FENIX HP15 Ultimate Edition - LED headlamp

The Fenix HP15 Ultimate Edition LED headlamp offers unmatched power up to 900 lumens (ANSI) and a range of 178 meters. It uses four AA pencil batteries for power, which are housed in a case on the back of the head. Excellent performance has been achieved by using the latest Cree XM-L2 LED. This makes it the most powerful pencil battery powered LED headlamp on the market!

The headlamp offers a total of 6 power modes including an SOS signal for use in emergency situations. In the lowest mode with 10 lumens, it provides an excellent battery life of up to 170 hours (7 days). The headlamp is powered by digitally regulated constant current to guarantee constant light output even when the battery voltage is reduced (when the batteries are slowly discharging).

HP15 Ultimate is suitable for a variety of outdoor activities, such as cross-country skiing, ski mountaineering, night running, cycling, fishing, caving and other activities. All headlamp parameters (lumen output, battery life, waterproof, range and shockproof) are measured in accordance with ANSI/NEMA FL 1-2009.

• The latest high-performance Cree XM-L2 LED with 50,000 hours of life
• Total of six power modes
• Aluminum reflector for a perfect light cone with a range of 178 meters
• Digitally controlled for constant brightness
• Uses four pencil batteries (AA type - alkaline, lithium or rechargeable NiMH)
• Batteries are inexpensive and widely available
• Switches are protected against accidental switching on in luggage
• Batteries housed in a separate case that can be placed on the back of the neck
• Reflector can be tilted in several steps
• Possibility to adjust the desired direction of light
• Insensitive to drops from a height of 1 meter
• Waterproof to IPX-6 standard
• Hardened ultra clear glass lens with anti-reflective surface

Power Modes:
Measured with 2500mAh rechargeable NiMH batteries: BURST 900 lumens: (switches to previous light mode after 30s) -> 400 lumens (3.5 hours) -> 150 lumens (10 hours) -> 50 lumens (40 hours) -> 10 lumens (160 hours) -> SOS
Measured with included alkaline batteries: BURST 900 lumens: (switches to previous light mode after 30s) -> 400 lumens (3.1 hours) -> 150 lumens (8 hours) -> 50 lumens (44 hours) -> 10 lumens (170 hours) -> SOS

Material: durable plastic and T6 aerospace-grade hardened aluminum
Weight: 182 grams (including straps, without batteries)
Lumen output: 900 lm
Range: 178 m

Using the headlamp
Fenix HP15 Ultimate Edition Assemble the headlamp according to the pictures in the included English manual. The headlamp is switched on by pressing the button, once the headlamp is switched on the basic light modes (10 - 50 - 150 - 400 lumens) are switched again by pressing the button. Switching off is achieved by holding the button for half a second, SOS mode is activated by holding the button for 3 seconds. After switching off, the headlamp remembers the last set level of illumination (except for SOS and the 900 lumen short-term mode). When the light head is in the basic non-folded position, the buttons are protected by a plastic protrusion against accidental switching (for example, when carried in luggage). The short-term BURST mode of 900 lumens is activated by holding the orange button for 1.2 seconds, after 30 seconds the headlamp switches back to the previous power mode. Low battery warning - the headlamp will gradually reduce the number of available power modes automatically. Only the single lowest mode will be available when the batteries are fully discharged.

Warning
Do not disassemble the sealed parts yourself, it will breach the warranty. Use only high quality pencil batteries to avoid damaging the flashlight, for example due to battery leakage. Remove the batteries from the headlamp if you will not be using it for a long time or if the batteries are already dead. Otherwise, some inferior batteries may damage the headlamp. If the headlamp blinks, does not switch to higher power modes, or does not light up, it may be due to one of the following reasons. The contacts in the battery holder are dirty - clean them with a cotton ball dipped in alcohol.