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Rigid Industries RI-1100 Flashlight with Clear Lens – 30150

Rigid Industries

  • Rigid Industries RI-1100 flashlight, part number 30150
  • 1100 raw lumens on High with projection over 1,000 feet (318 meters)
  • 8.6 inches long; Limited Lifetime Warranty
  • Universal fit; not vehicle-specific

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Description

Overview

The Rigid Industries RI-1100 flashlight with clear lens, part number 30150, produces 1100 raw lumens on High. Rigid gives its projection as over 1,000 feet (318 meters), while the body stays 8.6 inches long for easy carrying.

The RI-1100 uses a type III military grade hard anodized aluminum housing with sealed construction. Rigid says testing covered shock, vibration, sun, salt and moisture. A thermally protected circuit board, a polycarbonate lens and a tactical bezel complete the design. Rigid backs the RI-1100 with a Limited Lifetime Warranty. It is universal fit, not a vehicle-specific part.

Key features

  • 1100 raw lumens on High
  • Projection over 1,000 feet (318 meters)
  • Body 8.6 inches long
  • Sealed construction
  • Thermally protected circuit board
  • Polycarbonate lens and tactical bezel

Using a high-lumen flashlight

A light that produces 1100 raw lumens draws a lot of current on High, so it is best used in bursts rather than left on at full output. Cycle down to a lower setting for close tasks, and save the top output for scanning a trail or checking a distant object. Plan the run time around the tasks you expect, especially on rough outings.

Its sealed construction and polycarbonate lens make it suited to damp and dusty work, but grit on the lens reduces the beam. Wipe the lens after each use, check the seal after drops, and keep the tactical bezel free of debris so the light can be gripped and set down safely.

  • Clean the lens before storing the light
  • Inspect the bezel for cracks after hard use
  • Keep spare cells charged for long outings
  • Avoid leaving the switch partly pressed

Specifications

Brand Rigid Industries
Part number 30150
UPC 849774011252
Output 1100 raw lumens on High
Projection Over 1,000 feet (318 meters)
Length 8.6 inches
Housing Type III military grade hard anodized aluminum
Construction Sealed
Circuit board Thermally protected
Lens Polycarbonate
Bezel Tactical
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
Light type Flashlight
Fitment Universal fit

Vehicle fitment

The RI-1100 is universal fit and is not tied to a year, make or model. It is a handheld flashlight, so no chassis code applies.

No mounting hardware is described, so the light is used in hand or stored loose. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

SKU: RIG30150 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 1.01 lbs
Package dimensions 9.30 × 5.10 × 2.50 in
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Questions & Answers

Is the RI-1100 made for a specific vehicle?

No. The RI-1100 is universal fit, so it is not tied to a model year or chassis. It is a handheld flashlight with a tactical bezel and a polycarbonate lens.

How long is the RI-1100?

The body measures 8.6 inches long. That length makes the light easy to carry in a bag or on a belt while it still produces 1100 raw lumens on High.

How far does the RI-1100 beam reach?

Projection is over 1,000 feet, which is also 318 meters. That figure is a rating, not an independent measurement, so compare it only with lights rated the same way.

What warranty applies to the RI-1100?

The RI-1100 is backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty from Rigid Industries. Keep your proof of purchase on file and review the coverage terms when you buy.

How should I store a sealed flashlight?

Keep it in a dry place with the switch off so it does not drain. Check the seal and lens before storing, and clean away grit that could work into the housing over time.

Why does a clean lens matter so much?

Dirt and film scatter light before it leaves the lens, which lowers the effective beam. A quick wipe with a soft cloth keeps the output even and helps you spot cracks or fogging early.