Fenix LR40R 12,000 Lumen Rechargeable Flashlight

Fenix LR40R 12,000 Lumen Rechargeable Flashlight

LR40R features 2 beams which can be used individually or combined.

Spotlight beam: 4 brightness settings with 1000 lumens Max and a beam range of 640 Meters
Floodlight beam: 5 brightness settings with 11000 lumens Max and a beam range of 410 meters plus strobe and SOS functions
Combined beam: 12000 lumens Max with a beam range of 773 meters

Fenix LR40R searchlight other features:

* Flood and throw beams can be combined at various lighting levels
* Premium stainless steel switches control spot and flood beams individually
* USB type C fast charging refills the battery in 3.3 hours (with suitable mains adapter – QC3.0 protocol required. Charging cable supplied, suitable USB charger required)
* USB discharge function – top up your phone! Eco and Low spotlight modes still operate while discharging
* 4 x LED battery level indicator in front of operation switches (operates with included battery with the light switched off. Single click either switch to activate)
* Lock out function to prevent accidental activation. Press both buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds to lock or unlock the light from the off position
* Digitally regulated, maintains constant brightness (dependent on temperature and battery level)
* Holster included

For full product details please refer to the user manual in the images area and linked in the specifications area.

Please note that due to the small form factor and high power, the highest output settings (flood light) are temperature limited and will gradually downshift to lower outputs as the light heats up. Typically around 1.5-2 minutes of run time is available at Max combined setting before downshifting occurs. Max is available again after the light cools. See run time graph below for performance at continuous Max output and all other power levels.

For search use the 1000 lumen beam can be used for extended periods whilst the 11,000 lumen floodlight will brightly illuminate a large area for approx 35 minutes (2 minutes at 11,000, 33 minutes at 6000 lumens )