B.E. Meyers KIJI | Rugged & Lightweight at 3.1oz | Fits 300-Series Lights The B.E. Meyers KIJI is a powerful infrared (IR) light that helps you see clearly in the dark when using night vision. It's a must-have because it works with the gear you already own, letting you add a top-tier laser to your setup without buying all new parts. Upgrade Your Kit in Seconds: The KIJI head fits on most common 300-series flashlight bodies and mounts you already use. This allows you to keep the switches and parts you already know and train with, saving you time and money. Up to 350mW of Powerful IR Light: This illuminator uses a strong laser to light up targets whether they are near or far. You can quickly change the beam from a wide flood to a tight spot using the included diffusers. The KIJI also has four programmable power levels to match any situation. Tough and Lightweight at Just 3.1 Ounces: Built from strong 6061-T6 aluminum , the KIJI is made to handle rough use but is light enough that you'll barely feel it on your gear. It can be underwater for 30 minutes in up to 1 meter of water, so you can trust it to work even in the rain. B.E. Meyers KIJI Review B.E. Meyers KIJI Features & Specifications The B.E. Meyers KIJI gives you a critical edge in the dark by delivering one of the most powerful and clean infrared beams available. What makes it essential is its smart, modular design. The KIJI head is built to work with the standard 300-series flashlight bodies and remote switches you already own and trust, so you can instantly upgrade your gear without changing your setup or muscle memory. Whether you need a wide beam for clearing a room or a focused spot to reach out hundreds of meters, the KIJI's adjustable power and beam give you the flexibility to own any environment. Kiji BE Meyers Key Features Modular Design: The KIJI head is compatible with most common CR123 300-series flashlight bodies, mounts, and remote switches. Adjustable Beam: Includes an external flip-over diffuser that lets you quickly change the beam size from a tight spot to a wide flood. Programmable Operation: Features four power levels and three distinct operation styles (Simple, Cycled, and Toggled) with 32 available modes to fit your needs. Clear Status Indicator: An indicator light on the head glows red when the laser is firing and blue when in programming mode, so you always know the device's status. Single-Battery Power: Runs conveniently on one (1) 3V CR123A battery. Kiji Illuminator Specifications Laser Class: 3R Wavelength: 850nm NIR Maximum Output Power: KIJI K1-3°: 150mW KIJI K1-10°: 350mW Battery Life (Constant On at Full Power): KIJI K1-3°: 4 hours, 15 minutes KIJI K1-10°: 1 hour, 12 minutes Power Source: One (1) 3V CR123A battery Weight: Head Only: 1.5 oz Without Battery: 2.5 oz With Battery: 3.1 oz Dimensions (L x W x H): 4.25" x 1" x 1" Housing Material: 6061-T6 TYPE II ANODIZED Aluminum Water Resistance: Submersible to 1 meter for 30 minutes Operating Temperature: -20° to 50° C (-4° to 122° F) Export Regulation: EAR Controlled What's in the box of the B.E. Meyers KIJI? (1) Assembled KIJI K1 Infrared Laser Illuminator. (1) Aperture Cover with a built-in external diffuser. (1) Additional retaining band for the Aperture Cover. B.E. Meyers KIJIFAQs Do I need to buy a special flashlight to use the KIJI? No, you don't. The KIJI head is designed to fit on most common 300-series flashlight bodies that use a single CR123 battery. This means you can often use the parts and remote switches you already own and train with. What's the difference between the 3-degree and 10-degree models? The main difference is the shape of the light beam. The 3-degree (K1-3°) model creates a very tight, focused beam that's great for seeing things far away. The 10-degree (K1-10°) model makes a wider beam, which is better for lighting up a whole room or a closer area. What does the flip-over cap on the front do? That's a diffuser cap. It's a special lens that quickly spreads the laser beam out, turning a tight spotlight into a wide floodlight. This is useful when you need to instantly switch from looking at something far away to lighting up a large area right in front of you. Each model comes with a diffuser to give you more options. How do I turn the KIJI on and make it safe? The KIJI is "armed" as soon as a battery is installed. You press the button on the endcap to turn it on. To make the device safe, you just need to unscrew the endcap about a quarter of a turn. This breaks the battery connection and is the best way to prevent it from turning on by accident. What is a VCSEL illuminator and why is it special? VCSEL is the type of advanced laser technology inside the KIJI IR Light. Think of it as a very high-quality engine for making infrared light. This technology is what allows the KIJI illuminator head to create a powerful and flawless beam of light, without any of the dark spots or fuzzy edges you might see in other illuminators. It gives you a perfectly clean circle of light to see clearly with your night vision. Where can I find the B.E. Meyers Kiji for sale? The best place to purchase the B.E. Meyers Kiji is right here at Atomic Defense. We are an authorized dealer of all B.E. Meyers products, which means you get a genuine, top-quality item backed by our reliable and knowledgeable customer support. Our team of experts is ready to assist you with any questions you may have. What is the correct name for this product? I've seen a few different terms. The official name for the product is the B.E. Meyers KIJI®. You will also see it correctly referred to as the KIJI® K1 or the KIJI™ Illuminator. While you might see different versions used online, please note that the following are common misspellings and are not official product names: B.E. Meyers Kijiji Be Meyers Kijiji B E Meyers Kiji To help you understand the product better, here are a few key terms: VCSEL refers to the advanced laser technology inside the device (Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser). This is what creates the powerful and clean infrared beam. IR simply stands for Infrared, which is the type of light the device produces. This light is invisible to the human eye but is perfectly visible when using night vision equipment. NIR stands for Near-Infrared, which describes the specific wavelength of infrared light the KIJI uses to operate.
