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Home > Products > Ledlenser launches TAC Series tactical flashlights in the UK for emergency services
Products ESS202619 February 2026

Ledlenser launches TAC Series tactical flashlights in the UK for emergency services

Lanna Deamer19 February 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
ESS2026Photo credit: Ledlenser.
Photo credit: Ledlenser.

Ledlenser has launched its new TAC Series of tactical flashlights in the UK, designed for emergency services teams and professionals who need reliable light in critical situations.

The range includes three models, the TAC7R, TAC6R, and TT3R, engineered to withstand demanding operational conditions. Each torch is rechargeable and built to military-grade standards, offering durability and performance when it matters most.

Key features for emergency response:

  • Multi-Lens Technology – Dual-lens optics let users switch between a wide floodlight, long-range spotlight, or both, supporting multi-mission operations.
  • RGB Light Modes – Integrated red, green, and blue LEDs (model dependent) help preserve night vision, aid navigation, or support tracking. All models include tactical strobe and emergency lighting functions.
  • Intuitive Controls – The TAC7R features a Mode Select Ring for instant changes between brightness levels or strobe, while all models have a tactical tail switch for rapid, one-handed operation – even with gloves.
  • Rugged, mission-ready design – Hard-anodized aluminium housings provide resistance to shock, water, and extreme temperatures, backed by a 7-year extended warranty.

TAC7R – high-output all-rounder
The flagship TAC7R produces up to 3,200 lumens and a beam distance of 370m. Its full suite of TAC technologies and RGB options make it suitable for police, fire, and ambulance teams switching quickly between wide-area searches and focused identification.

TAC6R – compact operational torch
The smaller TAC6R delivers 2,000 lumens in a lightweight, durable package, with a simple tail switch for fast one-handed use on the move.

TT3R – versatile multi-mission tool
The TT3R outputs 1,900 lumens with a 300m range, combining flood and spot beams for both close-quarter and distance tasks. Red and blue light modes plus a strobe function support signaling and low-profile operations.

All models are USB rechargeable and compatible with tactical accessories such as remote switches, rail mounts and carrying solutions, allowing teams to configure the torches for operational, vehicle or duty use.

The industry will once again be gathering at the NEC, Birmingham for The Emergency Services Show, co located with The Emergency Tech Show on 16-17 September, check out the full exhibitor list here. You can find Ledlenser on Stand G42.


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Lanna is Deputy Editor of Emergency Services Times, covering news, interviews and features across the emergency services sector. She also supports the team’s coverage of The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show.

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