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A slim, dual-LED EDC light with an OLED runtime display and USB-C charging, ready to draw in seconds.
๐ Winner of the Red Dot Design Award 2025

The two NiteLab UHi 20 MAX LEDs drive a 6,500-lumen Lumin Shield flood that fills a room, a yard or a car park in one press. Switch to Search and the beam concentrates into a 400-metre throw at 40,230 candela to pick out a figure or a sign across a field.
Step down to a 1,200-lumen High for everyday tasks, or a 100-lumen Low that reads a map and still runs for 13 hours, so one slim light covers the close work and the far look.

Lumin Shield throws a wide, even wall of light rather than a narrow hotspot, so a stairwell, a back garden or a roadside fills with light the moment you switch on. The spread covers your full field of view, which is exactly what you want when you need to read a situation fast.
It is a broad working beam for close and mid-range tasks, ready on a single press for everyday checks or an unexpected emergency.

Activate the two primary cores on their own and the EDC29 punches out a 3,000-lumen beam at 40,230 candela, throwing usable light to 400 metres. That is enough reach to scan a perimeter, check the far end of a property, or spot a trail marker well before you get to it.
It is the kind of throw normally reserved for larger tactical lights, here in something that still rides flat in a pocket.

The multifunctional OLED screen reads out the current brightness level and battery voltage, the runtime remaining at that level, the power left, and the lockout status. A glance tells you whether you have ten minutes or ten hours before you head out.
It turns the EDC29 from a light you hope will last into one you know will, which is what a carry or response light should do.

Two dual-stage tactical buttons sit at the tail for one-handed control. A half-press steps through brightness levels and a full-press switches the light on or off, so you set the output you want and fire it by feel.
The second button is customisable for direct access to Lumin Shield, Strobe or Search, putting your most-used mode one press away when a moment matters.

Semi Lockout disables the power button while keeping the customisable button live for direct Lumin Shield, Strobe or Search, so the light stays ready but never switches on by itself in a pocket or bag.
Full Lockout disables both buttons for long-term storage or transport, so 6,500 lumens never wakes up against your leg and drains the battery before you need it.

Half-press the power button to set the brightness level before the light is even on, so it comes up at exactly the output the moment calls for. A soft glow to check a map in comfort, or full power the instant a search starts, with no scrolling through modes to get there.

The built-in 2,500mAh cell feeds both LEDs and still leaves 61 hours on Ultralow or 13 hours on Low between charges. Everything is sealed in the body, so there are no spare cells to source and nothing to swap in the field.
When it does run down, the USB-C port refills it from flat to full in about 1 hour 15 minutes on a 5V/2A adapter, from the same charger your phone uses.

When the light is off and the head ends up against fabric or a pocket lining, the sensor steps the output down if it switches to High by accident, so the bezel stays cool and the battery stays charged.
Advanced Temperature Regulation works the same way during use, easing output back as the head warms so the light stays comfortable to hold through a long task.

Stainless-steel shells front and rear lock onto a carbon-fibre composite frame, finished in PVD titanium coating for a body that takes knocks and stays looking the part.
The armor-style anti-slip texture wraps the sides for a secure hold barehanded or in gloves, in the rain or with cold hands, so the light stays put when you draw it in a hurry.

At 133.5mm long and 160g, the flat profile and deep-carry pocket clip sit flush in a pocket, a vest or on MOLLE webbing, rather than rolling around like a round-bodied torch. It draws clean and fast when you reach for it.
A large lanyard hole takes 4mm 550 paracord, so you can run it on a wrist loop or clip it to a kit bead for a carry that suits the way you work.

The EDC29 is rated IP54 against dust and splashing water and survives a 1-metre drop onto a hard floor, so a sudden shower or a knock off a bench is a non-event.
It is sealed for everyday weather rather than submersion, which is exactly the protection an EDC light needs day to day.
A 6,500-lumen wide flood and a 400m Search beam from twin LEDs, where most pocket lights give you one or the other.
The OLED display shows output, battery and remaining time, so you are not caught short mid-task. Most lights leave you guessing.
A slim 133.5mm body and deep-carry clip sit flush in a pocket, instead of the round barrel that rolls off a table.
USB-C charging, two lockout modes and a 61-hour Ultralow mean it is charged, safe in a pocket and good for a long night.
A flat body and clip that ride in a pocket all day, a 15-lumen Ultralow for close work and 6,500 lumens when you need it.
Quick draw, a 400m Search beam for perimeter scans and a wide flood for stairwells, doorways and car parks.
Instant high output, a runtime display you can trust on shift and a slim body that slides into a kit pocket.
A 400m throw across a trail or campsite, 13 hours on Low for a long night and IP54 sealing for the weather.
| MODE | LUMENS | RUNTIME | DISTANCE | INTENSITY |
| Lumin Shield Flood | 6,500 | โ | 370 m | 35,360 cd |
| Search Spotlight | 3,000 | โ | 400 m | 40,230 cd |
| High | 1,200 | 2h | 190 m | 8,952 cd |
| Mid | 400 | 3h | 100 m | 2,496 cd |
| Low | 100 | 13h | 68 m | 1,158 cd |
| Ultralow | 15 | 61h | 30 m | 230 cd |
| Strobe | 6,500 | โ | โ | โ |
| LED | 2 ร NiteLab UHi 20 MAX |
| Max Output | 6,500 lumens |
| Max Throw | 400 m (Search) |
| Peak Intensity | 40,230 cd |
| Reflector | OP (orange peel) |
| Battery | Built-in 2,500mAh Li-ion |
| Charging | USB-C, full in ~1h 15min (5V/2A) |
| Display | Multifunctional OLED |
| Body | Stainless steel & carbon fibre, PVD titanium coating |
| Water Resistance | IP54 (splash & dust resistant) |
| Impact Resistance | 1 m |
| Dimensions | 133.5 mm length ร 34.6 mm head |
| Weight | 160 g (5.64 oz) |
| Manual | Download PDF |
It is built for charge-then-carry rather than running on the cable. Plug it into the USB-C port to refill the built-in 2,500mAh battery, then unplug and head out. A full charge takes about 1 hour 15 minutes on a 5V/2A adapter.
The OLED screen shows the runtime remaining at your current brightness alongside the power left in the battery, so you can read at a glance whether you have minutes or hours before a top-up. Plan a shift around that countdown and you carry without guessing how much light is in reserve.
Advanced Power Cut-Off technology drops standby current to about 1 microamp, so the EDC29 stays ready for roughly a year between charges when it is sitting unused. Top it up before a trip and it is good to go.

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