Performance by mode
| Mode | Lumens | Runtime | Distance | Intensity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spot turbo | 1,600 | 3h 15min | 170 m | 7223 cd |
| Spot high | 600 | 5h | 103 m | 2659 cd |
| Spot med | 130 | 25h | 48 m | 575 cd |
| Spot low | 30 | 74h 30min | 23 m | 133 cd |
| Flood high | 350 | 9h | 36 m | 326 cd |
| Flood med | 70 | 25h | 14 m | 45 cd |
| Flood low | 5 | 292 | 4 m | 3 cd |
| Red high | 20 | 39h | 6 m | 8 cd |
| Red low | 3 | 185h | 3 m | 3 cd |
| Red flash | 3 | 370h | — | — |
Specifications
Key features
- Uses one Luminus SST40-GEN2 white LED, one Luminus SST20-GEN2 high-CRI neutral white LED, and one OSRAM 2835 red LED; with a lifespan of 50,000 hours each.
- Spotlight, floodlight and red light sources assist various lighting needs in various complex outdoor scenarios.
- Top mode switch enables quick mode switching and lock out function.
- Large side switch for easy selection of brightness levels.
- Powered by a rechargeable ARB-L18-4000 battery and compatible with two CR123A batteries.
- Hidden USB Type-C charging port with inner waterproof treatment.
- Premium type HAIII hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish.
- Made of durable A6061-T6 aluminum alloy material.
- IP68-rated protection and 2 meters impact resistance.
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User manual
Fenix HM60R V2.0 user manual (.pdf)
Accessories
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How to choose a Fenix flashlight or headlamp for Canadian conditions — lumens, beam distance, runtime, battery type, IP rating, and switch type explained plainly.
Common questions
How bright is the Fenix HM60R V2.0 headlamp?
The HM60R V2.0 produces 1,600 lumens on Spot Turbo with a 170-meter beam distance and a peak luminous intensity of 7,223 candela. The beam is tuned for hands-free throw on trails, work tasks, and search situations where you need to see further than a standard headlamp reaches.
Does the HM60R V2.0 have separate spot and flood beams?
Yes. The headlamp has three independent lighting channels — spot (long throw), flood (wide near-field), and red (night vision preservation). A dual-switch layout lets you change between beam types and brightness levels quickly, even with gloves on.
How long does the HM60R V2.0 run at each brightness level?
Spot Turbo (1,600 lumens) runs 3 hours 15 minutes, High (600) runs 5 hours, Med (130) runs 25 hours, Low (30) runs 74 hours 30 minutes. Flood tops at 9 hours on High (350 lumens). Red Low runs 185 hours and Red High 39 hours — useful range for multi-day trips.
Is the HM60R V2.0 rechargeable, and can it use CR123A batteries?
The primary power source is the included ARB-L18-4000 18650 rechargeable cell, charged through a hidden USB-C port on the headlamp. In an emergency or on long expeditions away from power, it also accepts two CR123A primary cells as a drop-in backup.
Is the HM60R V2.0 waterproof and durable?
The body is IP68 sealed against dust and water immersion and carries a 2-meter impact rating. The shell is HAIII-anodized A6061-T6 aluminum — built to take hits, wet weather, and rough handling without compromising the light engine.
What is the red light mode for?
Red preserves night-adapted vision for map reading, astronomy, hunting setup, and moving around a tent or campsite without waking others. Three red modes are available (high, low, and a low-drain flash beacon) with runtimes measured in days rather than hours.
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