Streamlight Strion DS HL - IEC Type A (120V/100V) AC/12V DC 1 holder Black

The Streamlight Strion DS HL is a dual-switch rechargeable flashlight engineered for law enforcement, military, and tactical professionals requiring maximum illumination with operational flexibility. This compact tactical light combines two independent switching mechanisms—a push-button tail switch and head-mounted switch—to provide instant access to multiple lighting modes without compromising weapon readiness or tactical positioning.

The DS HL features Streamlight's TEN-TAP programmable technology, allowing users to select from three configurable programs: high/medium/low with strobe (factory default), high-only mode without strobe, or high/medium/low without strobe. This programmability addresses real-world tactical scenarios—strobe functionality for disorientation and control, while high-only mode provides focused illumination for precise target identification. The included AC/12V DC charging holster (IEC Type A, 120V/100V) accommodates both stationary desk charging and vehicle-mounted operations. At 1.37 lbs with compact dimensions (5.35 x 3.8 x 8.75 inches), the Strion DS HL integrates into duty belts, plate carriers, and gear setups without bulk or weight penalty typical of high-output tactical lights.

This light serves patrol officers, SWAT operators, security personnel, and armed professionals who demand redundant switching for dynamic environments. The dual-switch architecture ensures functionality if one activation method becomes compromised—critical during close-quarters or tactical entries where hand position and dexterity are unpredictable. Rechargeable operation reduces consumable costs over extended duty cycles and eliminates the need to stage disposable batteries in field kit.

Streamlight's Strion line is recognized across federal, state, and municipal law enforcement for reliability in high-stress environments. The DS HL specifically addresses user feedback requesting wider beam characteristics alongside the control options of programmable switching—balancing search-and-illuminate capability with tactical adaptability.