AURA-RS Rechargeable Hands-Free Penlight

Multiple outputs and features for a variety of use cases

• 260 lumen maximum output
• Slide focus - useful up close or far away
• High / Low / Strobe modes - go full brightness or conserve battery when you can. Strobe for signaling
• Rubberized tail cap for bite-hold
• Pocket clip included - secure carry in your pocket or on your belt
• Slim and tough aluminum body - forget about it until you need it

Convenient on-board charging

• Rechargeable li-ion battery - charges in 1.5 hours
• USB charging cable included

Tough construction with feature-first design

• Water resistant - built for all weather conditions
• Impact resistant - for real-world use

• High:
  260 Lumens
  1 hour
  80 meters
• Low:
  60 Lumens
  2.5 hours
  45 meters
• Strobe

• 10460 Rechargeable Battery (included)
• USB-C Cable included

• Length: 4.13 inches
• Head and Tail diameter: 0.67 inches (1.7cm)
• Body diameter: 0.55 inches (1.4cm)
• Weight: 0.09 lbs (40g) including battery

• 98656

Aura-RS User Manual

Aura-RS Spec Sheet

About one hour on High (260 lumens) and up to 2.5 hours on Low (60 lumens). A full recharge takes roughly 1.5 hours using the included USB cable, so it's easy to top off between shifts.

A 10460 rechargeable lithium-ion battery ships in the box. It's a standard cell size, so it can be replaced down the road if it ever stops holding a charge.

Yes. The rubberized bite zone is designed for exactly that, giving you a secure, comfortable hold when you need both hands free for wiring, plumbing, or engine work. It's one of the reasons technicians reach for a penlight over a full-size flashlight.

Sliding the head adjusts the beam from a wide flood, good for lighting up a whole engine bay or crawlspace, to a tight spot that reaches up to 80 meters on High. You get both a work light and a throw light in one tool.

The Aura-RS is water resistant, so rain, splashes, and damp job-site conditions won't hurt it. It isn't designed for submersion, so don't drop it in a bucket or leave it underwater.

For close-range work, yes, and that's what a penlight is for. 260 lumens is more than enough to light a fuse box, an engine bay, or the space behind a dryer, and at arm's length a brighter light can actually work against you, washing out detail and glaring off metal and glass. What matters more at that distance is beam quality and control, which is why the Aura-RS focuses down to an 80-meter spot when you need to reach across a bay or check something at the far end of a crawlspace. If you're lighting a whole work area or looking for something in a field, step up to a full-size light. But for inspection work in tight spaces, the Aura-RS is sized right.