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ORCATORCH Latest Version D530 offers impressive brightness with a focused narrow beam, which is a must-have primary dive light for any divers. It provides 1300 lumens maximum output across a concentrated 8-degree beam that is ideal for pointing out sea creatures under rocks, reef or in the shadows and covering long distances to illuminate your dive. The light uses a titanium alloy side switch that offers 2 lighting modes, the high mode 1300 lumen and the low mode 380 lumen, which allows for easy operation underwater and save power of the light. The LED indicator light located on the switch button is a novel design, which lets you know the battery's remaining charge.
Product Features:
- Uses Imported LED, max 1300 lumens
- Uses 1 x battery
- 8° super focus beam angle
- Easy operation with side titanium alloy button switch
- Battery indicator
- Safety lock function
- Depth rated to 150 meters
- Aircraft-grade high strength aluminum material
- Alloy aluminum reflector with professional optical analysis, etc.
Battery indicator: When the light is turned on, the battery indicator will be on to show the battery level.
- Green: over 70%
- Orange: 30% - 70%
- Red: 10% - 30%
- Flashing red: less than 10%
Safety lock function: Hold on the side switch for 5 seconds, the light will turn off and turn into a state of safety lock function. Then you could double-click the button to unlock the light. (The light will flicker twice when you lock or unlock the switch, the battery indicator will be green when pressing the side button in lock mode.)
Specification:
Output: high - 1300 lumens, low - 380 lumens
Runtime: high - 1h25min, low - 4h30
Beam distance: 291m/954ft (on land)
Waterproof: underwater 150m
Working voltage: 3-8.4V
Dimension: 142mm (Length) x 25.5mm (Diameter) x 35.5mm (Head)
Net weight: 136g (excluding battery)
IP68 Waterproof
Battery:
Included a new style battery with built in it, you can simply plug in any microcable directly into the battery to get it charged. The regular style cable let you can charge any way.
Modes selection:
Press side button to change among high, low, off.
Packing list:
1 × D530 dive light
1 × battery
1 × Type-C Charging cable
1 × Lanyard
3 × Waterproof O-rings
1 × Portable Zipper Bag
Fern Millikin
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 16, 2025
Great light, good value
Manuel fernando Tolosa caceres
Reviewed in Spain on January 5, 2025
no es mi primer linterna de buceo orcatorch asi que conozco su gran trabajo para feneficiarnos a los buceadores, es de gran calidad y prestaciones la uso como linterna de reserva ya que mi primaria es otra referencia tambien de la marca. 10/10
Chance
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024
This light is well designed and robust. It is the perfect size for a primary light in a recreational use and a backup in a technical use.The 1300 lumen high output produces a good spot, but does flood enough to get a good visual of whatever the user may be looking at. The low output still puts out plenty of light while maintaining a longer battery life. The throw from this light covers plenty of distance.As many know, switches can be a problem with unintentional activation during transport. This light has a handy lock out setting which preserves battery life and prevents the light from activating until the user wants to use it.The batteries utilized are 18650 which provide ample battery life for most applications. With multiple batteries (sold separately) and a simple charging setup, this light is easily kept working in the field. Plus they are 18650 and can be used in multiple applications.I will definitely be purchasing an additional D530 for redundant light uses.
julian
Reviewed in France on December 30, 2024
Lampe qui ne fonctionne pas, remboursé. Le prix augmente ensuite de 20€ pour la commander à nouveau... Arnaque
Kosmo Cramer
Reviewed in Germany on October 26, 2024
Die Lampe haben wir nun seit geraumer Zeit im Einsatz. Sie war nicht nur bei Tauchgängen, sondern auch beim Schnorcheln mit dabei. Die Leuchtkraft ist für das kleine Gerät beeindruckend. Auch der Akku hält sehr lange. Wir können die Lampe eindeutig empfehlen!
MARIA G.
Reviewed in Mexico on October 23, 2024
Lo utilizamos en profundidad de más de 30mts y funciono perfecto. Que no se tenga que girar para prender o apagar es otro punto a su favor
Marc Faubert
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023
I recently had the opportunity to use the Orcatorch D530 dive light. This is great little light that functions as a backup for night/cenote diving, or as a take along during day dives to look into holes in the reef. It’s small and compact, and at 5 3/4” long fits easily into your BC pocket.Despite its small size it is solidly made from aluminum, and construction is sturdy. I like the three O-rings on the threaded shaft that ensures no water gets into the light and battery. Power is provided by the included 18650 battery – which was a little different from other 18650 batteries I have. This battery has a micro USB port in it that you plug directly into a wall charger – no separate 18650 sized charger is needed.With a 1300 lumen LED it’s very bright – almost too bright when you look at your computer or gauges with it. But it does allow you to switch back to a more sedate 380 lumen mode. Battery life was fantastic – over 2 hours on the high setting. Being a smaller light the beam is smaller than other larger lights, but it has a great spot with a lot of light spill that helped illuminate open areas. It has a side mounted button that easily cycles through both modes as well as off. The button also changes color to indicate remaining battery life. An additional feature of the switch is the lock out mode that renders the switch inoperative to prevent accidental operation when tossed into your dive bag. A quick double press of the light unlocks it.The light comes its rechargeable 3400mAh 18650 rechargeable battery, USB A – micro B cord; wrist lanyard, extra O-rings; and a documentation packet.This is an excellent small, compact light at a great price point.
Mojo Rizer
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023
I recently purchased the Orcatorch D530 as a backup light for overhead environment diving. I prefer a light I can use hands free for my primary light, so I didn't use this light much. I liked this one because it was roughly equivalent to my regular "every dive" light.I always carry a 1200-ish lumen light on me. Wether it's in my pocket, or in my hand I always have a light. Something compact is nice for OC dives, to toss in a pocket, or hang from a D-ring. This light is nice and compact, yet functional with 2 brightness settings. My regular light has 4 settings, but that is a little overkill in my opinion. High or low is what I'm usually going for depending on the conditions. The thing that attracted me to this light was the lock feature. I have gotten out of the water in the desert with my other light for a surface interval and had the light turn on in my pocket. The D530 will lock if you hold the button till the light flashes twice. These 1200-1300 lumen lights get hot in your pocket if you accidentally turn them on. I travel a lot, so a light I can lock is nicer than a light I have to remove the battery from. In my pictures, you will see the light on the right is my old Big Blue, trusty AL1200...which does not lock. The Orcatorch D530 on the left is a lower price offering with great build quality and a lockout feature and easily the brightness equivalent.I would suspect this light's switch would need to be flushed out after a salt water dive, like any other light, but I recently dove to 250 ffw and the light continues to work. It is rated below that, but switches can be a problem at those depths. I did not have a switch problem, however in those conditions this light is for backup only and not generally turned on. I didn't get a chance to try it, but next time I'm diving in the Great Lakes, I will! I have a couple of Orcatorch lights now, and will likely get another as they come out with newer generations with more power and features.A side note. This light came with an 18650 Li-Ion battery with a USB micro connector cable to USB A type connection. When lights come with chargers, they tend to be bulky and regular electrical plug connectors. I have been depending upon USB type adapters for some time when traveling, and I like this light-weight option. I have seen these batteries before, but now Orcatorch seems to be shipping with them, and I'm a fan. A few cables, versus bulky chargers is welcome for me.
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