Fenix LR80R Super Bright 18,000 Lumens Rechargeable Flashlight

The Fenix LR80R Super Bright 18,000 Lumens Rechargeable Flashlight features a range 1,130 meters for search or night photography, maximum power of 18,000 lumens, rechargeable batteries, USB port and discharge port, detachable handle, tripod attachment, battery level indicator, LED lights, dual side switch, overheat protector, and intelligent brightness change sensor sensing distance.

Features:

• Design: super bright Flashlight, 1,130 meters search range, perfect for rescue, caving activities or night photography.
• Maximum power: 18,000 lumens.
• Rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack: 7.2V/12,000mAh, built-in.
• Beam: 1130 meters, for searching any object in the dark.
• Flashlight body with USB charging port: Type C, for charging. It also has USB port fordownload function or external power, to charge other devices such as cell phone.
• Adapter with dual port: USB Type-C port, supporting 45W maximum charge, and USB port supporting 12W maximum charge (5V/2.4A).
• Detachable handle: Easy to carry.
  
• Standard tripod mount: For outdoor and night photography.
• Battery level indicators: Indicates the charge of the Flashlight.
• LED: 6 Luminus SST70 LEDs, with a life of 50,000 hours.
• Dual side switch: Controls two separate drives.
• Charging time: 4 hours for full charge.
• Intelligent downward brightness change sensor: To avoid high temperatures in short-range lighting.
• Dimensions: Length: 259 mm. Head diameter: 107 mm. Body diameter: 54 mm.
• Weight: 1,636 g, including battery.
• Includes: Phoenix LR80R Flashlight, charging adapter, USB Type-C charging cable, shoulder strap, hanging ring screw, spare O-ring, user manual and warranty card.
• Spot beam angle: 9°.
• Spill beam angle: 58°.
• Overheat protector: When the light reaches a temperature of 60°C or above, the light will automatically lower some lumens to reduce the temperature. When the temperature drops below 60°C, it will allow the user to re-select the highest mode.
• Color temperature: 6,000 K.
• Standby current: Less than 100 µA.
• Sensing distance of the intelligent downward brightness change sensor: Approximately 60 mm. The sensing distance varies depending on the different materials and colors of objects, which reflect light differently.