FENIX WT20R - rechargeable flashlight

FENIX WT20R - rechargeable flashlight

Fenix WT20R is a universal rechargeable work torch with a unique articulated design with a tilting reflector with two LEDs. Each of the two powerful Cree LEDs provides up to 400 lumens (ANSI) of light output, but with a different type of reflector. The first is tailored for a wide cone of light, ideal for shorter distance work lighting.

The second, on the other hand, has a narrow cone of light with a range of up to 117 metres. The 105-degree tilting head ensures maximum versatility. The Fenix WT20R flashlight also features a sturdy steel clip for easy carrying on a belt or workwear, as well as a magnetic end cap. Its versatility makes the flashlight very useful for work use, camping, outdoor activities and many other applications.

The flashlight is powered by a 2000 mAh Lithium-polymer battery, which is charged via its own built-in micro-USB connector and can be replaced with two pencil (AA) batteries in an emergency. The Fenix WT20R features six levels of illumination, allowing users to choose the appropriate compromise between light intensity and runtime.

Despite all its functionality, the battery retains its small size and light weight of 154 grams including the battery pack. All flashlight parameters (lumen output, battery run time, waterproofing, range and shock resistance) are measured in accordance with ANSI/NEMA FL 1-2009.

Package contents: Flashlight with rechargeable battery, micro-USB cable, wrist lanyard, replacement o-ring.

Warranty: 5 years on flashlight, 2 years on battery

Fenix WT20R Work Flashlight Specifications

• Powerful Cree XD16 S3 and Cree XP-G3 S4 LEDs used
• 50,000 hours lifetime
• Six power modes
• Digitally controlled for constant brightness
• Electronics remembers last mode set
• Fenix ARB-LP-2000U 2000 mAh lithium polymer battery
• Can be recharged via built-in micro-USB connector
• In an emergency, two pencil batteries can also be used (AA type - alkaline, lithium or rechargeable NiMH)
• Battery charge status indication
• Made of aerospace hardened aluminum and impact resistant plastic
• Hard anodized metal parts type HA-III
• Electronics with reverse battery insertion protection
• Resistant to falls from a height of 1 meter
• Waterproof to IP66 standard
• Magnetic end cap - the flashlight can be attached to anything metal
• Hardened ultra clear glass lens with anti-reflective surface
• TIR collimators for a perfect light cone with a range of up to 117 metres
• Electronic switch on the side of the flashlight for switching on and changing power levels
• Capable of standing on its own on flat ground
• Head can be tilted 105° in several steps

Power Modes:
Wide Cone: 400 lumens (3.5 hours)-> 150 lumens (10 hours)-> 50 lumens (21 hours)
Far Cone: 400 lumens (3.5 hours)-> 150 lumens (10 hours)-> 50 lumens (21 hours)

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Dimensions: 11.75 cm (length) x 4.32 cm (width) x 2.83 cm (height)
Weight: 154 grams (including battery)
Material: aerospace grade hardened aluminum

Using the Fenix WT20R LED Flashlight
The flashlight is switched on and off by pressing the button for 0.5 seconds, once it is on the light modes are switched by briefly pressing it. To switch between wide and distance cone, the button must be pressed twice in quick succession. The flashlight remembers the last mode and cone set.

Charging
Remove the battery from the flashlight and plug the included cable into the built-in micro-USB connector on the battery. Plug the other end of the cable into a computer, power bank or car USB adapter. (not included). The LED on the battery pack glows red during charging and turns blue when fully charged.
Charge status indication (works only with original battery pack) - After briefly pressing the button (the flashlight must be turned off), the LED battery charge indicator in the button will activate. Four lit LEDs indicate the battery is over 80% charged, three lit 60-80%, two lit 40-60%, one lit 20-40% and one flashing LED indicates the battery is less than 20% charged.

Caution
Do not disassemble the sealed part in the head of the flashlight yourself, it will violate the warranty.
Remove the batteries from the flashlight (when using AA batteries) if you will not be using it for an extended period of time or if the battery is already dead. Otherwise, some lower quality batteries may drain and damage the flashlight.
If the protective rubber rings appear damaged after extended use, replace them. The rings should also be lubricated to prevent erosion of the rubber. By following these rules, the flashlight will be properly protected against water.
If the flashlight flickers or does not light up, it may be due to one of the following reasons:
The batteries are almost dead -recharge or replace them.
The contacts inside the flashlight are dirty - clean them with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol.