Extremely high output for both throw and flood illumination
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Fenix
Fenix LR36R
The Fenix LR36R is a powerful handheld hybrid flashlight combining LEP (laser excited phosphor) and LED technologies for both long-range throw and wide flood illumination. It features 10000 lumens output, an OLED display for runtime and battery information, and an IP68 rating for durable performance in harsh conditions.
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Weight493 g (17.39 oz)
PriceUS$360
Max lumens10000 lm
Battery2x 21700 Li-ion (fenix Arb-l21-5000 V2.0)
Technical Specs
Specifications
CategoryHandheld Flashlight
Length161 mm (6.34 in)
Head diameter55 mm (2.17 in)
Body diameter56 mm (2.20 in)
Max lumens10000 lm
Max candela396600 cd
Beam distance1260 m (4134 ft)
Max runtime6120 min
Battery type2x 21700 Li-ion (fenix Arb-l21-5000 V2.0)
RechargeableYes
Charging typeUsb-c Charging Port, Supports Onboard Charging And Can Function As Power Bank
IP ratingIP68 (UP TO 2 METERS FOR 30 MINUTES)
Impact resistance1.5 m (5 ft)
MaterialAerospace Hardened Aluminum With Type Iii Hard Anodized Finish, Hardened Ultra Clear Glass Lens With Anti-reflective Coating, Stainless Steel Bezel
Switch typeRotary Toggle Switch With Electronic Push Switch
Output Profile
Modes
Spot (laser Excited Phosphor)Floodlight (LED)Combined (spot+flood)StrobeSOSStepless Brightness Adjustment Via Rotary Switch
Carry Profile
Best for
Search And RescueOutdoor ActivitiesProfessional Use With Long-range Illumination NeedsCampingSurveillance And Object Protection
Field Signals
Common praise
Hybrid LEP + LED system provides versatile lighting
OLED display gives real-time battery and brightness info
Durable aerospace-grade aluminum construction with excellent waterproofing
Included accessories such as holster, lanyard, and USB-C charging cable
Smooth and stepless brightness adjustment via rotary switch
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Common complaints
Relatively heavy and bulky, limiting everyday carry convenience
Laser classification 3B requires careful handling and specialized purchase requirements
User interface can be confusing with mode switching and locking mechanisms
Battery runtime estimates on OLED can be inconsistent
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