Fenix Lights Flashlights HL26R LED Headlamp Yellow Md: FX-HL26RY

Fenix Flashlights HL26R LED Headlamp Yellow Md: FX-HL26RY

The Fenix HL26R is an ultra lightweight rechargeable headlamp specifically designed for trail running. With built-in rechargeable Li-polymer battery, it can be charged through Micro USB port. Featuring spotlight and floodlight, dual switches for fast operation, plus IP66 rated structure and fully reflective headband, the HL26R is competent for the complex environments of trail running and long distance hiking.



Features :

- Built-in 1600mAh Li-polymer battery

- Micro USB rechargeable

- Digitally regulated output maintains constant brightness

- Overcharging and over-discharging protection to protect the battery and circuit from damage

- Spotlight and floodlight separately controlled by two different switches

- 60 degree tilt mechanism directs the beam where needed

- Made of quality PC and aluminum

- Integrated injection molded shell

- Battery level indication

- Reflective and sweat-block headband

- IP66 Water Resistance Rating



Includes :

- 1 - Fenix HL26R

- 1 - USB Charging Cable

- 1 - User Manual

- 1 - Warranty Card



Specifications :

- Color: Yellow

- Utilizes Cree XP-G2 R5 white LED and Nichia white LEDs with a lifespan of 50,000 hours

- Built-in 1600mAh Li-polymer battery

- Features Spotlight Mode plus Floodlight Mode

- Spotlight

Burst: 450 Lumens (1 hour 30 min) - 328'

High: 130 Lumens (6 hours)

Med: 70 Lumens (12 hours)

Low: 30 Lumens (25 hours)

- Floodlight

High: 40 Lumens (13 hours) - 33'

Low: 4 Lumens (100 hours)

SOS: 40 Lumens (26 hours)

- Length: 2.6"

- Width: 1.7"

- Height: 1.5"

- Weight: 3.0 oz.

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