NovaBeam Pro | High-Lumen LED Flashlight
NovaBeam Pro | High-Lumen LED Flashlight
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NovaBeam Pro | High-Lumen LED Flashlight
From One Fixed Beam to Light That Adapts
Most camping lights give you a single fixed spread — either wide and short, or narrow and far, never both. NovaBeam Pro's zoomable head twists from a broad flood that fills a whole clearing to a tight column that reaches 460 metres. Light the campsite while you cook, then narrow the beam to check the treeline or find the path back — without carrying two lights.
From Dead Batteries to All-Night Confidence
Running out of light halfway through the night is the thing that ruins a trip. NovaBeam Pro runs on a 5,000mAh rechargeable lithium-ion cell with USB-C fast charging and a digital display that shows exact remaining charge as a percentage — so you know before you leave, not after it dies. The built-in USB power bank function can top up a phone from the flashlight's battery when there's no other source.
From Guessing to Knowing Exactly What You've Got
One brightness setting doesn't fit a whole trip. NovaBeam Pro gives you five modes — High, Medium, Low, Strobe and SOS — plus an IPX5 water-resistant anodised aluminium body that handles rain, spray and being dropped in the dirt. Run it low to stretch 18 hours across a long weekend, high when you need full reach, or SOS if something goes wrong. The flat tail cap stands it upright as an area light so you can work with both hands free.
What Our Customers Say
Excellent 4.8 / 5
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Surprisingly useful zoom feature
I use this around the house and outside in the evenings. Being able to switch from a wide beam to a focused one is genuinely useful. I can light up the garden or look further down the driveway without carrying two different flashlights.
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Battery percentage is a great idea
My old flashlight always seemed to run out when I needed it most. I really like having the battery percentage displayed on the body. It makes it easier to know when to charge it before heading out, rather than discovering it's almost empty.
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Handy for camping trips
Took this along on a weekend camping trip, and the adjustable beam came in useful around the campsite and on darker paths. USB-C charging is convenient because I already carry the same cable for other devices. The aluminium body also feels sturdy.
Why Settle for Less
A closer look at what sets NovaBeam Pro apart from typical flashlights.
| NovaBeam Pro | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Zoomable Spot-to-Flood Beam | ||
| Battery Percentage Display | ||
| 5 Modes Including SOS | ||
| USB-C Rechargeable | ||
| Anodised Aluminium Body | ||
| IPX5 Water Resistance | ||
| Stands Upright as a Work Lamp |
Why Choose the NovaBeam Pro?
One flashlight for the trail, the garage and the glovebox.
Frequently Asked Questions
How bright is NovaBeam Pro — can it really reach 460 metres?
How bright is NovaBeam Pro — can it really reach 460 metres?
Yes. On High with the head zoomed to its narrow setting, the beam reaches roughly 460 metres. That's the focused spot beam — on the wide flood setting the light spreads out to fill a nearby area instead, which is what you'll use most of the time around a campsite.
How long does the battery last?
How long does the battery last?
Around 18 hours on Low, 6 hours on Medium and 3 hours on High. Most people run Low or Medium for general camp use, so a single charge comfortably covers a weekend.
How do I change the beam from wide to narrow?
How do I change the beam from wide to narrow?
Twist the head. Pull it out for a tight long-throw beam, push it back for a wide flood. It's a physical adjustment, so you can change it one-handed while you're using it.
Can I use it in the rain?
Can I use it in the rain?
Yes. NovaBeam Pro has an IPX5 water-resistance rating, so rain, spray and splashes are fine. It isn't designed to be submerged.
Can it charge my phone?
Can it charge my phone?
Yes. There's a USB output alongside the USB-C input. Plug your own cable in and it'll top up a phone or any other USB device from the flashlight's own battery — useful as an emergency backup when you're away from power.
What lighting modes does it have?
What lighting modes does it have?
Five: High, Medium, Low, Strobe and SOS. Tap the side button to cycle through them.
Is it safe to shine at people?
Is it safe to shine at people?
At 2,000 lumens it's bright enough to dazzle at close range, so avoid pointing it directly at anyone's eyes — same as you would with any high-output light or a car headlight.