Coast PX20 Red & White LED Flashlight

Coast PX20 Red & White LED Flashlight is the ideal flashlight for aviation applications. Compact, red and white lights with separate switches.

Combine one super bright White LED and 1 Red LED and you get our PX20 Flashlight which is a great everyday light that keeps you prepared for either the need for bright illumination or reducing night blindness while reading maps in low light situations.

In the White mode, the light utilizes the Coast’s signature BullsEye Spot Beam that offers bright, long distance illumination.

With Coast’s commitment to quality, the PX20 Flashlight is impact resistant, weather resistant and its LEDs are virtually unbreakable. The PX20 Flashlight is backed by Coast’s lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Tested and rated to ANSI FL1 standards.

Coast PX20 Red & White LED Flashlight Specification

• 315 lumen light output; white LED
• 25 hour runtime
• 142 meter beam distance
• 3 X AAA batteries (included)
• BullsEye Spot Beam Max Beam Optic System
• Lightweight tactical aluminum casing
• Heavy duty front dual switch; each LED controlled by its own switch
• Impact and water resistant
• 5 ounces (including batteries); 4.625 inch length

Why Every Pilot Should Carry a Flashlight

A dependable flashlight is an important addition to any pilot's flight bag, particularly for night flying. Whether you're performing a preflight inspection after sunset, reviewing charts, or dealing with an unexpected electrical failure, having an independent light source can make a significant difference.

The Coast PX20 features separate red and white LEDs for different cockpit tasks. Use the bright white beam for exterior aircraft inspections and situations requiring maximum illumination. The red LED is better suited for reading cockpit materials while helping preserve your night vision.

Although a handheld flashlight isn't specifically required for typical Part 91 night VFR operations, it's strongly recommended for night training, cross-country flights, and everyday cockpit preparedness.