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Brand: Streamlight
Streamlight Syclone Rechargeable Magnetic LED Work Light
Description
A pocketable magnetic work light with spot and colour-true flood
The Streamlight Syclone is a 150 g rechargeable work light with two light sources: a cool-white spot LED for reach and a 90 CRI flood LED for colour recognition. Each has three levels, giving six modes. The spot gives up to 400 lumens and 141 m, the flood up to 300 lumens and 48 m.
The body rotates 360 degrees in its U-frame and is held by detents, so it can be positioned with one hand. Magnets in the base hold it to ferrous metal in any orientation, it will stand on its base, and a folding hook allows hanging from a pipe or a hatch. Charging is by micro-USB behind a rubber cover.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Item number | 61510 Syclone, red, includes micro-USB cord |
| Spot (cool white), high / medium / low | 400 / 200 / 100 lumens; 141 / 95 / 72 m |
| Flood (90 CRI), high / medium / low | 300 / 150 / 75 lumens; 48 / 35 / 24 m |
| Run time, spot | 2 / 4.5 / 9.5 hours |
| Run time, flood | 2 / 4 / 8 hours |
| Battery | Li polymer 2,000 mAh; about 4.5 hours with a 5 V / 1 A wall charger |
| Charging | Micro-USB behind rubber cover; red in button while charging, green when charged |
| Dimensions | Length 7.54 cm; width 7.08 cm; thickness 3.60 cm |
| Weight | 150 g (5.3 oz) |
| Mounting | Magnetic base; stowable hang hook; 360 degree body rotation |
| Ingress and impact | IPX4; 2 m impact tested |
| Lens | Resistant to common automotive chemicals; gasket sealed |
| Compliance | Meets applicable European Community directives; CEC compliant |
Operating logic and battery indication
A short press turns the light on in cool-white spot high, a second press moves to medium, a third to low and a fourth to off. To switch to the 90 CRI flood, hold the button for two seconds with the light on; the same four-step sequence applies. If more than two seconds pass since the last press, the next press turns the light off.
In use the button LED shows remaining battery as green, yellow, red and blinking red when charging is needed. The fact sheet lists no hazardous-area approval, so the Syclone belongs in general workshops, garages, vehicle bays, switchrooms and unclassified plant areas.
Using the colour-rendering flood
The 90 CRI flood helps with colour-coded cabling, paint and fluid checks, engine-bay inspection and matching parts. The spot is for illuminating a distant panel or a pipe rack, and both can be switched without opening a menu.
Streamlight lists 22 in (item 22081) and 40 in (item 22070) micro-USB cords as accessories. Optimised electronics regulate the intensity, and the lens resists common automotive chemicals, which suits garages and vehicle bays. With IPX4 protection and 2 m impact testing, it is a small tool that tolerates splashes and drops.
Because the base magnets hold the body to any convenient ferrous surface in any orientation, it can be fixed to a vehicle panel, a steel beam or a switchboard door; the folding hook hangs it from a hatch or pipe, and it also stands on its base for bench work. The spot beam is the one to use for reaching a distant panel, while the flood is the better choice up close.
Documents and quotation
Attached are Streamlight’s own fact sheet and item-number sheet, and the operating instructions. Confirm that a general-purpose light is suitable for the area, and the charging method, before ordering. A quantity and the charging method are all that is needed to price this light. Browse more Electrical & Power products on this site.
Datasheets & Documents
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About brand
Streamlight is an American manufacturer of professional flashlights, headlamps, lanterns and scene lights. The business was set up in 1973 near Philadelphia by investor Harry French around a high-intensity light that grew out of a solar simulator built for NASA. Streamlight moved to its present 240,000 square foot headquarters and plant in Eagleville, Pennsylvania, in 2001.
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Streamlight company profile
| Founded | 1973, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, USA |
|---|---|
| Origin | A halogen light developed from a NASA solar simulator, turned into a handheld light for police and military users |
| Headquarters | Eagleville, Pennsylvania, since 2001 |
| Leadership | Raymond L. Sharrah, CEO; Michael F. Dineen, President since February 2025 |
| Product families | Stinger rechargeable lights, ProTac and Survivor flashlights, intrinsically safe lights and headlamps for hazardous locations, Vantage and Enduro helmet lights, Waypoint and E-Spot lanterns, portable scene lights |
Milestones
- 1973: Streamlight is set up in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
- 1977: The company is based in Norristown, Pennsylvania.
- 2001: Streamlight moves to its Eagleville headquarters.
- 2023: Streamlight marks 50 years in business.
Streamlight product series
ATEX and IECEx rated flashlights include the 2AA and 2AAA ProPolymer HAZ-LO for zone 0, the Dualie 3AA family with dual beam, laser and Color-Rite versions and the rechargeable Dualie, the Survivor, Survivor X and Survivor Pivot right-angle lights, and the Stylus and Stylus Reach penlights for zone 1. Headlamps include the 3AA HAZ-LO and Enduro Pro HAZ-LO.
Lanterns and area lights include the Vulcan 180 HAZ-LO rechargeable lantern for zone 0, the Vulcan LED for zone 2, the E-Flood LiteBox, the Super Siege lantern and the Syclone magnetic work light for unclassified areas.
Where Streamlight lights are used
Inspection and maintenance in refineries, gas plants, tank farms and offshore facilities, confined space entry, emergency response and general plant work. Marking, zone, gas group and temperature class differ by model and by the battery fitted, so the certificate and product label must match the area classification.
Streamlight products we list
Ordering Streamlight lights: what we need
Send the five-digit item number with the charger voltage or plug type, colour and quantity. For hazardous-area lights state the zone, gas group and temperature class required, because item numbers vary by certification, voltage and package.
Facts checked against Streamlight press releases and trade press histories, October 2026.
Browse Streamlight products by category: Industrial & Hazardous Area Lighting.
FAQ
Questions about the Streamlight Syclone Rechargeable Magnetic LED Work
Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.
01What light sources does the Syclone have?
A cool-white spot LED up to 400 lumens and a 90 CRI flood LED up to 300 lumens.
02How is it charged?
By micro-USB cord behind a rubber cover; about 4.5 hours with a 5 V / 1 A wall charger.
03How does it mount?
Magnets in the base, a stowable hang hook, or standing on its base; the body rotates 360 degrees.
04How heavy is it?
150 g (5.3 oz).
05Is it ATEX rated?
The fact sheet lists no hazardous-area approval, so it is for unclassified areas.
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