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product_id: 207300430
title: "Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black"
brand: "streamlight"
price: "₹ 30411"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Streamlight"
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# 22,000 candela focused beam 1000 lumens bright 2x CR123A lithium batteries included Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black

**Brand:** streamlight
**Price:** ₹ 30411
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔦 Illuminate your edge — never miss a moment in the dark.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black by streamlight
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 30411 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

- • **Compact Tactical Edge:** Sleek, lightweight design with one-handed snap-on mount keeps you mission-ready without bulk.
- • **Battle-Tested Durability:** Anodized aluminum body with IPX7 water resistance stands up to the harshest environments.
- • **Dual Control Flexibility:** Ergonomic tail switch plus remote pressure switch ensure instant, secure light activation anytime.
- • **Precision Beam Powerhouse:** Experience razor-sharp 22,000 candela output for unmatched target clarity and situational awareness.
- • **Extended Runtime & Reliability:** Powered by included lithium batteries delivering up to 5 hours of dependable illumination.

## Overview

The Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 is a compact, rail-mounted LED tactical light delivering 1000 lumens and a focused 22,000 candela beam. Designed for professional-grade performance, it features a rugged anodized aluminum body, IPX7 water resistance, and dual activation via tail and remote switches. Powered by two CR123A lithium batteries (included), it offers up to 5 hours of runtime, making it an essential tool for tactical, law enforcement, and low-light operations.

## Description

The low-profile TLR® RM 2 features an HPL face cap for a longer reaching, tighter beam. It’s designed to produce more candela while maintaining lumen output. Independently operating push-button and remote pressure switches provide the security of knowing you'll always have light. Lightweight & compact, the TLR® RM 1 and TLR® RM 2 weapon-mounted lights include the HPL face cap which provides a more focused beam pattern and offers 22,000 candela. The ergonomic, multi-function tail switch provides momentary and constant on modes, in addition to push-button and remote pressure switch operation. Both models attach securely to any long gun with a MIL Standard 1913 or NATO rail.

Review: Excellent Redesign of Original TLR RM2 - I've owned and used many different WML's over the years (Surefire, Inforce, Streamlight, Olight, etc.) and have always found Streamlight to be the best value for an affordable & decently rugged light. One of my previous Streamlights was the original TLR RM2 w/its 1k lumens & 10k candela output. While a great light in its own right (love the trim & low profile design), I found the 10k candela a bit on the weak side for my needs. Enter the new TLR RM2, now with an improved mount and 22k candela. The new mount, while perhaps not quite as easy to attach & detach as the original (you do have to be careful not to strip the new RM2's bolt heads w/the 5/64" hex wrench), is definitely stronger w/a longer rail grabber section and two bolts instead of one. Once firmly attached, it's going to take a very strong kinetic impact to break that mount. Streamlight lists the IPX rating as IPX7, but that's w/o using the remote switch (which lowers it to IPX4, you can't get something for nothing), that's good enough for anything I'm likely to encounter. Pro tip when using the remote switch: When you remove the rubber remote switch port plug to insert the remote switch plug, there's a small gap under the rear of the light over a few picatinny rail sections. If you have excess cable to manage, you can weave the cable in and out of those picatinny rail sections under the gap, to be held in place by the rear of the RM2 when you mount it. Minor complaint: I have no need for the programmable strobe feature, but while experimenting found it very difficult to do the 10 1/4 second switch taps to change the programming. The light body itself appears very strong & durable, usual Streamlight quality. The 1/4 turn lockout feature on the bezel is excellent, and you can change batteries by completely unscrewing the bezel w/o removing the light from the firearm. I did a side-by-side comparison w/an Olight PL Turbo (800 lumens, 66k candela), both in my garage and at the range. Inside the garage it's obvious how much more peripheral spill the Streamlight has over the Olight which translates into better situational awareness (both lights aimed at the furnace on the left, notice the difference in spill on the right). At the range, the Olight has the advantage at distance, but again the advantage of the Streamlight's wider/stronger peripheral spill is obvious. Both lights are aimed at the 100yd target w/the 50yd target slightly to the right and the 200yd target in the distance. Even with only 1/3 the Olight's candela, the Streamlight looks to be good to at least 100yds (note: range pics taken on different days, the Streamlight pic was taken shortly after raining so there's moisture haze visible in the photo). The more I use the RM2, the more impressed I am by the great combination of features and performance. My only question at the moment is whether or not it's safe to use 16650 rechargeable batteries in the RM2. Others have tried it and say it's safe but Streamlight told me 'no rechargeable batteries of any kind' in the RM2. Regardless, I give the RM2 a full 5 stars, another hit out of the park for Streamlight! ETA: Did another night shoot, biggest takeaway was the difference in effective spill at distance. Two target stands appx 25' apart at 100yds. With the Olight focused on one stand, the other was not visible despite being in the Olight's spill zone. With the Streamlight TLR RM2 focused on one stand, the other was dim but clearly visible. As someone else has stated, "I *want* candela for distance, but I *need* sufficient spill for situational awareness."
Review: Excellent Bang for the Buck and its a professional piece of gear - I'm retired military (Airborne, Ranger, SF, etc) and used various weapon lights in the military to include testing a number of Surefire rifle lights. Surefire are top notch, but they cost as much as the weapon, which is ludicrous. I have a TLR 1 HL on two of my Glock 34s and I think they are excellent and are a great bank for the buck. I just purchased the TLR RM2 for an AR platform and I really like it. The light is extremely bright and distance outside and inside for CQB. The mounting system for the switch pad is great as it connects to your picatinny rail and the mount has notches on the underside for cable management. I'm running mine at the 12 o'clock position currently and its great. I'll be ordering one more in the near future for another AR platform.

## Features

- HPL beam produces 22,000 candela while maintaining 1000-lumen output
- Powered by two CR123A lithium batteries (included)
- User enabled strobe function runs 3 hours (strobe)
- One handed snap-on and tighten interface keeps hands away from muzzle when attaching or detaching
- Securely attaches to long guns with MIL Standard 1913 Rails

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B084T3RPX4 |
| Additional Features | Adjustable Light Modes, Durable, High Power, Lightweight, Long Range |
| Batteries are Included | Yes |
| Battery Description | Lithium |
| Battery Life | 5 Hours |
| Battery Type | Lithium Metal |
| Best Sellers Rank | #66,733 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #189 in Tactical Flashlights |
| Brand Name | Streamlight |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 498 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Brushed |
| Included Components | Battery, Key Kit, Light, Mounting Clips, Remote Pressure Switch |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 4.97"D x 1.18"W x 1.5"H |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 4.97"L x 1.18"W x 1.5"H |
| Item Length | 7.9 Inches |
| Item Type Name | TLR RM 2 Tactical Lighting System |
| Item Weight | 4.54 g |
| Light Path Distance | 297 Meters |
| Light Source Special Features | Adjustable Light Modes, Durable, High Power, Lightweight, Long Range |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | Streamlight |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 69450 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Limited lifetime warranty. |
| Material | Anodized Aluminum |
| Material Type | Anodized Aluminum |
| Model Number | 69450 |
| Mounting Type | Gun Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 1 CR123A batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Light Sources | 2 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Tactical use, low-light environments, hunting, law enforcement, military operations |
| Runtime | 1 hour |
| Set Name | TLR RM 2 Kit |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 1,000 Lumen |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Light Modes, Durable, High Power, Lightweight, Long Range |
| Specification Met | IPX7 water resistance |
| Style Name | Remote Pressure Switch |
| UPC | 080926694507 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 3 Volts (DC) |
| Warranty Type | Limited Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| White Brightness | 1000 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Black
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Anodized Aluminum
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Special Feature:** Adjustable Light Modes, Durable, High Power, Lightweight, Long Range

## Images

![Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71jKDqaMP2L.jpg)
![Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71NPFjWaq9L.jpg)
![Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HLT7b2PZL.jpg)
![Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31oaGvd-BBL.jpg)
![Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Vx5UJPqPL.jpg)

## Available Options

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

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Redesign of Original TLR RM2
*by T***S on May 7, 2024*

I've owned and used many different WML's over the years (Surefire, Inforce, Streamlight, Olight, etc.) and have always found Streamlight to be the best value for an affordable & decently rugged light. One of my previous Streamlights was the original TLR RM2 w/its 1k lumens & 10k candela output. While a great light in its own right (love the trim & low profile design), I found the 10k candela a bit on the weak side for my needs. Enter the new TLR RM2, now with an improved mount and 22k candela. The new mount, while perhaps not quite as easy to attach & detach as the original (you do have to be careful not to strip the new RM2's bolt heads w/the 5/64" hex wrench), is definitely stronger w/a longer rail grabber section and two bolts instead of one. Once firmly attached, it's going to take a very strong kinetic impact to break that mount. Streamlight lists the IPX rating as IPX7, but that's w/o using the remote switch (which lowers it to IPX4, you can't get something for nothing), that's good enough for anything I'm likely to encounter. Pro tip when using the remote switch: When you remove the rubber remote switch port plug to insert the remote switch plug, there's a small gap under the rear of the light over a few picatinny rail sections. If you have excess cable to manage, you can weave the cable in and out of those picatinny rail sections under the gap, to be held in place by the rear of the RM2 when you mount it. Minor complaint: I have no need for the programmable strobe feature, but while experimenting found it very difficult to do the 10 1/4 second switch taps to change the programming. The light body itself appears very strong & durable, usual Streamlight quality. The 1/4 turn lockout feature on the bezel is excellent, and you can change batteries by completely unscrewing the bezel w/o removing the light from the firearm. I did a side-by-side comparison w/an Olight PL Turbo (800 lumens, 66k candela), both in my garage and at the range. Inside the garage it's obvious how much more peripheral spill the Streamlight has over the Olight which translates into better situational awareness (both lights aimed at the furnace on the left, notice the difference in spill on the right). At the range, the Olight has the advantage at distance, but again the advantage of the Streamlight's wider/stronger peripheral spill is obvious. Both lights are aimed at the 100yd target w/the 50yd target slightly to the right and the 200yd target in the distance. Even with only 1/3 the Olight's candela, the Streamlight looks to be good to at least 100yds (note: range pics taken on different days, the Streamlight pic was taken shortly after raining so there's moisture haze visible in the photo). The more I use the RM2, the more impressed I am by the great combination of features and performance. My only question at the moment is whether or not it's safe to use 16650 rechargeable batteries in the RM2. Others have tried it and say it's safe but Streamlight told me 'no rechargeable batteries of any kind' in the RM2. Regardless, I give the RM2 a full 5 stars, another hit out of the park for Streamlight! ETA: Did another night shoot, biggest takeaway was the difference in effective spill at distance. Two target stands appx 25' apart at 100yds. With the Olight focused on one stand, the other was not visible despite being in the Olight's spill zone. With the Streamlight TLR RM2 focused on one stand, the other was dim but clearly visible. As someone else has stated, "I *want* candela for distance, but I *need* sufficient spill for situational awareness."

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Bang for the Buck and its a professional piece of gear
*by J***A on November 14, 2023*

I'm retired military (Airborne, Ranger, SF, etc) and used various weapon lights in the military to include testing a number of Surefire rifle lights. Surefire are top notch, but they cost as much as the weapon, which is ludicrous. I have a TLR 1 HL on two of my Glock 34s and I think they are excellent and are a great bank for the buck. I just purchased the TLR RM2 for an AR platform and I really like it. The light is extremely bright and distance outside and inside for CQB. The mounting system for the switch pad is great as it connects to your picatinny rail and the mount has notches on the underside for cable management. I'm running mine at the 12 o'clock position currently and its great. I'll be ordering one more in the near future for another AR platform.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Almost perfect
*by R***W on July 14, 2020*

- The light feels like quality. - 1000LM is super bright. - The button feels sturdy. - Its angle is comfortable for thumb or forefinger (depending on where you mount it). - The remote switch feels super sturdy. - Most impressive were the mounting options that come with the switch: rail clips, sticky tape, screws, and zip ties. I used the screws to fasten the switch to my KelTec RDB and it feels rock solid. - The short press for on/off, long press for momentary, is intuitive and idiot proof. - The bezel is thin and smooth, so it could be hard to affect the "safe off" function. But if you only twist that on/off when taking your weapon in/out of its case, you should not have to manipulate this function under stress. My only complaint is the rubber cap that covers the hole if you don't use the remote switch. The rubber cap falls off way too easy. If you mount the light on a long rail, a little ridge in the rubber cap SHOULD fit into the rail and hold the cap in place. But if you mount the light on a short raised rail, the cap will not be held in and you will DEFINITELY lose it. For this reason I am buying an Inforce WML for my rifle with a short rail. Otherwise, the TLR RM is awesome.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Streamlight 69450 TLR RM 2 Compact, Portable Rail-Mounted LED Tactical Lighting System with Tail Loc, Remote Switch, and 2 Lithium Batteries, Black
- Magpul M-LOK Aluminum Picatinny Accessory Rail
- Magpul M-LOK Polymer Picatinny Accessory Rail

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