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Olight Arkfeld UV Black Lava is an innovative flat EDC flashlight designed for constant daily carry and rapid access to illumination and specialty lighting. The model combines a compact body geometry, modern control electronics, and multifunctionality. The primary LED delivers up to 1000 lumens with five brightness levels, allowing adaptation for household, service, and technical tasks.
The UV version includes an ultraviolet emitter used for document verification, currency inspection, technical diagnostics, leak detection, and contamination identification. The integrated Li-Po battery charges via a magnetic cable without disassembly. The flat body with pocket clip ensures comfortable everyday carry.
🫡 We are a team of veterans
We evaluate pocket equipment from real operational use. Olight Arkfeld UV Black Lava is a rapid-access tool that remains with the user at all times. Reliability of electronics, stable output, and one-handed control are critical.
⚙️ Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Device type | Flat EDC flashlight |
| Maximum output | 1000 lumens |
| Brightness levels | 5 modes |
| Additional mode | Ultraviolet (UV) |
| Memory function | Yes |
| Power source | Built-in Li-Po 1050 mAh |
| Charging | Magnetic cable |
| Control | Central button + selector |
| Body | Flat pocket format |
| Mounting | Pocket clip |
| Application | Daily carry, technical inspection, document verification |
💬 Comment / comments
Arkfeld belongs to a new class of flat EDC flashlights that do not cause discomfort during constant carry. The UV version extends functionality beyond illumination into inspection tasks.
🎯 Suitable for
Military personnel — marking checks, map reading, equipment inspection, and rapid light access.
Law enforcement officers — document and currency inspection, hidden marking detection, low-light operations.
Technical specialists — leak detection, equipment diagnostics, contamination and crack identification.
Engineers — inspection of assemblies, cable routes, and technical rooms.
Mechanics — engine bay inspection and confined technical work.
Rescue teams — equipment inspection, marking checks, and low-visibility response.
Hikers — compact lighting for travel and camping.
EDC users — daily tasks with minimal carry bulk.