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FENIX E28R

FENIX LIGHTING Rechargeable Flashlight:

 1,500 lm Max Brightness, 2.1 hr Run Time at Max Brightness

Product Details

Catalog Page
499
Brand
FENIX LIGHTING
Manufacturer Part Number
E28R
Alternate Battery Size
CR123
Application
Industrial
Battery Chemistry
Lithium Ion
Battery Size
18650
Beam Color
White
Beam Distance Levels
28 m; 61 m; 90 m; 140 m; 200 m
Beam Focus
Fixed
Beam Intensity Levels
189 cd; 894 cd; 1,970 cd; 4,574 cd; 9,433 cd
Beam Pattern
Spot
Body Color
Black
Body Diameter
7/8 in
Body Material
Aluminum
Brightness Levels
30 lm; 150 lm; 350 lm; 800 lm; 1,500 lm
Charger Style Included
USB Type C Cord
Drop Rating
1 m
Features
Hard-Anodized Anti-Abrasive Finish; Low-Voltage Warning
Hazardous Location Specification
Not Rated
IP Rating
IP68
Includes
Lanyard; Spare O-Ring
Includes Batteries
Yes
Includes Charger
No
Includes Secondary Light
No
Intrinsically Safe
No
Lamp Life
50,000 hr
Lens Material
Glass
Light Output Modes
Eco; High; Low; Medium; Strobe; Turbo
Lighting Technology
LED
Manufacturer Warranty Length
Limited Lifetime
Maximum Beam Distance
199.9 m
Maximum Brightness
1,500 lm
Maximum Run Time
73.6 hr
Number of Batteries
1
Number of Light Output Levels
5
Overall Length
4-1/4 in
Peak Beam Intensity
4,574 cd
Power Source
Battery
Rechargeable
Yes
Resistance Properties
Dustproof; Waterproof
Run Time Levels
2.083 hr; 2.5 hr; 6 hr; 17.25 hr; 73.583 hr
Run Time at Maximum Brightness
2.1 hr
Series
E
Special Features
Battery Indicator Light; Multifuel
Special Operating Modes
Strobe
Standards
ANSI/NEMA FL 1
Switch Location
Body
Weight with Batteries
3.4 oz
UNSPSC
39111702
Country of Origin
China (subject to change)
Product Description

Rechargeable industrial flashlights replenish their battery charge for reuse, eliminating the need to regularly replace and dispose of batteries. They produce more consistent light output throughout their run time than flashlights powered by disposable batteries. These aluminum body flashlights dissipate heat from their LEDs, allowing extended use without burnout. They are commonly used for navigating underground tunnels, search-and-rescue operations, and other applications requiring lights to stay on for long periods of time. Aluminum won't melt like plastic, but it conducts electricity, is heavier, and is more likely to get scratched or dented.