Brand: Fenix Lighting
Max Lumens: 1600
Max Beam Distance: 610 feet (186 meters)
Max Runtime: 100 hours
Lighting Modes: 4 brightness levels on spotlight, 2 neutral brightness levels on floodlight, red, and SOS
Bulb Type: Luminus SST40 white light LED, an XP-G2 HE neutral white LED and two 2835 red light LEDs
Lens Material: Polycarbonate
Color Temperature: Spotlight 6000K
Size: Length: 3.72” (94.5mm) Width: 2.01” (51mm) Height: 1.81” (46mm)
Weight: 7.27 oz. (206g) including battery and headband
Battery: One included 21700 rechargeable li-ion battery
Included: ARB-L21-5000 li-ion battery, USB Type-C charging cable, spare O-ring
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA

Features

The Fenix HM70R Rechargeable Headlamp features a high-capacity 21700 battery, that not only boosts this headlamp to a maximum 1600 lumens, but also allows for a 100 continuous hour runtime when using 30 lumens on Low. Press and hold the large, glove-friendly switch to change over to the Functional mode to access two levels of neutral white light, a red reading light, and a red flash. The hidden USBC port adds to its IP68 dustproof/waterproof rating and allows you to quickly charge your headlamp with a 2A charging current. Battery level indicator, intelligent memory, and lock out function, round out the features of the Fenix HM70R Rechargeable Headlamp.

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