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Aura AAA Battery Pocket Penlight - Pink or Black

$16.99

270 Lumens ● Ultra-Slim design ● Slide Focus

Tough aluminum body ● Self-defense strobe ● Belt clip ● 3 output modes ● water and impact resistant ● 2x AAA Batteries included
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Aura AAA Battery Pocket Penlight - Pink or Black

$16.99

Bright, pocket-sized light for detail work, inspections & personal safety

Small enough to forget, bright enough to count on

Slide it out, click it on, and get a clean look at what you're working on. The Aura Penlight is pen-sized and clip-equipped, so it rides in a shirt pocket, on a belt, or in a purse until you need it, then throws 270 lumens up to 90 meters. Adjust the beam from a wide work light to a tight spot for close inspection; the bezel lights up when focused so you can read your setting at a glance. High, Low, and Strobe modes cover everything from an engine bay to a dark walk to your car. Impact resistant to 1 meter, water resistant, and powered by 2 AAA batteries (included) so there's nothing to charge and nothing to plug in. Great for personal safety and a reliable go-to for mechanics. Available in black or pink.

Features

Simple lighting operation

270 lumen maximum output
Two output modes plus strobe - full brightness, battery conservation, or signaling
Glowing bezel light - see around you at the same time as you look ahead
Slide focus - quickly transition between tight spot and broad floodlight
4 hour maximum runtime

Durable and ready to go right out of the box

Impact and weather resistant - withstands splashing water and tough use
Pocket clip included - slim design fits easily into any pocket
2 AAA batteries included

Output modes

High:
270 Lumens
2 hour runtime
90 meter beam distance
Low:
100 Lumens
4 hour runtime
55 meter beam distance
Strobe

Specifications

Batteries Used:

2x AAA Batteries (included)

Size & Weight

Head diameter: 0.59 inches (1.5cm)
Body diameter: 0.51 inches (1.3cm)
Length: 5.35 inches (13.6cm)
Weight: 0.13 lbs (60g) including batteries

Model Number

Black: 98394
Pink: 98417

Resources

Black Aura Spec Sheet

Pink Aura Spec Sheet

Lifetime Warranty

If your light isn't working the way it should, we want to know.

Every Police Security flashlight is covered by a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty. If a defect affects how your light performs, we'll take care of the replacement. Warranty coverage doesn't extend to normal wear and tear, misuse, neglect, or battery corrosion, but if the light let you down through no fault of your own, reach out.

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FAQs

The Aura is built for people who need light in places their hands barely fit — under dashboards, behind panels, inside crawlspaces. Below are the questions we hear most about how it performs, how it's powered, and how it holds up.

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What does the light-up bezel actually do?

When you slide the head forward to focus the beam, the bezel ring illuminates. It gives you a visual confirmation that the light is in focused mode, and adds a small amount of ambient side glow which can be useful when you're working in a confined space and want to see your hands as well as your target.

How far does the Aura Penlight's beam reach?

The Aura throws 270 lumens up to 90 meters on High. The slide focus lets you pull that in to a wide, even beam for close-up detail work, then push it back out to a tight spot for distance with no mode switching required.

Can I use rechargeable batteries in the Aura Penlight?

No. The Aura is designed for 2 AAA alkaline batteries only, and a set is included in the box. Using rechargeable cells can cause short circuits or overheating. If you want a rechargeable penlight in the same form factor, look at the Aura-R and Aura-RS, both of which charge over USB.

Is the Aura flashlight tough enough for job site and automotive use?

Yes. The Aura has an aluminum body that's both impact resistant and water resistant, so it handles drops onto shop floors and work in rain or damp conditions. Like every Police Security flashlight, it's covered by a limited lifetime warranty.

What is Memory Switch and how does it work?

Memory Switch resets the light to High mode after it's been off for 15 seconds. Cycle through High, Low, and Flash while you're working and it holds your setting; set it down for more than 15 seconds and it comes back on at full brightness. You never have to click through modes to get to maximum output in a hurry.

Aura AAA Battery Pocket Penlight - Pink or Black

Small enough to forget, bright enough to count on

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