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The Fenix E30R rechargeable flashlight is a hi-performance flashlight in a compact, everyday carry design. Less than 4″ long, this flashlight can blast a maximum 1600 lumens a distance of 666ft (203m). Powered by an included 18650 (3500mAh) Li-ion battery, this flashlight is fully rechargeable via its magnetic charging port. Convenient side switch activates all lighting modes and includes a battery level indicator—helping you always know the status of your battery. Waterproof and dustproof, the Fenix E30R will be your go-to everyday carry flashlight.
Size:
Length: 3.9” (99mm)
Body: 0.8” (21.5mm)
Head: 1.0” (25.4mm)
Weight: 1.8 oz. (51g) excluding batteries
Battery: One 18650 rechargeable Li-ion battery (included) or two CR123A Lithium batteries can be used in an emergency
Included: Fenix ARB-L18-3500 rechargeable Li-ion battery, magnetic charging cable, body clip, lanyard, spare O-ring
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA
On/off
With the light unlocked, press and hold the switch for 0.5 seconds to turn on/off the light.
Output Selection
With the light switched on, single click the side switch to cycle through Eco→Low→Med→High→Turbo.
Strobe
With the light unlocked, press and hold the switch for 1.2 seconds to enter Strobe, single click once again to turn back to previously used output level.
Lock/Unlock
Battery Replacement
Unscrew the light head and insert the battery with the anode side (+) towards the light head, then screw the light head back on.
Magnetic Absorption Charging
Connect the USB AM port of the charging cable to the power source, then hold the magnetic end of the charging cable close to the flashlight. The charging cable will attach to the charging port automatically and charging will begin. Max charging current is 1.35A.
Note:
1. Recharge a stored light every four months to maintain optimal battery performance.
2. The flashlight can be used while the light is being charged, but charging time will be prolonged.
Battery Level Indication
With the light switched off, single click the switch to check the battery status. The battery level indicator will display the battery status for 3 seconds.
Low-voltage Warning
When the voltage level drops below the preset level, the flashlight is programmed to downshift to a lower brightness level until Eco output is reached. When this happens in Eco output mode, the battery level indicator blinks red to remind you to recharge the battery. To ensure normal use, the flashlight will not turn off automatically and will work till the battery level runs out.
Note: This only works with Fenix 18650 Li-ion battery.
Intelligent Downshift
Overheat Protection
The light will accumulate a lot of heat when used on Turbo or High output level for extended periods. When the light reaches a temperature of 65℃ or above, the light will automatically step down by 5% every 10 seconds to reduce the temperature, and until to 350 lumens.
When the temperature is reduced below 65℃, Turbo mode can be reselected; or only 900 lumens can be reached.
Usage and Maintenance
If the above methods don’t work, please contact your authorized distributor.
Warning
This flashlight is a high-intensity lighting device capable of causing eye damage to the user or others. Avoid shining the flashlight directly into anyone’s eyes.
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John –
It’s a nice build, but I was mislead by the 1600 lumen rating they state is good for 1 hour and 27 minutes. Once you dig into the literature, it’s 1600 lumens for 90-seconds which then downshifts to 900 lumens, I find that it downshifts even further after about 45 minutes. I can understand why they have it downshift as it almost gets too hot to hold on turbo mode in that 90 seconds. It is a pretty diffuse beam that is a little yellower than hoped so the lower lumen settings do seem dim to me. Was hoping to have this little light replace my fenix TK-41, but it probably wont.
Dianne –
Hi John – the chart does state that the 1 hour 27 minute run time on Turbo is the cumulative run time, due to the intelligent downshift to protect the light from heat.
Chris –
I missed the fact that this light doesn’t have memory. When you turn it on you have to cycle through lower output modes to reach turbo every time, which makes it not suited for tactical or first responder carry. Apart from that the light is what I’ve become used to from Fenix: high quality materials and finish, brilliant light output, and a very easy to use magnetic charge cord. It will make a great utility/search light to my growing collection of Fenix flashlights, but will not be carried for duty.
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Fenix Team First Review:
Our evaluation of this unit is that it is a wonderful compliment to the line.
-Large as most of us would allow an EDC to be, but really comfortable in the pocket. Most of us carry a PD25 right now (some E18R), and felt this was even more comfortable to carry.
-Easy operation with simple hold. We also always want to call out that this does NOT have a rear switch. Another point on the operation is that their is NO mode memory on this light. The light will cycle through from eco, low, mid, high, turbo setting each time beginning with eco. So not good for tactical use where they generally want a “no questions high” when they turn on.
-Turbo setting does a great job of producing a clean powerful beam. Lights up a nice area of light. Wouldn’t call it a thrower because the beam is more balanced, but it holds it’s own against the PD35 and UC35 from our line of products. It’s also important to point out that the turbo performs at the 1600 lumens for a limited time before kicking down to 900 lumens. When you aren’t just staring at the wall (you know who you are) with the light you can barely tell the transition. Still plenty of light to allow this compact model to impress.
-Body design is very sharp looking with a real comfort in your hand. We all loved the feel in our hands and thought it was our most comfortable to hold flashlight. The size is just ideal.
-Clip is handy and allows for a deep pocket fit. We all can nick pick at what is our favorite clip style and how the light should be positioned, but we all thought it was nice and compliments the EDC nature of the light.
-Heat…Important to call out with any of these extreme compact and extremely bright lights that heat will build up in the small structure. It’s why the light has to be designed with the kick down mechanisms at around 90 seconds and then the heat sensors built in to drop further depending on temperature. We felt this light on Turbo was warm at 2 min and hot at the 4 minute mark. You can still hold the light so it’s not like it’s burning you, but you will notice the warmth in the body and the hot on the head of the flashlight. We also felt the clip got hotter than the body after the 3 minute mark. Heat in the head must resonate down the clip over time. Our test were mostly done in the warehouse with avg temperature. The limited test outside with more air flow allowed the temperature of the light to be way less. Bottomline, don’t let this stop you from buying, but be aware it will get hot if you use this on the highest level for extended periods of time (much like the PD35 and UC35). Our thought is the high and turbo is not generally used for longer times anyway, so it was a moot point for us.
Bottomline- We all loved this light. We all liked the E18R when it launched and think that this is a E18R on steroids without being too much bigger. Buy this because it’s operation and size are ideal for a general use carry. There are other lights from us to buy for tactical applications. This one is not the best fit for that. It’s for the person who won’t leave the house without their knife and flashlight and prefer to have them in their pocket (WE ARE ALL GUILTY HERE).