Orcatorch D530 Scuba Dive Light – 1300 Lumens
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Quick Facts About Orcatorch D530 Scuba Dive Light – 1300 Lumens
- Cold-white D530:1,300 lumens high /380 lumens low
- Eight-degree spot beam
- One rechargeable 18650 lithium-ion battery
- Titanium-alloy side switch with battery indicator and lock
- Manufacturer depth rating:150 m
- 142 mm long;136 g excluding battery
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Two output levels
Choose a concentrated spot beam
The eight-degree beam focuses the output into a small area, with 1,300 lumens on high and 380 lumens on low. The original manufacturer’s manual matches this captured version; newer D530 specifications are not carried across.
A focused D530 light with two output levels
This OrcaTorch D530 is the cold-white version listed at 1,300 lumens with an eight-degree beam. Its two modes provide 1,300 lumens on high and 380 lumens on low, controlled by a titanium-alloy side button. The narrow beam concentrates the light into a small area rather than spreading it across a wide scene.
Match the specifications to this version
The D530 name also appears on newer models with different output and beam figures. This page follows the retained retailer listing and the original manufacturer’s 1,300-lumen manual. Do not treat a later D530’s lumen figure, SOS function or low-output setting as specifications for this exact listing.
Output and runtime are separate choices
The original manual lists approximately one hour 25 minutes on high and four hours 30 minutes on low, measured under laboratory conditions with an OrcaTorch 18650 battery rated 3.7 V and 3,400 mAh. Those are manufacturer test figures, not guaranteed dive durations; the manual notes that results vary with the battery, light and environment.
It uses one rechargeable 18650 lithium-ion battery. Confirm the actual seller’s supplied battery and charging package before ordering, particularly if you already own 18650 cells and are comparing a complete kit with a light-only offer.
Check charge and prevent accidental operation
An indicator in the side switch reports the remaining battery level. Holding the switch for five seconds locks the light, and a double press unlocks it. That lock is useful when packing the torch, while the indicator provides a charge check before use.
The manufacturer rates this version to 150 metres and gives a length of 142 mm and a weight of 136 g excluding the battery. Its published 291-metre beam-distance figure was measured on land, so it is not an underwater visibility claim.
What to compare before buying
Choose around the eight-degree spot beam, the two output levels and the single-cell format. Verify that the offer is the cold-white 1,300-lumen version, and check its included battery and charging accessories rather than relying on the model name alone.
What divers ask about the Orcatorch D530 Scuba Dive Light – 1300 Lumens before buying
Is this the newer 1,500-lumen D530?
No, the captured retailer listing is the cold-white 1,300-lumen, eight-degree version. Its specifications match the retained original manufacturer manual, not the newer D530 variants.
How long does it run?
The original manual lists about one hour 25 minutes on high or four hours 30 minutes on low with a 3.7 V3,400 mAh OrcaTorch 18650 battery in laboratory tests. Actual runtime varies with the battery, light and environment.
How do I lock the switch?
Hold the side switch for five seconds to put the light into its lock state. A double press unlocks it, according to the original manual.
What battery size does it use?
The original D530 uses one rechargeable 18650 lithium-ion cell. Confirm the seller’s actual battery and charging contents before purchasing a kit.
Does its 291 m beam distance apply underwater?
No, the manual labels that beam-distance figure as measured on land. Water conditions determine underwater visibility, so the figure is not an underwater range promise.
Specifications for Orcatorch D530 Scuba Dive Light – 1300 Lumens
- Maximum output
- 1300 lumens
- Low output
- 380 lumens
- Beam
- 8-degree cold white
- Switch
- Titanium-alloy side button
- Rated depth
- 150m
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