Nitecore EDC29 – 6500 Lumens, Dual UHi 20 MAX LED Spotlight/Floodlight, Built-in Battery, USB-C Flat EDC Flashlight

The Nitecore EDC29 is a 6,500-lumen flat EDC flashlight built around dual NiteLab UHi 20 MAX LEDs, throwing a focused beam up to 437 yards while staying thin enough for everyday pocket carry. A dual-stage tactical button gives instant access to Floodlight or Strobe, a separate dual-stage power button controls power and brightness, and Sensor Protection automatically reduces output if the light is accidentally activated in High mode — so the Nitecore EDC29 works equally well as a tactical light and a daily carry.

Charging is handled through the built-in USB-C port — a full charge takes just over 1 hour and delivers up to 61 hours of runtime on Ultralow. Semi and Full lockout modes prevent accidental activation, and the IP54-rated, 1 m impact-resistant body measures just 5.26" long and weighs 5.64 oz.

Nitecore EDC29 Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum output of the Nitecore EDC29?

The Nitecore EDC29 delivers a maximum output of 6,500 lumens in Floodlight mode with a peak beam distance of 437 yards (35,360 cd), powered by dual NiteLab UHi 20 MAX LEDs.

What battery does the Nitecore EDC29 use, and does it come with one?

The Nitecore EDC29 uses a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, so a battery is included and there is nothing extra to buy. It recharges through the integrated USB-C port.

How long does the Nitecore EDC29 run on a charge?

On a full charge the Nitecore EDC29 runs up to 61 hours on Ultralow (15 lumens), about 13 hours on Low, and about 2 hours on High (1200 lumens). A full USB-C charge takes just over 1 hour.

Is the Nitecore EDC29 waterproof?

The Nitecore EDC29 is water-repellent with an IP54 rating and rated for 1-meter impact resistance — well suited to everyday carry and rough weather, though not for submersion.

Is the Nitecore EDC29 good for tactical use?

Yes. The Nitecore EDC29 has a dual-stage tactical button for instant Floodlight or Strobe access, a 6,500-lumen burst, and a flat profile that draws quickly from a pocket, making it a strong tactical and EDC crossover light.

How do I lock the Nitecore EDC29 to prevent accidental activation?

The Nitecore EDC29 offers two lockout modes: Semi Lockout still allows Floodlight, Spotlight, or Strobe, while Full Lockout disables all functions. Sensor Protection also automatically lowers brightness if the light is switched on accidentally in High mode.

Where can I buy the Nitecore EDC29?

You can buy the Nitecore EDC29 at Going Gear, an authorized Nitecore dealer, at goinggear.com — with genuine Nitecore products backed by the full manufacturer warranty.