The Olight ArkPro Series packs several light sources into one flat, pocket-friendly body that won't roll off a tailboard or dash. It rides in a uniform pocket, slides into a turnout coat pocket, and comes out ready for whatever the call needs, from scene lighting to inspection work.
Built for Fire & Rescue
Flood and spot on one dial: A wide flood lights up a car interior, patient, or work area, and the focused spot (ArkPro and Ultra) reaches across a scene, down an alley, or to a house number. The physical selector dial lets you choose the light before you turn it on, even in the dark.
Green laser for pointing (ArkPro and Ultra): Point out a window, a hazard, a downed wire, or a hydrant to your crew from a distance, even in daylight.
365 nm UV light (all models): Trace fluid leaks marked with UV dye, check fluorescent markings, and inspect IDs and documents.
Red light (Lite): Protects your night vision during patient assessment, paperwork, and moving through a dark rig or bunk room.
Flat, grippable, glove-friendly: The slim unibody stays put in a pocket and on a surface, and the magnetic tail sticks to steel for hands-free use during extrication or truck checks.
Ready every shift: Charge with USB-C or Olight's magnetic charging cable. The battery indicator shows your charge at a glance.
A great gift for a career or volunteer firefighter, EMT, or paramedic.
Choose Your Model
ArkPro Lite: 1,200-lumen white light, 1,000 mW UV, and a 40-lumen red light.
ArkPro: 1,500-lumen flood plus a spotlight, 1,200 mW UV, and a green laser.
ArkPro Ultra: 1,700-lumen flood plus a spotlight, 1,200 mW UV, a green laser, and a harder, scratch-resistant O-aluminum body.
Specifications
ArkPro Lite
ArkPro
ArkPro Ultra
Max white output
1,200 lumens
1,500 lumens
1,700 lumens
Spotlight beam
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Up to 205 m
Up to 205 m
UV (365 nm)
1,000 mW
1,200 mW
1,200 mW
Green laser
—
Yes
Yes
Red light
40 lumens
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—
Body
Aluminum
Aluminum
O-aluminum
Water rating
IPX7
IPX7
IPX7
Charging
USB-C or magnetic charging cable
Note: The ArkPro Series are utility and task lights. They are not intrinsically safe or NFPA-rated and are not a replacement for department-approved structural firefighting lighting. Never point the laser at anyone's eyes, at vehicles, or at aircraft.
