FENIX LR40R Rechargeable 12000 Lumen Flashlight, Black

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In the brightest of the bright modes (Spot + Flood, Turbo), it started a good margin brighter than spec. is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, register number 689922 and act as a credit broker and not a lender. Hold the push button for ten seconds and the torch will flash twice to let you know it has entered the sensor function.

Also regarding low voltage protection – while the light steps down to Eco of the Spot emitter, the indicating switch is also blinking a single blue light (very quickly). For reference, here’s a baseline shot, with all the room lights off and almost nothing hitting the sensor.

They mention that the floodlight is perfect for illuminating the full width of the path ahead, and the single beam is good on its own. On the narrow windy country lanes I walk the dog cars would often mistake me for another car and slow down to let me pass! The Fenix LR40R is a rechargeable 12000-lumen flashlight offering spot and flood, USB-C charging, and powerbank features. When I look closer at the inside of the light I also notice how Fenix nicely puts its products together and properly finishes them.

is relatively simple: select the desired output mode with the “rotary toggle switch” and then use the electronic switch in the middle of the ring to turn it on and change brightness levels. The temperature protection will lower the output of the torch if the temperature reaches 65°C or above when using turbo, high II and high I. The controls consist of a rotary toggle switch for mode selection and an electronic switch that sits inside the rotary switch.It will reduce to 1000 lumens if the spot high mode is also being used, or 1500 lumens if it is just the flood being used. Did have a TK45, which had good throw but it was beam and flood combined which was a pain when taking photos underground.

However, I quickly found that it wasn’t an issue because the originating position is Off/Lock and then you scroll through Spotlight, then Floodlight, then Combo (spot + flood). By and large, I really like Fenix – my first “real” flashlight was a Fenix (the 187 lumen E25 model, if you’re curious). Lifetime maintenance: If repair is required after 2 years from the date of purchase, Fenix will charge for parts.If you only need a flood beam and have no use for throw then either torch works - though the LR40R seems to stay cooler than the TK72R. Omni Capital Retail Finance Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 720279).