Brand: Fenix Lighting
Max Lumens: 500
Max Beam Distance: 295 feet (90 meters)
Max Runtime: 30 hours
Lighting Modes: Seven modes including four brightness levels, red light, red flashing, and pulse light
Bulb Type: Two white light LEDs and one red light LED, with a lifespan of 50,000 hours
Lens Material: Polycarbonate
Color Temperature: 6500K
Size: Length: 2.07” (52.5mm) Width: 1.02” (26mm) Height: 0.51” (13mm)
Weight: 1.06 oz. (30g) including battery
Battery: Built-in 400mAh li-polymer battery
Included: USB Type-C charging cable, key ring
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA

Features

Super small and compact, the Fenix E03R V2.0 rechargeable keychain flashlight features upgraded performance with an extremely bright maximum 500 lumens. A single switch operates on/off and seven lighting modes, including four brightness levels, red light, red flashing, and a pulse light. The large battery level indicator lets you know when it's time to recharge the built-in battery via the USB Type-C charging port. This flashlight is built tough because of its all-metal construction and IP66 rating, making it heavy splashproof, and dustproof. Smaller than your key fob, the Fenix E03R V2.0 flashlight will be a welcomed addition to your keychain.

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