Description
Streamlight built the TLR-1 HL-X around a simple idea: give you serious output and let you decide how to power it. Loaded with the two CR123A lithium batteries it ships with, this light puts out 1,000 lumens and 15,000 candela, throwing a beam roughly 245 meters downrange. Drop in a pair of Streamlight's SL-B9 USB-C rechargeable packs instead and it steps up to a full 1,500 lumens and 20,000 candela out to 283 meters. That flexibility is what the multi-fuel name is all about, and it means you're never stuck if you run low on juice at the wrong time.
What Sets the TLR-1 HL-X Apart
The standout feature here is the front-loading battery door. A hinged face cap pops open so you can drop in fresh cells without unclamping the light from your rail. Anyone who's ever fumbled to re-zero a light after a battery change will appreciate that. The rail-grip clamp system snaps on and tightens by hand, no tools needed, and it keeps your fingers well clear of the muzzle while you mount or remove it. The kit comes with rail locating keys that fit a wide range of full-size and compact railed handguns, so it plays nice with most pistols and long guns wearing a Picatinny or Glock-style rail.
Built to Take a Beating
The body and face cap are machined from 6000 series aircraft aluminum with a black anodized finish, and the lens is high-temperature, impact-resistant Borofloat glass. It carries an IPX7 waterproof rating, meaning it'll survive a meter of submersion for half an hour, so rain, snow, and the occasional dunk won't faze it.
Controls That Fit Your Setup
The TLR-1 HL-X uses ambidextrous rear paddle switches with both momentary and constant-on operation, and there's a user-programmable strobe if you want it. Streamlight includes standard and extended switch options in the box so you can tune the throw and reach of the paddles to your grip and preference. It's a genuinely versatile light that earns its spot on a home-defense pistol, a duty gun, or a truck carbine.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Streamlight
- Model: TLR-1 HL-X
- Manufacturer Part Number: 69500
- UPC: 080926695009
- Output (CR123A): 1,000 lumens / 15,000 candela
- Output (SL-B9 rechargeable): 1,500 lumens / 20,000 candela
- Beam Distance: 245m (CR123A) / 283m (SL-B9)
- Run Time: 1.5 hrs (CR123A) / 1 hr (SL-B9)
- Battery Type: (2) CR123A lithium or (2) SL-B9 rechargeable
- Mount Type: Universal rail clamp (Picatinny / rail keys included)
- Material: 6000 Series machined aircraft aluminum, black anodized
- Lens: Borofloat impact-resistant glass
- Waterproof Rating: IPX7 (1m submersion, 30 min)
- Color: Black
- Length: 3.45 in
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime
What’s Included
- Streamlight TLR-1 HL-X weapon light
- (2) CR123A lithium batteries
- Standard and extended rear switches
- Rail locating key kit
- Installation tool
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the TLR-1 HL-X listed at 1,000 lumens instead of 1,500?
This model puts out 1,000 lumens on the CR123A batteries it ships with. To reach the full 1,500 lumens and 20,000 candela, you'll need to run Streamlight's SL-B9 USB-C rechargeable battery packs, which are sold separately for this SKU. It's the same light either way, just fed by different power.
Does the TLR-1 HL-X fit my handgun?
It ships with a set of rail locating keys that let it mount to a wide range of full-size and compact railed handguns, plus Picatinny-equipped long guns. The clamp tightens by hand with no tools and keeps your fingers clear of the muzzle during install. If your pistol has a standard accessory rail, odds are good one of the included keys will match it.
Can I change the battery without taking the light off my gun?
Yes, and it's one of the best things about this light. The hinged front-loading face cap opens up so you can swap cells from the front, which means you don't lose your zero or fight with the clamp. Pop it open, drop in fresh batteries, and close it back up.
Is the TLR-1 HL-X waterproof?
It carries an IPX7 rating, so it can handle submersion in up to a meter of water for 30 minutes. Rain, snow, mud, and the occasional accidental dunk are no problem. The aluminum body and Borofloat glass lens are built to shrug off rough handling too.






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