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Flashlight (Below Zero)

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The Flashlight is a battery-powered tool in Subnautica: Below Zero that provides light for night dives and cave exploration. It consumes energy from a Battery and can attract certain aggressive fauna like the Boneshark.

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Flashlight (Below Zero)

Flashlight

PropertyValue
CategoryTools
DescriptionBattery-powered, all-environment light source.
Blueprint SourcePlayer enters Drop Pod.
Acquired FromFabricator
Build Time3 seconds
Size1
Debug IDflashlight

The Flashlight is a tool crafted by using the Fabricator.

While equipped, the player can switch the Flashlight on or off. The Flashlight will generate light in the direction the player faces while it is equipped and switched on. It is useful for night dives and exploring caves.

The Flashlight consumes Energy from a Battery while switched on. The Flashlight can provide up to 13 minutes and 20 seconds of light on a single full Battery charge (8 seconds per unit of energy). The player can replace the Flashlight's Battery by pressing R.

Controls

ActionPCXboxPlaystationNintendo Switch
Turn On/OffRMBXBOX Right Trigger50px-PS4 R250px-SwitchZr
Change BatteryRXBOX X50px-Combops4sq50px-SwitchY

Uses

The main use of the Flashlight is its ability to light up areas so that they are visible to the player. The Flashlight can also affect certain fauna in different ways. For example, some aggressive fauna like the Boneshark will be attracted to it.

Much like the Knife, the Flashlight can also be used to efficiently break nodes as it smashes them with one swing, and also provides light to easily locate said resources.

Recipe

The blueprint for this item is unlocked when the player enters Drop Pod. It is crafted in the Fabricator.

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