Streamlight WayPoint 44900 LED Spotlight - 550 Lumens, 625m Range, Yellow Polycarbonate
- Finish-Color:
- Yellow
- OAL:
- 6.75"
- Proofs:
- Impact/Water Resistant
- Battery Size:
- C Alkaline/12V DC
- Material:
- Polycarbonate
- Weight:
- 1.80 lbs
- Bulb Type:
- LED
- Output:
- 40/550 Lumens
- Rechargeable:
- No
- Filter Color:
- White
- Switch Type:
- Trigger
- Body Diameter:
- 3.5"
- Head Diameter:
- 7.14"
The Streamlight WayPoint 44900 LED spotlight delivers serious reach for nighttime hunting, search-and-rescue, and outdoor work. This pistol-grip spotlight produces 550 lumens on high, throwing a tight beam out to 625 meters—far enough to spot game, track movement, or scan terrain from a distance. The deep-dish parabolic reflector balances that focused long-range beam with useful peripheral illumination, so you're not left blind to what's happening around the hot spot.
Three modes let you dial in the light you actually need. High mode gives you maximum range and intensity; low mode stretches runtime to 82 hours and drops output to a gentler 40 lumens for closer work. An emergency signal mode runs for 82 hours straight—handy if you're signaling or need a steady light source in a bind. The WayPoint runs on four C batteries (sold separately) or plugs into the included 12V DC power cord for unlimited runtime at camp or in the truck.
Build is tough: high-impact polycarbonate housing with a rubberized lens ring stands up to field abuse. The integrated stand frees your hands for scene lighting when you're working in one spot. Weighing just 1.8 pounds and measuring 6.75 inches long, it's portable enough to pack for backcountry trips yet substantial enough to feel like a real tool, not a toy flashlight.
Key Features
- 550 lumens on high mode with 625-meter beam distance
- Three operating modes: high, low (40 lumens, 82-hour runtime), and emergency signal
- C4 LED technology—efficient, durable, and bright
- Powered by four C batteries or included 12V DC cord
- Deep-dish reflector balances long-range throw with peripheral light
- Trigger-style switch with rotary mode selector
- Integrated stand for hands-free scene lighting
- Rubberized lens ring and high-impact polycarbonate body
- Includes wrist lanyard for secure carry
Specifications
| Brand | Streamlight |
| Model | WayPoint 44900 |
| Color | Yellow |
| Output (High) | 550 lumens |
| Output (Low) | 40 lumens |
| Peak Beam Intensity (High) | 100,000 candela |
| Peak Beam Intensity (Low) | 7,900 candela |
| Beam Distance (High) | 625 meters |
| Beam Distance (Low) | 178 meters |
| Runtime (High) | 10 hours |
| Runtime (Low) | 82 hours |
| Runtime (Emergency Signal) | 82 hours |
| Power Source | Four C batteries (not included) or 12V DC power cord (included) |
| LED Type | C4 |
| Housing | High-impact polycarbonate |
| Length | 6.75 inches (17.15 cm) |
| Height | 7.14 inches (18.14 cm) |
| Head Diameter | 3.50 inches (8.89 cm) |
| Weight (with batteries) | 1.8 pounds (816 grams) |
| Features | Integrated stand, wrist lanyard, trigger-style switch, rotary mode selector, rubberized lens ring |
| Compliance | RoHS Compliant |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best use for a 625-meter spotlight?
The WayPoint's 625-meter range on high mode makes it ideal for long-distance scanning—night hunting, predator calling, search work, or terrain assessment from a distance. The low mode and emergency signal mode are better for closer work and extended operations where maximum brightness isn't required.
Can I use this spotlight without buying batteries?
Yes. The WayPoint comes with a 12V DC power cord, which provides unlimited runtime when plugged in at camp, in your truck, or at a fixed location. If you want to run on batteries, you'll need to supply four C batteries separately.
How long does battery power last?
Runtime depends on the mode: high mode runs about 10 hours, while low mode stretches to 82 hours. The emergency signal mode also runs for 82 hours, giving you a long-lasting light source if you need to signal or work hands-free.
Is the WayPoint durable enough for field use?
Yes. The housing is high-impact polycarbonate with a rubberized lens ring, designed to handle rough conditions. The integrated stand lets you set it down safely without worrying about rolling, and the included wrist lanyard keeps it secure if you're moving through thick brush or steep terrain.

