ANSI FL-1
Performance by mode
| Mode | Lumens | Runtime | Distance | Intensity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spot turbo | 1,800 | 2h 21min | 195 m | 9540 cd |
| Spot high | 600 | 4h 53min | 107 m | 2847 cd |
| Spot med | 150 | 18h 48min | 53 m | 696 cd |
| Spot low | 30 | 62h | 24 m | 139 cd |
| Flood high | 200 | 10h | 31 m | 240 cd |
| Flood med | 30 | 47h 16min | 11 m | 32 cd |
| Flood low | 5 | 268h | 4 m | 4 cd |
| Red high | 70 | 9h 32min | 17 m | 70 cd |
| Red med | 15 | 36h | 8 m | 14 cd |
| Red low | 3 | 158h | 4 m | 3 cd |
| Red flash | 3 | — | — | — |
Specifications
Size
Length: 105 mm · Width: 50.95 mm · Height: 38 mm
Weight
167.6 gm, including battery
Batteries
One Fenix ARB-L18-3400 Li-ion Rechargeable Battery (Included)
What's included
Fenix ARB-L18-3400 battery; Spare O-ring; USB Type-C charging cable
Key features
- 1800 lumens maximum output, 195 meters maximum beam distance.
- Utilizes one Luminus SST40-GEN2 white LED, one OSRAM 1414 CRI90 white LED, and one OSRAM 1414 red LED; with a lifespan of 50,000 hours each.
- Spotlight, floodlight and red light sources assist lighting needs in various complex outdoor scenarios.
- Dual side switch for mode switching and output selection.
- The detachable lamp can be used as a flashlight.
- Magnetic tail-cap for easy and flexible mounting.
- Powered by a replaceable ARB-L18-3400 battery.
- USB Type-C charging port with inner waterproof treatment.
- IP68-rated protection and 2 meters impact resistance.
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User manual
Fenix HM61R V3.0 user manual (.pdf)
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