23 mm
130 mm
3 superbright LEDs
advanced micro-controller
single button, easy use
voltage regulator
color indicator
100% optical shell,
durable polycarbonate
no tools battery door
rechargeable AAA cell*
custon battery spring
easy attachment points
State-of-the-art, latest
technologies, design,
versatile, attractive,
easy-to-use, intuitive,
sustainble alternative to
chemical glowsticks.
Designed from the
ground up with great
engineering, awesome
design, good taste
and love.
37g w/ battery
Bright: 3 regulated ultrabright RGB LEDs (9 LEDs total) provide maximum
brightness for entire battery life.
Long lasting: 7-24 hour run-time in most modes
Durable: high impact polycarbonate shell, rugged circuit board, and replace-
able battery provide a lifetime of service.
Easy to use: intuitive one-button operation. Easy battery access, convenient
attachment points.
Sustainable: replaces chemical glowsticks, runs on 1 AAA battery, recharge-
able, repairable, built to last.
Low battery mode: blinks and goes into low-power mode to continue provid-
ing useable light for hours.
Battery charge indicator: hold button while o to see your battery charge
level.
Favorite mode recall: program your 10 favorite patterns in page 4, you can
also adjust and rearrange them!
State-of-the-art: Advanced micro-controller is super-ecient and powerful
for complex functionality and patterns.
Beautiful design: carefully designed to optimize light distribution, durability,
functionality, look and feel.
FLOWLIGHT - FULL SPECTRUM :: LED LIGHTSTICK
There is a slight lip at the tip of the door - push the lip DOWN towards the belly of the
light and FORWARDS towards the head of the light. There is a tiny “latch”inside near the
button that needs to be released before you can push the door forwards.
Use your thumb or another hard object (the tail end of another owlight works really well)
to push down and forwards on the tip of the door. Don’t push on the main part of the door
itself—this will not release the internal latch. Once you have released the battery door, pull
rmly on the door to separate the door from the light and access the battery compartment.
Inserting and removing the battery
There is a transparent battery pull tab—make sure you insert the battery with the tab across
the bottom of the compartment. Insert the positive end of the battery (pointy end) in the
direction of the head of the owlight (pointy end). Pull the tab to release battery. A rm tap
on a table or other semi-hard object will also pop the battery out of the compartment.
Push the front lip of the door
down and forwards towards the
button rmly. The back of the door
should pop out. It may help to use a
small object like a battery or the end
of another owlight.
Pull the door out to access the
battery compartment. The antenna
are very strong and durable. You can
pull hard to remove the door. This
is normal.
To remove the battery, pull on the
clear battery pull tab, or tap the tail
of the owlight rmly against a rm
surface. Battery may be snug, this
is normal.
Insert battery “+”end rst towards the
pointy head of the light. Ensure clear
tab is placed correctly. Push battery “-”
end down. Insert antennae of battery
door. Push door down and back to
secure it. Power up & enjoy!
OPENING YOUR BATTERY DOOR
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