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product_id: 1164464
title: "90503 Survivor 175-Lumen Rechargeable Safety-Rated Firefighter Right Angle Flashlight with AC/DC Charging, Orange"
brand: "streamlight"
price: "$346.85"
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# 175 lumens max brightness 405m beam distance Rechargeable NiMH + AA battery compatible 90503 Survivor 175-Lumen Rechargeable Safety-Rated Firefighter Right Angle Flashlight with AC/DC Charging, Orange

**Brand:** streamlight
**Price:** $346.85
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Light up your mission with the ultimate firefighter’s sidekick!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 90503 Survivor 175-Lumen Rechargeable Safety-Rated Firefighter Right Angle Flashlight with AC/DC Charging, Orange by streamlight
- **How much does it cost?** $346.85 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- streamlight enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted streamlight brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Glove-Friendly Operation:** Large push-button switch designed for effortless use even with gloves on—because every second counts.
- • **Unmatched Brightness & Reach:** Illuminate your path with a powerful 175-lumen beam that cuts through smoke and darkness up to 405 meters.
- • **Customizable Smoke-Cutter Optics:** Insert amber or black plugs to tailor your beam for maximum visibility in smoky or low-visibility scenarios.
- • **Intrinsically Safe for Hazardous Zones:** Class I, Div 1 rated to keep you safe in the most demanding industrial and emergency environments.
- • **Rugged Durability Meets Weather Resistance:** Built with impact-resistant nylon and IPX4 water resistance to withstand drops and harsh conditions.

## Overview

The Streamlight 90503 Survivor is a rechargeable, right-angle LED flashlight delivering 175 lumens and a 405-meter beam, engineered for hazardous environments with Class I, Div 1 intrinsic safety rating. Featuring rugged nylon construction, glove-friendly controls, and customizable Smoke-Cutter optics, it’s designed to perform reliably in extreme conditions while offering versatile power options including NiMH rechargeable and AA batteries.

## Description

The Survivor by Streamlight is an intrinsically safe, lightweight, handheld flashlight with a right-angle head designed for use in hazardous locations. This light features a reduced bezel length to minimize snag hazards and a clip for attachment to turnout gear. Its large push-button provides gloved access to microprocessor-controlled high and low-intensity modes, emergency flash, and moonlight mode. Smoke Cutter optic technology offers insertable black or amber plugs for a user-customizable beam pattern. The Survivor can either use a rechargeable NiMH battery or 4 “AA” Alkaline batteries. The following model numbers come with 4 “AA” Alkaline batteries, 90540,90541, and 90545. The following model numbers come with a NiMH rechargeable battery either with AC/DC Charging or without charger.

Review: All Other Flashlights Bow to it's Majesty - So once upon a time I was sitting around reminicing about my old school army flashlight I had as a kid, and I wondered if anyone still made L neck flashlights like that, except with modern LED technology like my Maglite had. After much searching, I found this. This light is no joke. By long and far the greatest flashlight I've ever owned. Puts that dinky little GI flashlight to shame First off, it is BRIGHT, way brighter than my Maglite ever was. And not only that, because of the depth of the parabolic reflector inside, the beam goes SUPER far, and cuts through just about anything, heavy rain, snow, smoke, whatever, it just goes. It's also nice to just be able to clip it to my jacket and forget about it. That nice big button has an amazing feel, so I never even have to look at the light to find it, I can just hit it like second nature. It has a good sturdy feel to it as well, like it's not gonna pop off like other lights I have The construction as a whole is rock solid. You can tell this thing can take a beating, even though it's made of plastic. I toss this thing around because I know it can take it. And it works in any weather like I mentioned before, it is AMAZING in snow in particular. I loved going out on adventures at night during all the snow we got up here in the northeast this year with this thing. It was like day time practically. A feature I love in particular is the fact that it uses double A batteries. First off, I've owned this thing for 6 months now, and have yet to need to change the batteries (though it looks like it might need them soon). Second, unlike my Maglite, which needed D cells, which always seemed to get weak right around the time a hurricane or blizzard is coming and everyone is running around buying up all the D cells. But no one ever buys the AAs in those situations, and you get more for cheaper than the D cells, so thats where I think this thing really pays for itself. Sure it's pricy, but in the long run it'll save you in batteries Another feature I love is Moonlight mode, so I can use this thing inside instead of blinding myself at full power trying to peak into a dark corner of the house where we need a little more light or something. That is probably why the battery lasts so long, having multiple power modes like this, which is really just a convience you never knew you needed. I think I knew I made the right decision when one of my buddies who's a firefighter saw my new light and was like "We have those on our truck, they are amazing, where did you get one!?" At first I felt a little bad spending this much money on something like this, but with all that stuff combined, now I don't regret it one bit. I haven't touched that maglite since I got this thing. It is the ultimate flashlight, and the last one you'll ever need.
Review: Survivor: Saved me during my time of need! - I'm an explorer for my local fire department and we always have our meetings during the night. The issue many of us have is that we do many of our activities and training in the dark and many of us have no flashlights, making things difficult. About a month ago, I was told that I was accepted to go to a local week long fire explorer academy. As soon I was told about this, I knew already that I needed a reliable flashlight to help me succeed and went on desertcart. I spent an hour comparing and reading reviews of multiple Streamlight models, and I decided to buy the 90545 Survivor model. It's cheap, reliable, and I bought it because I've seen some firefighters that I know use the Survivor models. I arrived at academy on the 10th of July, and it wasn't going to end until the 16th. Everywhere I went, I carried this flashlight with me and it helped me a lot. At academy, 7 training fires were done, 4 of them structure fires. While I was in the training structure fires, I had this flashlight clipped onto my chest pocket of my turnouts so that I can work and handle the hose. But before using the flashlight in it's first fire, one thing that I was confused was how the Smoke-Cutter plugs work. This model comes with 2 Smoke cutters, a yellow clear Smoke-Cutter and a black one. The Smoke-Cutters are used on the flashlight to "cut" smoke. I honestly didn't know how this would work, but as soon as I crawled into the structure, I saw what the Smoke-Cutters can actually do. It actually "cuts" the smoke, and you can see clearly because of that. There is only one instance where the Smoke-Cutter won't work, in really dense and heavy smoke, as stated by Streamlight. When I was surrounded by dense and heavy smoke in a training fire to understand how to read smoke, the Smoke-Cutter was not able to penetrate the smoke, thought when I looked down at my turnout coat, I can still see the faint glow of light. This flashlight is extremely reliable, and when I used it for the training fires at academy, I was really surprised on its performance. When you hold down the button used to turn the flashlight on, if you hold it for a few seconds it activates an "Emergency" strobe. The light will turn on and off repeatedly until you turn off the flashlight or the batteries die out. This was extremely useful and I never thought I was going to use this strobe, but unfortunately, I had too. During the last day of training (the 15th) I had an asthma attack during a training fire while in a structure. As soon as I started having difficulty with breathing, I started tapping on my helmet (a signal telling a firefighter that something is wrong). As I tapped on my helmet, I realized none of the instructors noticed, and I started to panic and feel anxious. While this was happening, my flashlight was still on and I decided to use the strobe to get an instructors attention so he can pull me out. As soon as I activated the strobe, a firefighter immediately knew something was wrong and that I was having an asthma attack (I informed them before the training fire that I had asthma). 2 firefighters pulled me out and I was given medical attention. If I had never had the flashlight, things could have ended up very badly. The strobe feature saved me. I highly recommend this flashlight, it was able to withstand extreme conditions/heat and even managed to save me during my time of need. I don't think there's any other company that can outperform Streamlight and I'm glad that I bought a flashlight from them.

## Features

- Class I, Div 1 rated - Intrinsically Safe
- 175 lumens and 405 meter beam distance on High
- 60 lumens and 237 meter beam distance on Low
- Easy operation of push button switch even with gloves on
- Durable nylon construction, 2 meter impact resistance tested, IPX4 rated for water resistance

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000LJTANI |
| Additional Features | Adjustable Light Modes, Class I, Div 1 rated - Intrinsically Safe, Impact Resistant, Portable, Rechargeable |
| Battery Description | Nickel-Metal Hydride, AA Alkaline |
| Battery Type | NiMH |
| Best Sellers Rank | #20,951 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #442 in Handheld Flashlights |
| Brand Name | Streamlight |
| Brightness | 41000 Candela |
| Color | Orange |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 5,720 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Orange |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00080926905030 |
| Included Components | 120V AC/12V DC Charging Cord, Battery, Smart Charger, Survivor Flashlight, User Guide |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 2.85"D x 2.85"W x 2.32"H |
| Item Height | 1 inches |
| Item Type Name | Right Angle Flashlight |
| Item Weight | 1.13 Pounds |
| Light Path Distance | 405 Meters |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | Streamlight |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Limited lifetime warranty. |
| Material | Nylon |
| Material Type | Nylon |
| Mounting Type | Gear Mount by Clip |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | EMS, Firefighting, Garage, Industrial, Law Enforcement |
| Runtime | 3 hours |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Light Modes, Class I, Div 1 rated - Intrinsically Safe, Impact Resistant, Portable, Rechargeable Special Feature Adjustable Light Modes, Class I, Div 1 rated - Intrinsically Safe, Impact Resistant, Portable, Rechargeable See more |
| Specification Met | 2-Meter Impact Resistance, ANSI, CE, IPX4 |
| Style Name | with AC/DC Charging |
| UPC | 080926905030 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 4.8 Volts |
| Warranty Type | Lifetime |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| White Brightness | 175 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Orange
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Nylon
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ All Other Flashlights Bow to it's Majesty
*by M***O on July 21, 2014*

So once upon a time I was sitting around reminicing about my old school army flashlight I had as a kid, and I wondered if anyone still made L neck flashlights like that, except with modern LED technology like my Maglite had. After much searching, I found this. This light is no joke. By long and far the greatest flashlight I've ever owned. Puts that dinky little GI flashlight to shame First off, it is BRIGHT, way brighter than my Maglite ever was. And not only that, because of the depth of the parabolic reflector inside, the beam goes SUPER far, and cuts through just about anything, heavy rain, snow, smoke, whatever, it just goes. It's also nice to just be able to clip it to my jacket and forget about it. That nice big button has an amazing feel, so I never even have to look at the light to find it, I can just hit it like second nature. It has a good sturdy feel to it as well, like it's not gonna pop off like other lights I have The construction as a whole is rock solid. You can tell this thing can take a beating, even though it's made of plastic. I toss this thing around because I know it can take it. And it works in any weather like I mentioned before, it is AMAZING in snow in particular. I loved going out on adventures at night during all the snow we got up here in the northeast this year with this thing. It was like day time practically. A feature I love in particular is the fact that it uses double A batteries. First off, I've owned this thing for 6 months now, and have yet to need to change the batteries (though it looks like it might need them soon). Second, unlike my Maglite, which needed D cells, which always seemed to get weak right around the time a hurricane or blizzard is coming and everyone is running around buying up all the D cells. But no one ever buys the AAs in those situations, and you get more for cheaper than the D cells, so thats where I think this thing really pays for itself. Sure it's pricy, but in the long run it'll save you in batteries Another feature I love is Moonlight mode, so I can use this thing inside instead of blinding myself at full power trying to peak into a dark corner of the house where we need a little more light or something. That is probably why the battery lasts so long, having multiple power modes like this, which is really just a convience you never knew you needed. I think I knew I made the right decision when one of my buddies who's a firefighter saw my new light and was like "We have those on our truck, they are amazing, where did you get one!?" At first I felt a little bad spending this much money on something like this, but with all that stuff combined, now I don't regret it one bit. I haven't touched that maglite since I got this thing. It is the ultimate flashlight, and the last one you'll ever need.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Survivor: Saved me during my time of need!
*by A***R on July 27, 2016*

I'm an explorer for my local fire department and we always have our meetings during the night. The issue many of us have is that we do many of our activities and training in the dark and many of us have no flashlights, making things difficult. About a month ago, I was told that I was accepted to go to a local week long fire explorer academy. As soon I was told about this, I knew already that I needed a reliable flashlight to help me succeed and went on Amazon. I spent an hour comparing and reading reviews of multiple Streamlight models, and I decided to buy the 90545 Survivor model. It's cheap, reliable, and I bought it because I've seen some firefighters that I know use the Survivor models. I arrived at academy on the 10th of July, and it wasn't going to end until the 16th. Everywhere I went, I carried this flashlight with me and it helped me a lot. At academy, 7 training fires were done, 4 of them structure fires. While I was in the training structure fires, I had this flashlight clipped onto my chest pocket of my turnouts so that I can work and handle the hose. But before using the flashlight in it's first fire, one thing that I was confused was how the Smoke-Cutter plugs work. This model comes with 2 Smoke cutters, a yellow clear Smoke-Cutter and a black one. The Smoke-Cutters are used on the flashlight to "cut" smoke. I honestly didn't know how this would work, but as soon as I crawled into the structure, I saw what the Smoke-Cutters can actually do. It actually "cuts" the smoke, and you can see clearly because of that. There is only one instance where the Smoke-Cutter won't work, in really dense and heavy smoke, as stated by Streamlight. When I was surrounded by dense and heavy smoke in a training fire to understand how to read smoke, the Smoke-Cutter was not able to penetrate the smoke, thought when I looked down at my turnout coat, I can still see the faint glow of light. This flashlight is extremely reliable, and when I used it for the training fires at academy, I was really surprised on its performance. When you hold down the button used to turn the flashlight on, if you hold it for a few seconds it activates an "Emergency" strobe. The light will turn on and off repeatedly until you turn off the flashlight or the batteries die out. This was extremely useful and I never thought I was going to use this strobe, but unfortunately, I had too. During the last day of training (the 15th) I had an asthma attack during a training fire while in a structure. As soon as I started having difficulty with breathing, I started tapping on my helmet (a signal telling a firefighter that something is wrong). As I tapped on my helmet, I realized none of the instructors noticed, and I started to panic and feel anxious. While this was happening, my flashlight was still on and I decided to use the strobe to get an instructors attention so he can pull me out. As soon as I activated the strobe, a firefighter immediately knew something was wrong and that I was having an asthma attack (I informed them before the training fire that I had asthma). 2 firefighters pulled me out and I was given medical attention. If I had never had the flashlight, things could have ended up very badly. The strobe feature saved me. I highly recommend this flashlight, it was able to withstand extreme conditions/heat and even managed to save me during my time of need. I don't think there's any other company that can outperform Streamlight and I'm glad that I bought a flashlight from them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome light for Firefighters and First Responders
*by S***G on March 24, 2025*

Highly recommend this search light for fire fighters and first responders. Lightweight and well build. The color lens insert works well for focusing the light beam in smoke conditions. Good light strength for search and rescue operations. The on / off switch is big enough to use with fire gloves. The light also holds up well in wet conditions.

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