Description
The Fenix C7 PRO Rechargeable Flashlight is a powerful floodlight built for professionals and outdoor users who need exceptional brightness across wide areas. Delivering up to 4600 lumens with a beam reaching 339 metres, it is designed to illuminate large workspaces, campsites, search areas, and industrial environments with ease. Equipped with four Luminus SST25 LEDs, the C7 PRO produces a broad, consistent beam while its reinforced aluminium construction provides excellent durability for demanding conditions. Featuring 20W USB Type-C fast charging, a magnetic tail cap, and an IP68 waterproof rating, this high-output torch is ready for reliable performance wherever the job takes you.
Features
- Produces up to 4600 lumens of powerful flood illumination
- Maximum beam distance of 339 metres
- Runtime of up to 85 hours
- Powered by four Luminus SST25 LEDs rated for 50,000 hours
- Seven output modes including five brightness levels, Strobe, and SOS
- Includes a Fenix ARB-L21-5000 V2.0 21700 rechargeable Li-ion battery
- USB Type-C fast charging supports up to 20W input
- Fully recharges in approximately 1.5 hours
- Magnetic tail cap allows convenient hands-free lighting
- Constant current circuitry delivers stable light output
- Durable stainless steel strike bezel
- Reinforced housing improves strength and impact resistance
- Battery level indicator and low-voltage warning
- Reverse polarity protection safeguards the flashlight
- Precision-machined from high-strength 6061 aluminium
- Premium HAIII hard-anodised finish resists wear and corrosion
- Toughened anti-reflective glass lens with up to 98% light transmission
- Anti-roll and textured anti-slip body design
- Detachable body clip for flexible carry options
- IP68-rated waterproof and dustproof construction
- Approximate colour temperature of 6500K
Jeff (verified owner) –
The Fenix C7 3000 is an impressive little torch, I use it for camping and fishing best torch I’ve had by a mile.
Rob (verified owner) –
The Fenix C7 3000 is very impressive! I tried it out in the streets, and it does throw usable light somewhere out to maybe 350+ metres. (Driven that street). 470m as claimed, haven’t tested yet.
For quality, size, performance and power, very hard to beat!