Flashlight Fenix WF26R

This Fenix WF26R flashlight has six different light modes. It has a maximum output of 3000 lumen with an intensity of 52,888 candela and it has an impressive maximum range of 450 meters. The housing is made of impact-resistant 6061-T6 aluminium, that can take a hit and it has a weight of only 222 grams. The metal clip ensures you can easily attach the flashlight to your clothing or gear. 

So the flashlight has six light modes. It has a Turbo mode, that pushes the flashlight to the limit and which can be used up to two and a half hours on a fully charged battery. There is also a high mode and a medium mode, as well as an Eco light mode. The Eco mode has an output of 30 lumens with a range of 47 meters. You can use the Fenix WF26R flashlight for an impressive 44 hours in Eco mode, provided the battery is fully charged. The other two modes are the stroboscope -which can be used to scare people off- and a SOS mode. You can easily switch between the different modes by using the two buttons on the back of the flashlight. One main button to turn the flashlight on or off and a side button to switch between the different light modes. The light from this flashlight comes from the Luminus SST70 LED light. 

You will receive a Fenix ARB-L21-5000 V2.0 battery along with this flashlight, which can be charged in the charging cradle you get with the flashlight. That charging cradle is a relatively small cradle and you can easily mount it on a variety of surfaces. There’s a magnetic charging cable located in the cradle, that is actually responsible for charging the Fenix WF26R flashlight. The charging cable can also be disconnected, which provides some added flexibility when it comes to charging the flashlight. It takes about three hours to fully charge the flashlight. 

This Fenix WF26R flashlight has an aluminium housing that has an IP68 waterproof rating. This means it is entirely dustproof, so no dust or dirt can penetrate the housing. It also means the flashlight is entirely waterproof and the manufacturer indicates the flashlight can be submerged to a depth of two meters for a maximum of four hours.