA FL1-2009 standard.

What type of batteries does the XH30 use?

It uses two 123A lithium batteries. These are included with the product. Use only high-quality batteries from reputable brands to avoid injury or damage.

How do I switch between momentary-on and constant-on?

For momentary-on, press and hold either side of the tailcap toggle switch; release to turn off. For constant-on, rotate the toggle switch up or down; rotate in the opposite direction to turn off.

What is the warranty on the SureFire XH30?

SureFire offers a Lifetime No-Hassle Guarantee: if the product is defective in material or workmanship during your lifetime, they will repair or replace it. It does not cover consumables like batteries or normal wear and tear.

How do I clean and maintain the XH30?

Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe off the body and window. For additional tips, visit www.surefire.com/faqs-maintenance. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives.

What accessories are available for the XH30?

SureFire offers a full line of accessories, including remote switches and different tailcap options. Visit www.surefire.com/partsaccessories for a complete listing.

USER MANUAL XH30 SureFire

Before replacing batteries, read the enclosed BATTERY INFORMATION/WARNING insert in your original packaging. For additional battery safety, handling, and product information, visit www.surefire.com/batteries.

MAINTENANCE

Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe off body and window. For additional tips on maintaining your SureFire illumination tool, visit www.surefire.com/faqs-maintenance.

ACCESSORIES

SureFire makes a full line of accessories for most of its illumination tools. For a complete listing, visit www.surefire.com/partsaccessories.

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DG Switches

Grip Switch Assembly for X-series WeaponLights

STROBE WARNING

Exposure to strobing lights may cause dizziness, disorientation, and nausea. A very small percentage of people suffer from photosensitive epilepsy—approximately .00025% of the population—and may experience seizures or blackouts triggered by strobing lights. Visit www.epilepsyfoundation.org for more information about this rare form of epilesesy. Anyone who has had symptoms linked to this condition should consult a doctor before using this product.

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THE SUREFIRE NO-HASSLE GUARANTEE

We'll do what it takes to keep your SureFire gear running smoothly. SureFire warrants that if you — our customer — purchase one of our products, and we determine that it is defective in material and/or workmanship during your lifetime, we will repair or replace it — no hassle!

Our warranty does not cover consumables or normal wear-and-tear — things like batteries draining, headbands and headpads wearing out, ink cartridges running out, and switches wearing out — or damage resulting from abuse, alterations, unauthorized repairs, or use contrary to SureFire's user manuals.

Should you need a replacement product, SureFire reserves the right to replace an obsolete product with a current production, like model. In the event that any issue with a SureFire 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 fitness 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 howsoever arising and regardless of the theory of liability, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. Products, prices, 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 CODs):

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.

REVISION D 03-2019

71-01-1037

XH30, XH35

SUREFIRE

XH30 / XH35

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SPECIFICATIONS

	XH30XH35
OUTPUT	High: 1,000 Low: 300 lumens High: 1,000 Low: 300 lumens
RUNTIME	High: 1.25 Low: 2.5 hours High: 1.25 Low: 2.5 hours
PEAK BEAM INTENSITY	11,300 candela 3,000 candela
DISTANCE	213 meters 110 meters
CONSTRUCTION	Aluminum Aluminum
FINISH	Mil-Spec Hard Anodized Mil-Spec Hard Anodized
WEIGHT [w/batteries]	4.8 oz (136 g) 4.8 oz (136 g)
LENGTH	3.7 in (9.4 cm) 3.7 in (9.4 cm)
BEZEL DIAMETER	1.25 in (3.17 cm) 1.25 in (3.17 cm)
BATTERIES	Two 123A lithium (incl.) Two 123A lithium (incl.)
SWITCHING	Ambidextrous push/toggle Ambidextrous push/toggle
LIQUID INGRESS PROTECTION	IPX7, Submersion up to one meter for 30 minutes

All performance claims tested to ANSI/NEMA FL1-2009 Standard.

USER MANUAL

BEFORE INITIAL USE, REMOVE BATTERY INSULATOR

KIT CONTENTS:

• Universal Cross-member (marked "U," installed)
• Picatinny Cross-member (marked "P")
- Two 123A Batteries

BATTERY INSTALLATION / REPLACEMENT

WARNING

Use of substandard batteries can cause injury or property damage. Visit www.surefire.com/batterysafety.

1. Attach Battery Cover by aligning cover hinges with weaponlight Hinge Pin (Fig. 1) and carefully snap hinges onto pin.
2. Insert SF Batteries with terminals oriented as shown
3. Close Battery Cover until compartment latch clicks and locks cover in place.
4. To replace batteries, depress latch (Fig. 2) to open Battery Cover, and remove and properly dispose of depleted batteries.
5. Install fresh batteries and re-secure Battery Compartment per Installation directions above.

Note: Replace all batteries; never mix old and new batteries.

MOUNTING WEAPONLIGHT TO WEAPON

WARNING

ALWAYS confirm weapon is unloaded and on SAFE before attempting installation.

Weaponlight attaches to both Universal and Picatinny rails but ships with its Universal (marked "U") Cross Member preinstalled. To attach to a Universal accessory rail, skip ahead to Attaching to Host Weapon Rail instructions. To attach weaponlight to a Picatinny rail, the Universal Cross Member must first be removed and the included Picatinny Cross Member (marked "P") must be correctly installed as follows.

INSTALLING PICATINNY CROSS MEMBER

1. Loosen Rail-Adjustment Bolt by turning counterclockwise until Universal Cross Member's "wedge" is fully exposed (Fig. 3).
2. Remove Universal Cross Member by lifting it out; store in a safe place for future use.
3. Place Picatinny Cross Member into slot vacated by the Universal Cross Member, ensuring that the top of "P" on Cross Member's front edge is facing forward (toward bezel) and "wedge" is facing rearward.
4. Push Picatinny Cross Member all the way forward and, while holding Cross Member in place, tighten Rail-Adjustment Bolt (Fig. 4) by turning clockwise until movable Rail Guide overlaps Cross Member "wedge," locking it securely in place.
   Proceed to Attaching weaponlight to Accessory Rail instructions.

ATTACHING TO HOST WEAPON RAIL

Note: The appropriate Cross Member MUST be installed ("U" for Universal rails; "P" for Picatinny rails) to attach to a weapon's accessory rail. Some pistols with a MIL-STD-1913 rail may require the Universal cross member to properly interface with the location of the front trigger guard surface.

1. Adjust gap between stationary and movable Rail Guides by turning Rail-Adjustment Bolt clockwise or counterclockwise until gap is sufficiently wide to fit over weapon accessory rail (Fig. 5).
2. Align Fixed Rail with weapon's accessory rail and hinge over the cross slot of host weapon
3. Mate Cross Member with corresponding slot in weapon's accessory rail.
4. Secure by turning Rail-Adjustment Bolt clockwise. Turn bolt until the weaponlight fits snugly onto host weapon rail. Use a coin or flat head screw driver to further tighten bolt no more than a 1/4 turn or until the bolt stops moving. Do NOT overtighten! The bolt will break if excessive force is applied with a tool.

LIGHT OPERATION

For momentary-on light operation, press and hold either the right or left side of tailcap toggle switch; release to turn light off. (Fig. 6)

For constant-on operation, rotate tailcap toggle switch up or down; rotate in the opposite direction to turn light off. (Fig. 6)

MODE SELECTION

Strobe Mode: To activate the strobe mode slide the strobe switch to the on position as indicated on the engraved switch housing in Fig. 8.

Output Level: To change the output level slide the switch toward either desired output as shown in Fig. 8.

Note: An assortment of remote switches are available for SureFire X-Series WeaponLights.

Visit www.surefire.com/tailcapswitches

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