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NexTORCH warrants this product to be free from manufacture defects. NexTORCH will repair or replace any defective flashlight, please contact local dealer or email to info@nextorch.com.
The Consumer shall have no coverage or benefits under this warranty if the Product has been subjected to abnormal use, unauthorized modifications, unauthorized repair.
Rechargeable batteries will be warrants within one years from the date of purchase.
All of the original accessories delivered with this product（rechargeable batteries excluded）are not cover under this warranty.

Thank you for choosing NexTORCH flashlight. It produces not only brilliant, extraordinary white light, but also a lot of heat.In case of damaging your flashlight and the things around the flashlight, please pay attention to the following:
1. Don't put the flashlight straightly onto a plane, that may damage the lamp and even cause a fire as the heat can't release from the flashlight.
2. Don't shine the eyes straightly as the powerful light could cause a permanent injury.
3. Don't often disassemble the lamp, in case of damaging the reflector or the bulb.
4. Tactical flashlight is intended for short term usage and should not be used for more than 15 minutes at one time.

To keep your flashlight always in a perfect condition, follow the instructions below.
1. Clean your flashlight with a soft clean cloth (NexTORCH offers you a professional lens cleaning tool. Please check the accessories).
2. Wash the flashlight (make sure the flashlight is well screwed on and no water can sink in) by clean water after using in the seawater or causticity liquid, and dry it by hot air.
3. When the tailcap doesn't rotate smoothly, put some silicone grease on the "O" ring (you can buy the silicon grease in the outdoor shops, most of the hardware shops or our retail shops that sell the NexTORCH flashlights).
4. Please release the batteries and keep them dry and cool when you wouldn't use the flashlight for a time.


• Distance
• Method of measuring distance
• Runtime
• Maximum Effective Distance
• Direct Distance
• Illuminance
• Luminous flux
• Luminous intensity
• How bright is the flashlight beam and how far can I see with it?
• Can the bulb break easily,and can it be replaced?
• Why are there different tail-caps? Screw tail-cap and a click tail-cap?
• Why does my HID flash when opened?
• Why can't I restart my HID directly after switching it OFF?
• Why does my high bright LED sometimes flicker?

• Distance
Distance varies with the location of the observer. For reference, we have defined two distances based on the observing location: casting location and source location.
• Method of measuring distance
We use the following formula to calculate distance: E= I/d² E is illuminance in lux I is luminous intensity in cd d is distance in meters As a standard practice, the illuminance E of the light is measured at 2 meters using a light meter. By manipulating the above formula, we can determine the luminous intensity I (I=E�2²). We can also calculate the Direct Distance d where the light produces an illuminance of 0.25lux (d= (I/0.25)^1/2). Dividing the Direct Distance by 2, we get the Maximum Effective Distance.
• Runtime
Flashlight manufacturers claim their flashlights last for tens, even hundreds, of hours. While this may be technically true, it may also be true that during a majority of this time, the flashlight is producing a dim light which may not meet the high-brightness demands of the user. NexTORCH defines the Runtime as the total time that the flashlight maintains more than 50% of its highest steady luminance.
• Maximum Effective Distance
The maximum distance that the observer, standing in the dark at the source, can see an object illuminated by the source.
• Direct Distance
Distance that the observer, standing in the dark away from the source, can see the light emitted by the source.
• Illuminance
The density of luminous flux on a surface. The standard units of illuminance are the footcandle and the lux.
• Luminous flux
Energy per unit time of emitted visible wavelengths of light from the source. The standard unit of luminous flux is the lumen.
• Luminous intensity
A measure of a light source power in a particular direction. The standard unit of luminous intensity is the Candela (cd).
• How bright is the flashlight beam and how far can I see with it?
Here are realistic distances based on clear visibility in a totally dark environment. (a) Regular LED(SU5) 3-6 meters (b) High-bright LED (magic Max /Z3/P1/P3/T1/T3/Magic Max II) 30-60 meters (c) 3.6v xenon bulb (RT3/GT6A-R) 50-70 meters (d) 6v Xenon bulb (T6/T6A/GT6A-S.Z6) 60-80 meters (e) 7.2v Xenon bulb (RT7) 75-120 meters (f) 9v Xenon bulb (T9/Z9) 75-120 meters (g) 10w HID 300-500 meters
• Can the bulb break easily,and can it be replaced?
All NexTORCH flashlights use top quality bulb assemblies,which have gone through an inspection and quality process.All filament bulbs have a limited life span and need to be replaces in time.Every bulbs is factory calibrated in the reflector unit to offer the best per-set beam performance.For this reason the bulb and the reflector need to be replaced as one unit.
• Why are there different tail-caps? Screw tail-cap and a click tail-cap?
NexTORCH produces different tail-caps for different application. The screw tail-cap was developed for use police and military. The ON/OFF rate can be controlled by the users thumb,thus being very effective for temporarily blinding a person. The click tail-cap is for more common day to day applications where the convenient ON/OFF of the flashlight can be controlled by a simple click.
• Why does my HID flash when opened?
This is a discharge of ions in the bulb and is nothing to worry about.
• Why can't I restart my HID directly after switching it OFF?
A delay is needed to extend the lifetime of the bulb. Re-start after 5 seconds.
• Why does my high bright LED sometimes flicker?
This is an indication from the flashlight that the batteries need replacing.

Model	Size	Download
GT6A-L	1.90 MB
GT6A-R	2.09 MB
GT6A-RL	1.96 MB
GT6A-S	1.72 MB
K1	343 KB
Magic Max	1.47 MB
Magic Max II	1.78 MB
New Star	1.43 MB
P1	2013KB
P3	1.50 MB
P6A	2.59 MB
RT3	1.55 MB
RT7	1.42 MB
Saint Torch	2013KB
T1	2013KB
T3	1.31 MB
T6	1.48 MB
T6A	1.83 MB
T9	1.93 MB
T12D	3.92 MB
X1	2.16 MB
Z3	1.56 MB
Z6	1.57 MB
Z9	1.68 MB