Description
Engineered for military pilots, tactical operators, outdoor navigators, and technicians requiring immediate, localized illumination without losing hands-free capability, the Princeton Tec Pilot Finger Light is an ultra-compact tactical task light. Designed to be worn directly on a finger or attached to gear via its comfortable, adjustable elastic strap, this lightweight light delivers localized, low-signature lighting for reading maps, inspecting cockpits, writing notes, or navigating in pitch-black environments. Featuring an intuitive, single-glove-friendly side push switch, it provides instant access to continuous beam output while keeping your palm and fingers entirely free to handle weapons, tools, or controls. Built with a rugged, weather-resistant casing, the Pilot Finger Light is powered by coin-cell batteries for reliable, low-profile field operation.
How To Use
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Mounting to Finger or Gear: Slide your index or middle finger through the adjustable elastic strap, positioning the LED head facing forward toward your fingertips, or wrap the strap around gear tubing or a pen.
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Powering On & Off: Press the side electronic push-button switch once to activate the light beam; press again to turn off.
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Replacing Batteries: Unscrew or unclip the battery compartment housing, swap out the exhausted coin cell batteries, and resecure the battery cap tightly.
