Modlite PDW350 Light Package

PDW350

The PDW350 is a purpose-built light designed to simplify and streamline your rifle setup with a cost-effective integrated mount. Compatible with Picatinny rail segments, this package is perfect for 12 o'clock mounting or use with quad rails (i.e. RIS II, RAS, or others). Rugged and low-profile, the PDW350 is ready out of the box.

Features & Specifications:

• Integrated Picatinny Mount: No extra parts required for mounting.
• Streamlined profile: Streamlined with your handguard at 12 o'clock, reducing snags. 
• Modular Design: Compatible with a variety of heads and tail cap options. 
• Front-loading Battery: Allows for quick, tool-less battery swaps. Simply unscrew the light head. 
• Tail cap with constant click and momentary half-press operation.

Your choice of light head:

• OKW V2 Light Head: 1300 Lumens, 95,000 Candela. Our choice for magnified optics or for throw-oriented performance with usable spill.
• PLH™v3 Light Head: 1500 Lumens, 60,000 Candela. Our choice for the best-balanced head, combining usable spill and throw.
• ~35-40 minute runtime (either head)
• Fully potted drivers tested to withstand select fire SCAR 17 recoil.
• 6061 Series Aluminum Bezel with Mil-Spec Hard Anodizing.
• Ultra-clear BOROFLOAT® lens with 98-99% light transmittance.
• Made in the USA with a lifetime guarantee.
• Weight: 5.1oz (with battery), 4.2oz (without battery).
• Width/Diameter: Body 1.02", Head 1.18".
• Length: 4" with included tail cap.

Included in the Package:

• PDW350 light body
• Tail cap
• One rechargeable 18350 battery.
• Choice of emitter for tailored performance. (package dependent).
  
• Optional 2-cell XTAR charger (package-dependent).

Lithium CR123 batteries are not supported in this light. If used, they can cause excessive heat generation or potential fire/explosion. We recommend our Modlite Protected Cells.

Due to the chemical process that takes place during Type 3 Hardcoat, the finish on the product can vary from one to the next, even if it is the same batch. We strive to create as tight of a range as possible, and match parts to the best of our ability, but be aware that there may be slight variation between sections of the light.