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Sniper Hog Lights Hyperion 66
Handheld light · 5 colors · 20 oz · $155
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Each colorRed, green, amber or white
Hunting lights come in red, green, amber, white and infrared. Red is the common choice for coyotes, green for hogs, white for identification and recovery. The same light usually throws much farther in green or white than in red.
Red, green, amber or white
Hunting lights come in red, green, amber, white and infrared. Red is the common choice for coyotes, green for hogs, white for identification and recovery. The same light usually throws much farther in green or white than in red.
Sniper Hog Lights' own figures for every color it sells for this light (you pick one, and can add modules). The distance column keeps the maker's words, because makers define distance differently. The calculated column is the ANSI FL1 throw from the maker's candela: where the beam falls to 0.25 lux, about full moonlight.
| Color | Lumens Lumens vs candela Lumens is all the light a flashlight puts out, in every direction. Candela is how intense the beam is at its brightest point. For reaching a coyote or hog far off, candela is the number that matters. | Candela | Maker's distance claim | ANSI FL1 throw from candela (calculated) ANSI FL1 throw The flashlight standard's beam distance: how far until the beam falls to 0.25 lux, about full moonlight. It is 2 × √candela meters, so it can be checked against the maker's own candela. | Runtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red | 400 | 230,457 cd | 1,050 yd (960 m) ANSI FL1 distance: "Distance the light shines, ANSI FL1, spot beam (maker chart)" | 1,050 yd (960 m)Matches the maker's FL1 distance. | 2 h 30 min Full power |
| Green | 1,150 | 657,799 cd | 1,770 yd (1,618 m) ANSI FL1 distance: "Distance the light shines, ANSI FL1, spot beam (maker chart)" | 1,774 yd (1,622 m)Matches the maker's FL1 distance. | 2 h 30 min Full power |
| White | 1,000 | 571,833 cd | 1,650 yd (1,509 m) ANSI FL1 distance: "Distance the light shines, ANSI FL1, spot beam (maker chart)" | 1,654 yd (1,512 m)Matches the maker's FL1 distance. | 2 h 30 min Full power |
| IR 850 nm | — | — | 1,400 yd (1,280 m) IR range with night vision: "How far you can expect to see with digital night vision (maker chart)"4,000 yd (3,658 m) IR range with night vision: "How far you can expect to see with Gen 3 night vision (maker chart)" | — | 1 h 50 min Full power |
| IR 940 nm | — | — | 700 yd (640 m) IR range with night vision: "How far you can expect to see with digital night vision (maker chart)"2,000 yd (1,829 m) IR range with night vision: "How far you can expect to see with Gen 3 night vision (maker chart)" | — | 1 h 50 min Full power |
| IR 850 nm: IR modules cost $20 more. The maker gives no candela for IR.IR 940 nm: IR modules cost $20 more. The maker gives no candela for IR. | |||||
IR range depends on the night vision unit behind it, so IR rows carry no calculated throw. Distances that are not ANSI FL1 ("target illumination", "eyes at", identification) are the maker's own field claims and do not compare across brands.
Scope mounts that hold it
- NightSnipe Picatinny Rail Quick Release Adjustable Mount Kit ($50): Interfaces match (calculated) 30 mm ring; Sniper Hog Lights publishes a 30 mm body
- Sniper Hog Lights Predator Pro Mount ($45): Maker says it fits Hyperion 66 page: "Optional Predator Pro Mount is fully windage, elevation and height adjustable"
Specs
| Light | |
|---|---|
| Type | Handheld light |
| In the box | Hyperion 66 light with dimmer tail cap, one LED module in your choice of color, lens cover |
| Colors Red, green, amber or white Hunting lights come in red, green, amber, white and infrared. Red is the common choice for coyotes, green for hogs, white for identification and recovery. The same light usually throws much farther in green or white than in red. | Red, Green, White, IR 850 nm, IR 940 nm |
| Changing color | Swap the LED module |
| Focus | Adjustable (spot to flood)Slide the head in and out from flood to spot; the focus can be locked. |
| Dimmer Rheostat dimmer A dial that turns a hunting light up or down smoothly, from barely on to full power, instead of clicking through fixed modes. Lets you bring the light up slowly on a called animal. | Rheostat (dial, stepless)Dimmer tail cap with a dial on the back end. A wired slide dimmer and a push-button tail cap are options. |
| Remote or pressure switch | Optional, sold separatelyOptional tail cap with a wired dimmer slide switch. |
| Maker cites ANSI FL1 ANSI FL1 throw The flashlight standard's beam distance: how far until the beam falls to 0.25 lux, about full moonlight. It is 2 × √candela meters, so it can be checked against the maker's own candela. | Yes |
| Power | |
| Battery | 1 × 21700One protected 21700. Batteries and charger are an option at checkout. |
| Rechargeable | Yes |
| Battery included | No |
| Runtime | About 2.5 hours (red, green, white) and 1 hour 50 minutes (IR) at full power with no dimming, per the maker. |
| Size and mount | |
| Weight Weight How heavy the device is. Check whether the maker weighed it with or without the battery, because brands do it differently. | 20 oz (567 g)About 20 oz, as published. |
| Length | 10 in (254 mm)About 9 in in flood, 10 in in spot. |
| Head diameter | 2.75 in (69.8 mm) |
| Body (tube) diameter | 1.18 in (30 mm) |
| Mount | Predator Pro mount (option): 1 in, 30 mm and 35 mm scope tubes and Weaver/Picatinny rails (not included) |
| Water rating IP rating (water rating) A two-part code for how well the device keeps out dust and water. IP67 means dust-tight and survives a short dunk; an X means not tested. | No IP rating published |
| Buying | |
| Warranty Warranty How long the maker promises to repair or replace a faulty unit. Check whether it needs registration and whether it passes to a second owner. | 5 years on housing and module, 2 years on tail caps and switches, 1 year on batteries and charger |
| Maker part number | Not published |
| US price US price The price we found for the unit in the US, with where it came from and when. Prices change often, so treat it as a snapshot. | $155Light only with one module, Sniper Hog Lights. IR module adds $20. |
Source: Sniper Hog Lights: Hyperion 66 light, Sniper Hog Lights: light distances and candela chart.
Added October 12, 2026 · Specs last checked October 12, 2026