Brand: Fenix Lighting
Max Lumens: 2800
Max Beam Distance: 1247 feet (380 meters)
Max Runtime: 42 hours
Lighting Modes: Five brightness levels and strobe
Bulb Type: Luminus SFT70 LED
Lens Material: Glass
Color Temperature: Around 6500K
Size: Length: 5.74” (145.8mm) Head: 1.04” (26.5mm) Body: 1.01” (25.7mm)
Weight: 5.96 oz. (169g) including battery
Battery: One included 21700 rechargeable li-ion battery
Included: ARB-L21-5000 Li-ion battery, USB Type-C charging cable, holster, lanyard, spare O-ring
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA

Features

Fenix’s best selling PD36R has gone PRO. It’s everything you like about the PD36R, but with just a little more power on the top end. Featuring a maximum 2800 lumen turbo mode, this flashlight can throw that light 1247 feet (380m). The glove-friendly dual tail switches control on/off, momentary on, and six lighting modes. The 5000mAh battery provides plenty of power to keep this light running up to 42 hours, and it is USB Type-C rechargeable. Built tough, the PD36R PRO is impact resistant, dustproof and waterproof underwater to 2 meters. Maximum brightness and solid performance makes this flashlight the one to own for all your lighting needs. The PD36R PRO is compatible with the AER-05 Remote Switch.

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