Description
Size:
Length: 6.0″ (153.5mm)
Head: 1.7″ (42mm)
Body: 1.0″ (26mm)
Weight: 9.7 oz. (276g) including battery
Batteries: Built-in 7.2V/3500mAh Li-ion battery pack
Included: Holster, lanyard, micro-USB charging cable
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA
Notice: The abovementioned parameters (lab-tested by Fenix using the built-in 7.2V/3500mAh Li-ion battery pack, depending on the original output of each mode) may vary between environments and flashlights.The flashlight is configured to downshift brightness as battery level decreases. Refer to the runtime graph to check actual runtime.
Trent Williams –
I received my torch today, and it is awesome – very bright. The 2nd light I’ve bought by Fenix. Very satisfied, and looking forward to years of reliable service from this light. Great size.
Steven Moore (verified owner) –
The best flashlight I’ve ever owned. I love it.
Ray Rodriguez (verified owner) –
by far best device that emits light that i ever owned………period
david (verified owner) –
Great product/quality
Charles N. (verified owner) –
Absolutely love this flashlight. Purchased it for my home inspections. I love that there’s 4 modes, highest being over 3000 lumens. I needed a rechargeable flashlight and this fits the bill. Wasn’t initially seeking out this feature, but love the LCD display that shows battery life. Highly recommend
Vladimir Revzine (verified owner) –
very good
charlesn4444@gmail.com (verified owner) –
I purchased this flashlight for my home inspections. Needed a flashlight with high output (greater than 2000 lumens) but also be able to scale down to 1000 lumens when needed. And it had to be rechargeable. This flashlight fits the bill and then some. I love that fact that it’s small enough to fit in my pocket when not in use. Hopefully this light will last me a while. Absolutely love it so far.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
The two features that made me get this flashlight are the high lumen output and self contained rechargeable batteries. The adjustable brightness is great and I like that the beam is more a flood than spot as I plan on using it away from urban areas. Using a 5V/2A converter gets the battery fully charged in a reasonable amount of time.
Rick Sanchez –
This light is amazing! No more not knowing when the light is about to die, this thing puts out a massive amount of light, and lets you know how much battery you have left the whole time. And that battery will run forever. I bought it as an EDC, but it was a bit bulkier than what I liked, so I ended up also getting a UC30. Couldn’t bring myself to get rid of this one though, I use it more than all my other lights. Great job Fenix!
Robert Peeters (verified owner) –
Over the years I have purchased nine (9) Fenix Lights. I got my first, an LD20, as a gift about ten years ago. From the AA battery operated LD20 to the 4000 Lumen TK75, and seven other various sizes. I collect them. This UC52 looks like a beauty. I like it’s simplicity in operation. One click, you’re on SOS Mode, one click to the Strobe Mode. A very helpful characteristic is the little LED that shows how much time one has left on each level of brightness. i.e. 80 hrs@Level 1; 27 hrs@Level 2 ; 8 hrs.@Level 3; 3:40 hrs@Level 4; and about 1 hr. @Level 5, Turbo. ( My readings at full charge )
I discharged the UC52 fully and charged it through the USB connector. It took about 3 hrs. This light has to have a voltage step-up transformer for charging. It has a 7.2v built in battery, but the output voltage at your USB port is only 5.0v, and we know that any d.c. battery had to be charged above the potential of the battery.
To conclude, I feel this will be one of my favorite Fenix Lights. It takes the guesswork out of knowing how much time I have left at each intensity level. Fenix does it again in their improvement and utilities of their products.
Burt Denenstein –
I just received my UC52 yesterday and it is going to live in my car. The strobe will be a good first line of defense when I go somewhere that I cannot carry anything else. I am disappointed that a light in this price range does not have direct access to Eco and Turbo and there is no way to know what level it will start at when you press the power button. Since turbo is so bright it could be a bit of a problem in a dark room if you are not expecting it. I will have to try to remember to switch to Eco before turning it off which is a bit of a pain. Something like a longer press for direct access to Eco and maybe a double click for direct access to Turbo would make this a great light