fenix HM65R-T Headlamp & APB-20 Headlamp Bag/Head Lamp Storage Box, Black,

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The headlamp is fitted with high performance components to be usable in extreme weather conditions (45°C to -35°C) The fully custom lighting is a huge plus for this lamp as you can strategically turn the brightness up and down. Save battery by keeping it low during the night portions of your race. When needing to move a little faster or find a trail sign, blast that baby like there’s no tomorrow. Shop HM65R-T Battery

Retaining the same circuitry as the HM65R-T, the constant light output allows consistent brightness combined with long run times, lighting your way on the trails for extended periods without a battery change. High: 1300 lumens – 4 hrs runtime (the high output is measured in total of runtime including output at reduced levels due to temperature or protection mechanism in the design)

Additional Features of the Fenix HM65R

Charging is via a USB outlet on the reverse side of the head unit and protected by a waterproof rubber cover. It's also possible, of course, to carry a spare battery for longer use.

A: Yes, med output level of spotlight or floodlight is selected for first use, after that the lamp memorizes the previously used output level. Note: *The high spot output is measured at total run-time, including output at reduced levels due to temperature or the built-in protection mechanism.Each beam features 3 brightness settings and for extended use the floodlight will last 300 hours on the 5 lumen low setting or 36 hours at the 70 lumen medium setting. Plenty of light to get you through the longest of activities! A dual lamp set up provides a powerful 1300lm spotlight and a 400lm pure floodlight. Paired together they can achieve a 1500 lumen boost output. With updated circuitry, the Trail edition features constant light output giving consistent brightness combined with long run times, lighting your way on the trails for extended periods without a battery change. Fenix updated the two emitters for the HM65R-T. The emitter in the bigger opening below is the “Spot” emitter and is a Luminus SST-40. The temperature isn’t mentioned, but it’s clearly cool (or cooler) white.

The Fenix HM65R-DT is a worthy successor to the already popular HM65R-T, offering an array of upgrades that cater to the needs of competitive trail and ultra runners. With its dual spotlight design, consistent brightness, comfortable BOA headband, USB-C charging, and color options, it's an excellent choice for those who seek reliable illumination and comfort during their nocturnal adventures. Whether you're exploring rugged trails or pushing your limits in challenging conditions, the Fenix HM65R-DT is your beacon of light in the darkness. The combination of the BOA adjustment system and the reduced weight obviously have an impact on the balance of a headtorch, but the adjustment level offered by the BOA and the reduced weight on the front of your head make for a good fit and a good balance. Li-ion batteries are powerful cells designed for commercial applications and must be treated with caution and handled with care. Only use quality batteries with circuit protection will reduce the potential for combustion or explosion; but cell damage or short circuiting are potential risks the user assumes. Solution: Replace battery (Ensure battery is inserted according to the manufacturer’sspecifications). There are two switches on the HM65R. They’re built into the top of the light and share a rubber cover.Long-term use can result in O-ring wear. To maintain a proper water seal, replace the ring with an approved spare． If the lamp will not be used for an extended period, remove the battery, or the lamp could be damaged by electrolyte leakage. The HM65R-T is an iterative design – I’ve reviewed the HM65R already. I believe these might be the only two versions. There are no emitter options. Price These switches have icons, which of course can’t be seen when wearing the light, and are indistinguishable by feel. When the light is on your head, the rightmost button is throw, and leftmost is flood. The emitter is directly below the corresponding switch.