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You don't need to be on duty to need a good light.

⚠Dropped keys in a dark car park. ⚠A breaker box in an unlit basement. ⚠Checking on a sound outside at 1am. These moments don't ask whether you're law enforcement, military, or just someone getting through an ordinary day — they just need light, right now, and enough of it to actually see.

A dependable light isn't tactical gear that happens to be useful. It's a tool that happens to be tactical-grade.

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✅Constant. ✅Momentary. 👉Two functions, one purpose: giving you control over exactly how much you're seen.

➡Constant activation lights the way when you need sustained visibility — clearing a room, walking to your car, checking a noise in the house.
➡Momentary activation gives you a flash of information without holding that light for a second longer than necessary.

Knowing which one to use, and when, is the difference between a light that helps you and a light that works against you.

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➡Control that works the way you do.

✅The ARC 650-LR-M features a push-button end cap with click-on/click-off constant activation and press-and-hold momentary — instant when you need it, held steady when you don't. High-pressure scenarios don't leave room to think about your light. This doesn't ask you to.

A quarter-turn of the head is all it takes to lock the light out completely, preventing accidental activation in storage or transport.

Switching: On / Off / Momentary
Lockout: Unscrew head ¼ turn

Intuitive. Instinctive. Reliable.

✅500 lumens. ✅One battery. ➖Zero subscription fees, ➖apps, or ➖ Bluetooth pairing required.
🎯Revolutionary, we know.

The WILD1 doesn't need a firmware update to find the light switch. Twist the bezel, press a paddle, done — 500 lumens and 140 metres of throw, on a single CR123A, in a light discipline built to hold up when everything else in your kit is asking for a software patch.

Some gear should just work. This is that gear.

📌 Inside the ARC: CQB, shield work and vehicle operations

The ARC 350 exists because close-quarters environments have different requirements.
➡Shorter. ➡Lighter. ➡Equally capable where it matters.

In close-quarters entries, shield operations, and vehicle transitions, the physical profile of a light matters as much as its output.
A long body catches on door frames. Weight forward of the rail shifts the balance over a long shift. A light that protrudes past a shield edge creates an exposure point.
The Inforce ARC 350 eliminates all ❎❎❎three.

✅The same Scout footprint. ✅The same LR head with 1,200 lumens and 75,000 candela. ✅The same controls and operational familiarity as the ARC 650.

The ARC 350 and ARC 650 are interchangeable at the head and tail. An agency can stock both body configurations and operate a single light system across every operational profile. Inforce ARC 350 — 1,200 lm · 75,000 cd · 529m.

📌 Inside the ARC: Rural and large-area operations‼

➡90,000 candela and ➡600 metres of throw are not headline numbers. They are operational requirements for specific environments.

Rural patrol, highway interdiction, K9 operations, and large-area searches share a common challenge🔴: the distances involved exceed what most weapon lights are designed to address.

ARC 650 was built for this environment. Its LR head produces an optimised beam pattern that delivers 90,000 candela to 600 metres — sufficient to identify a person, read reflective objects, and assess a vehicle at distances that are routine in rural operations but exceptional for a weapon-mounted light.

The LR head is designed to maintain usable flood lighting for close-quarters transitions. The same light that identifies a target at a distance remains functional when the situation closes in.
✅No tool change. ✅No configuration adjustment.

🎯ARC 650 — 1,400 lm · 90,000 cd · 600m · 172g.

📌 Inside the ARC: The dual fuel system
The ARC 650 runs on two different battery systems.

Battery dependency is a genuine operational vulnerability. A light that runs on a single proprietary cell type is a light that becomes unusable the moment that cell type is unavailable — in the field, in a remote deployment, or in a supply chain that has not kept pace with the mission.

➡The Inforce ARC 650 was designed to remove that vulnerability.
It runs on an included 18650 rechargeable battery for maximum performance — 1,400 lumens, 90,000 candela, 2 hours 45 minutes of runtime.
And it runs on two CR123a disposable batteries through the included adapter when the rechargeable is not an option.

✅Performance when conditions allow. ✅Flexibility when they do not. T
he dual fuel system is the ARC 650's most underrated specification.

Inforce ARC 650 — 1,400 lm · 90,000 cd · 600m.