$86.00 $64.95
The Fenix LD42 is a AA battery powered flashlight that can throw 1000 lumens a maximum distance of 1148ft (350m). This flashlight features a patented mechanical rotary switch which allows you to quickly turn on and select between five brightness levels with a simple twist. The flat body design provides a more natural grip and large belt clip ensures a secure carry. Dustproof and waterproof underwater to two meters, and made of high-strength aluminum and plastic, this light is more than tough enough to handle any task. The LD42 is perfect for those looking for more lighting power from a AA flashlight.
Length: 6.3” (159.5mm)
Body: 1.28” (32.5mm)
Head: 1.34” (34mm)
3.5 oz. (100g) excluding batteries
Four AA batteries (included)
Four AA batteries (alkaline), body clip, lanyard, holster, spare O-ring
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Rotate the mechanical switch to the right side to turn on the light; rotate the switchback left to the OFF mode to turn off the light.
Rotate the mechanical rotary switch to cycle thru OFF⇄Eco⇄Low⇄Med⇄High⇄Turbo.
| Type | Dimensions | Nominal Voltage | Usability | |
| Ni-MH Battery | AA | 1.2V | Recommended | √ |
| Alkaline Battery | AA | 1.5V | Usable | √ |
| Non-rechargeable Battery (Lithium) | AA | 1.5V | Usable | √ |
| Rechargeable Battery (Li-ion) | 14500 | 3.7V | Banned | × |
Warning:
Unscrew the light head to insert the batteries with correct polarity in accordance with the graphics on the top surface of the battery compartment, then screw the light head back on.
The light will accumulate a lot of heat when used on Turbo for extended periods. When the light reaches a temperature of 60°C or above, the light will automatically step down to 300 lumens to reduce the temperature. When the temperature drops below 60°C, it will then automatically return to Turbo mode.
If the above methods don’t work, please contact your authorized distributor.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Been searching for a light that uses a common battery and will produce something bright 300+ lumens. Nice thing is that its compact and has a pretty far throw. Its quite tough to find a light that will give you this result for the duration before you go to some sort of rechargeable or 123 battery which aren’t as common should you run into a situation. Recommended
David Luebkeman (verified owner) –
On off and increasing power too difficult. There are much easier design solutions.
Dennis P. (verified owner) –
Eats batteries very quickly even at the lower settings
P T –
Ease of use should be appreciated, and this light excels at it. My only disappointment is in the width of the beam. I wanted this as a general purpose, no-fumbling-around-trying-to-remember-how-to-turn-it-on-without-giving-myself-a-strobing-seizure light. But the narrow beam limits its usefulness for me. I wanted to get one for my 85+ year old father, but he’d need a wider beam for his general purposes usage.
Gerson A. (verified owner) –
Good light
Nick C. (verified owner) –
This is a very bright flashlight on its highest setting. I really like the adjustable head for brightness. The handle is a little different with it being rectangular shape but overall is really comfortable and im gonna test out its durability this hunting season.
David W. (verified owner) –
I feel that this is an excellent light for general use. It throws a very respectable beam. It is as bright as one would want for general purpose use. It also has long run times especially on the lower power settings. This is extremely important for power outages which are becoming more frequent of late. The LD42 and a 12 pack of AA’s should easily get you through at least a week with judicious use.
The plastic body does not bother me in the least. I hold no illusions about going on a special ops mission and needing a bullet proof light. That being said I wish that the holster was of a little better quality
The rotary switch is very easy to find in the dark as opposed to so many of the “tactical” lights on the market today. It is also easily manipulated by these old worn out hands.
Everyone should have a good general purpose light in their emergency, get home, get out, whatever kit. I feel that the LD42 fills this purpose very nicely.
S P (verified owner) –
New type switch works great
Robert Camreta (verified owner) –
It is very bright. It is a little heavier than I anticipated and after using your other lights with the button on the back, it took a little getting used to the dial control.
Larry J Stansel (verified owner) –
Finally a light that you can just simply turn the head one way and make it brighter!! Nothing to figure out or remember. Got one for me and my father. No more explaining how to turn on and what trick to to do to make it brighter.
Securitydawg (verified owner) –
This is a nice flashlight. Feels good in your hand. Rotary switch is easy to manipulate while holding the light. Bright center with very usable halo/spill. Will run it on the included alkaline batteries until they die and then switch to NiMH’s. Did not read the specification’s close enough to catch that the body is made out of PLASTIC. Was disappointed when I opened the box expecting an all aluminum flashlight and found the plastic body. My fault, not Fenix’s, it’s written in the specs.
Sorry Fenix!!! One star off for slipping a plastic flashlight into my personal, ever growing, inventory of Quality Aluminum Fenix Lights…