Streamlight TLR-VIR II | 300 Lumens | IR/White LED | 69192

The Streamlight TLR-VIR II is a low-profile weapon-mounted light that combines a 300-lumen visible LED with an integrated IR illuminator and IR laser for use with night vision equipment. It is designed for rail-mounted pistols (including M17/M18) and long guns with MIL‑STD‑1913 (Picatinny) rails and runs on a single CR123A lithium battery. The unit prioritizes compact handling, selectable visible/IR modes, and rugged construction for field use.

Typical applications include law enforcement / tactical training and low-light navigation or observation when used with night vision accessories. The IR modes provide non-visible illumination and laser capability specifically for use with night vision systems.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Streamlight.
• The model is TLR-VIR II.
• The manufacturer’s part number is 69192.
• The visible output is 300 lumens.
• The visible run time is approximately 1.5 hours.
• The IR LED/laser run time is approximately 12 hours.
• The IR illuminator is 850 nm, 600 mW/sr (minimum radiant intensity).
• The IR laser is 850 nm Class 1, less than 0.08 mW output.
• The power source is one CR123A lithium battery (included).
• The mount compatibility is M17/M18 pistols and all MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rails.
• The switch is a recessed three-position ambidextrous mode selector: IR Illumination / IR Laser Safe OFF / Visible Illumination.
• The body material is anodized machined aircraft aluminum.
• The waterproof rating is IPX7 (waterproof to 1 m for 30 minutes).
• The maximum candela rating is 5000.
• The UPC is 080926691926.

The TLR-VIR II pairs a bright white LED for visible illumination with dedicated IR illumination and an eye‑safe IR laser for use with night-vision optics. Its compact footprint and rail-clamp design keep handling predictable while offering rapid mode selection. Built with shock-mounted LEDs and durable anodized aluminum, the unit is intended for professional and serious civilian use in low-light operational contexts.