The Kraken Abyss 10000 offers 10,000 lumens of clean white flood with CRI 90 at 5600K. No colour modes — just consistent, reliable output that holds through the dive. 120° even beam with soft edges, no hotspots. 740g on land, 350g underwater. Push-button dial, USB-C charging, 100m depth rated.

Abyss 10000 – Pure Power, No Extras
The Abyss 10000 is built on the same proven platform as our Hydra 10000, but with one clear focus: everything you need, nothing you don’t. Designed for divers who want uncompromising light output without the added cost of multiple color modes, the Abyss 10000 delivers 10,000 lumens of high-CRI flood light in a compact, rugged body.

With a wide 120° beam angle, a true-to-life CRI 90 rating, and 5600K daylight balance, the Abyss 10000 ensures your underwater photos and videos capture colors exactly as they appear in nature — no washed-out blues, no lifeless tones.

We’ve also carried over the push-button + dial interface from the Hydra series, replacing the old 3-button system. Adjusting brightness is intuitive and effortless, even while wearing gloves.

Key Features

• 10,000 lumens constant output (12,000 burst): That’s the working output throughout the dive — not a peak figure that steps down after warm-up. We drive for consistent brightness so your exposure holds from the moment you turn it on to the end of the burn.
• CRI 90 @ 5600K: Accurate color reproduction that actually means something. Lights that skip the CRI rating on their spec sheet are usually hiding a number around 80 or lower — which is why footage looks greenish even when the exposure looks right. CRI 90 means reds, oranges, and skin tones come out the way they actually looked underwater.
• 120° flood beam — even, wide coverage with no hotspots
• Push-button + dial control — fast, intuitive brightness adjustments with gloves on
• Burn time: ~60 minutes at 80%
• USB-C PD charging with included 3×21700 Li-ion battery pack
• Depth rating: 100 m / 330 ft
• Weight: 730 g (land) / 340 g (underwater)

Burst Mode — Fiber-Optic Triggered

Sync via fiber optic cable to your camera’s built-in flash and the Abyss 10000 fires a quick, bright pulse timed to your shutter. Recycle is fast. The difference from a dedicated strobe isn’t recycle speed — it’s flash duration. A xenon strobe fires in microseconds, which is what fully freezes motion. Burst mode fires longer than that, so very fast-moving subjects won’t be frozen as sharply. For macro work on slower subjects — nudibranchs, cleaning stations, coral detail — it gives a meaningful brightness spike that continuous light alone cannot produce.