Fenix - CL28R Rechargeable Lantern with Color Adjust
Fenix - CL28R Rechargeable Lantern with Color Adjust is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The Fenix CL28R Rechargeable Lantern is an exceptional choice for illuminating your campsite or work site with ease. Featuring a maximum output of 2000 lumens, this lantern can light up a 160° area up to 190 feet away. Its standout feature is the color dial, allowing you to adjust the color temperature from cool to warm, making it ideal for night photography and enhancing color rendering. Additionally, a separate red LED is available for tasks requiring night vision preservation.
This lantern is equipped with built-in batteries that are rechargeable via a USB-C port, and it can also function as a power bank to charge other devices. The magnetic base and tripod mount offer versatile hands-free lighting options, making it a perfect tool for various environments.
Key Features
- Max Lumens: 2000 for powerful illumination
- Color Temperature: Adjustable between 2700K to 6000K
- Max Beam Distance: 190 feet (58 meters)
- Lighting Modes: Stepless brightness, red light, and red flash
- Battery: Two built-in 5000mAh rechargeable batteries
- USB-C and USB-A ports for charging and discharging
- Magnetic base and tripod socket for hands-free use
- Made of durable A6061-T6 aluminum with HAIII hard-anodized finish
- Dual rotary switches for brightness and color adjustment
- 360° rotary handle for all-around lighting
Specifications
- Weight: 13.26 oz. (376g) including battery
- Size: Height: 3.96” (100mm), Width: 3.82” (97mm), Depth: 1.61” (41mm)
- Bulb Type: COB LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA
- Color: Gray
- Included: USB Type-C charging cable, key chain
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