Fenix LR35R Rechargeable Flashlight - 10000 Lumens!!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- www.fenixlight...
The LR35R is an extremely powerful flashlight that is capable of blasting an incredible 10000 lumens of light from a flashlight that is only 5.5” long. Powered by two 21700 rechargeable li-ion batteries, the LR35R is USB Type-C rechargeable and includes a battery level indicator to keep track of your batteries status. Intelligent step-down overheat protection helps keep the light from overheating while using the maximum outputs. The LR35R 10000 lumen flashlight is IP68 dustproof and waterproof. Perfect for outdoorsmen, or for anybody who wants to dramatically light up the night, the LR35R redefines what is possible from a mid-sized flashlight!
I have this flashlight. It is great and a long battery life.
its freaking fantastic, money well spent, it isn't as cumbersome as other models and the power is astounding considering it isnt that big.
If you had this kind of flashlight in horror games it would be over in minutes
Best company fenix !
That flashlight so bright i need that flashlight
Holy shit Fenix keeps on amazing me...I own several of their lights and am very pleased with everything about them!!! 10,000 lumens in the Size of the PD 40 which I believe is 2,000 lumens im impressed..
PD40 is 3000 lumens. But nevertheless still plenty of power.
Just getting into flashlights and impressed by the power and compact size. IMO Fenix is on top for having the best beam pattern.
BUT in this flashlight industry 6061 aluminum is far from special. It's very commonly used to making lots of stuff, cheap to make and not strong.
Come on Fenix, at least have these expensive flashlights made of 7075 or something harder. Step up the game in this industry. At the prices flashlights are currently selling for 7075 aluminum should be the minimum.
I understand profit is everything in business, but come on now. How are flashlights considered tactical when they break from a little higher than shoulder height? Thought they were capable for self defense and if you gotta throw the light they would still be working.
I know that business is doing so well in the flashlight industry, but I hope soon the people can have flashlights worth their current price when it comes to quality material, durability. Performance is already there. If anything, runtime would be the next thing to improve on. 6061 really is cheap and not that tough. Not even in hobby grade rc cars.
We feel that this aluminum is a quality material, a good compromise between durability and cost, that is strong enough to withstand most impacts, including getting run over by a car. Also, we recommend that you not throw your flashlight at an assailant. Please use the strobe mode to disorient them instead.
@@FenixLightingUSA thanks for replying. I understand they can be run over, but can't be dropped more than 3 to 4 feet. If I had to toss the flashlight to someone, it could break. It's not often that flashlights get run over. More common that they fall.
Oh well. I only suggested it and it seems fenix isn't trying to move forward in terms of durability. For what they sell for at fenix they should be made of at least 7075 aluminum. Fenix makes some of the best all around practical flashlights with good throw, flood and runtime, but value wise, it's not.
Kinda why all flashlight companies can easily throw out discounts all the time and still know they are profiting.
It's a lost cause for me so I won't go on.
This thing is incredible
I need that flashlight
I got that flashlight
I have it too. I haven't had the chance to fully try it out in multiple places as of yet, but I will soon. For $159, it seems great so far from what I've seen of it
I just bought one and found out that turbo will not stay for more than 1 second if the battery is below 85% percent. I need that 10000 lumens to make a quick search around the farm at night. My thrunite Tn36 which I had before this will do it with 50% battery
That doesn't sound correct. Please contact our warranty and sales department. www.fenixlighting.com/support/warranty-repairs/
holy crap fenix is best
I wish y’all can make a tail switch version of it!!!
The TK35UE V2.0 Flashlight is very similar with tail switch operation you are looking for. It also has a Tactical Mode that allows you to set the light to its brightest mode only. We should have those back in stock soon. www.fenixlighting.com/product/fenix-tk35ue-v2-flashlight/
I only do fenix lights ❤❤
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We sell/ship in the United States at www.fenixlighting.com
what could this light be with SFT40 LED's?
I assume you are looking for a longer distance beam? This light is meant to throw a very wide beam and is not intended to be a distance thrower. It gets hot enough as it is ;) Look to the HT18 (which has a SFT40) or LR50R (SST70) if you are looking for a longer throw. Also the TK35UE V2.0, which is very similar in size/shape, and has SFT40s, but throws less than the LR35R. www.fenixlighting.com/
Are the batteries in series or parallel?
Parallel.
@@FenixLightingUSA whatever happened to the old true Fenix homemade buck drivers? My tk35 was series. Grabbing an extra 17% runtime, while you can in a 2 cell light, is important to me. Runtime is everything, since the lux gets pretty dim with dead cells.... I know, the cover story is that parallel self balances cells. Which is not an issue if good cells and a battery tester came with the light. Of course, I carry a multimeter with me. But a single handed battery tester are far easier to operate.
Can I use the fenix 5000mah 21700 battery? And also can I use 5100mah 21700 imr battery?
It will work with the 5000mAh (Fenix ARB-L21-5000) but it will act a bit different. When the batteries get low it will cycle down to a lower brightness level. The 4000P that comes with it doesn't do that. It will give full output until the batteries are depleted. Flat top batteries cannot be used.
Is it use the unprotected 21700 battery ? thx
Our batteries have multi-protection mechanisms. You can read more about the battery that is included with this light here: www.fenixlighting.com/product/fenix-arb-l21-4000p-rechargeable-battery/
How much price I need one but price
www.fenixlighting.com/product/fenix-lr35r-rechargeable-flashlight/
Check the discription.
temperature color? 5700k or 6500k?
I do not know the exact color temperature, but it is not a warm light.
@@FenixLightingUSA What is a shame, is that these multi led lights do not include warm and coolish leds, with two ramping drivers, so the user could get the color we want, or all out mixture. I built a 240 watt light, with 40 percent 4000k and 60 percent 6500. I was surprised when I , together, they measure 5000k. I think color control is very important, but so far neglected in my job site color inspection lights. sometimes a blue looks better with a low cri cool, while the reds always look best with a high cri, unless they are orange reds. I would rather a dial a color temp light than a fixed tint and cri, anyday.
Fenix is very well know for using cool white LEDs. For sure they are not NW (4,000-5,200K)
Price?
$199.95
Too bad they're not made in USA....
We do have an entire U.S. based support staff. If you need customer service, you'll be talking with people right here in the USA.
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