Nitecore | SKU: PS-NITE-RSW1PRO

Nitecore RSW1 Pro Pressure Switch for MH12 Pro and MH25 Pro

$19.95

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Compatible with the MH12 Pro and MH25 Pro
Features both constant-on and momentary-on
Remembers the last used brightness mode and works with some special modes
Easy to install
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Description

Easy Installation

Take your Nitecore MH12 Pro and MH25 Pro flashlights to the next level with the Nitecore RSW1 Pro pressure switch. Simply replace the original tailcap with the pressure switch and position the pressure pad where you can easily access it. The tough and durable coil cable is only 10 inches when compressed, ensuring a tight and secure fit to prevent snags. It can extend up to 31 inches when fully stretched, providing compatibility with almost any platform, regardless of length. Additionally, the RSW1 Pro includes a Picatinny rail adapter to securely keep the pressure switch in place.

Easy To Use

The RSW1 Pro provides two new ways to use your light: the side switch on the tailcap or the pressure pad. For constant on and off, simply click the tailcap side switch. This switch preserves mode memory, returning your light to the setting you were on before turning it off. To operate the pressure pad, press and hold it for momentary light when the light is off, releasing it when finished. To adjust brightness settings, use the main button on either the MH12 Pro or MH25 Pro to switch between brightness and special modes. The RSW1 Pro also only weighs 3.4 oz, making it a perfect choice for your next pressure switch. Add this great accessory to your new light and let the RSW1 Pro help keep you ready for action.

Specifications

Dimensions	L-15.5" x W-1.00" x H-1.00"
Weight	3.4 oz

Included in the Box

Nitecore RSW1 Pro
Picatinny Rail Adapter

Great switch

I ordered two of these switches for both my duty rifle and my duty Benelli M2. I was hesitant at first about the rubberized pic rail, but it clamps very well. I mounted the second switch directly to the forearm of my Benelli M2 without using the rail. Both work great for me.