Inforce Wmlx Wht/ir Led Cnstnt Fde

The INFORCE WMLx White/IR LED Constant Fade is a dual-spectrum tactical weapon light designed for operators who require both visible-spectrum illumination and covert infrared capability in a single platform. Built on the proven Generation 2 architecture, this light delivers 700 lumens of white light for two hours of continuous runtime, paired with a secondary 400mW infrared LED producing an additional four hours of IR output—enabling target identification and engagement in low-light environments without compromising operational concealment.

The WMLx mounts directly to Picatinny rails via a solid mechanical interface, offering the compact footprint and positive lock-up required for duty weapons and entry carbines. Its control scheme supports constant-on, momentary-press, and strobe activation modes—all with selectable IR/white output routing—while the strobe-disable feature prevents accidental flash cycles during high-stress engagements. The Flat Dark Earth polymer housing resists corrosion and thermal stress better than bare aluminum, and the robust pressure switch assembly is rated for hard-use environments including extended tactical operations.

Law enforcement, military, and serious civilian operators select the WMLx when dual-spectrum capability cannot be compromised. Night vision-equipped teams leverage the 400mW IR output for target handoff and identification when NVGs are in use, while the white light mode serves standard low-light target acquisition and room clearing. The constant-fade output mode—which gradually dims rather than cutting out abruptly at end-of-life—extends runtime predictability during extended operations and reduces sudden illumination dropout that could compromise situational awareness.

The INFORCE WMLx Gen 2 White/IR represents an established choice in the mid-power tactical weapon-light segment, competing directly with alternatives that force users to choose between white light intensity and infrared spectrum coverage. This integrated design eliminates that trade-off for operators running night vision systems or requiring flexible engagement protocols across multiple threat environments.