WF075 Weefine Solar Flare 25000

WF075 Weefine Solar Flare 25000

The Weefine Solar Flare 25000 incorporates a strobe mode - patented design by Weefine. In this mode, the diving torch switches to a standby state with low brightness, regardless of whether you're capturing photos. This prolongs the diving flashlight's battery life.

The device features a custom strobe port for optical cable connection between the underwater flashlight and camera, allowing for optimal lighting synchronization.

The strobe intensity exceeds 25,000 Lumens. The device boasts a hemispherical transparent glass dome and a side multi-COB light source, enabling a broader beam angle of up to 160° underwater. Designed for professional photographers, the Weefine Solar Flare 25000 is also remotely operable under water.

For safety reasons the WF075 incorporates an underwater one-way dual-control safety exhaust valve, another patent by Weefine. In challenging conditions, if the internal air pressure within the dive light reaches the set threshold, the underwater one-way dual-control safety exhaust valve automatically opens. This action releases high-pressure gas while preventing seawater from entering the internal components of the diving light. Consequently, the safety quotient of the diving flashlight is significantly enhanced.

WF075 Specs:

• LED: COB LED (5 panels)
• Brightness: 25000 Lumens/5700K/CRI:Ra98
• Beam Angle: 160 °
• Battery: 2 x (6*21700) Lithium-ion batteries (4500 mAh, 21.6V 97.2WH): this light only works with two batteries installed !
• Burn Time: Approx. 50 min (100% flood)
• Depth Rated: 100m / 330ft
• LED Life: Over 50,000 hours
• Material: Aviation aluminum
• Oxidation: Hard anodic oxidation
• Dimensions: Ø110 x 286 mm
• Weight: 2.5kg on land (Including the battery) 1.25kg in water (Including the battery)

Whats in the box?

• WF075 Solar Flare 25000 Light
• Lithium batterypack (x2); this light only works with two batteries installed ! 
• Charger
• YS and a ball mount adapter
• Two spare o-rings
• Anti-collision o-rings (x3)

Review of the Weefine Solar Flare 25000