Fenix's LD12 LED Flashlight has been redesigned for 2017 with updated outputs, and is still small enough for backup light but powerful enough to be used as your EDC. Its low, 5-lumen output is ideal for performing tasks such as reading or checking IDs, but when the job requires more power, the intensity can be stepped up to an impressive 320-lumens running on a single 14500 rechargeable battery. A bright strobe mode can be quickly activated for signaling or to disorient.
Designed for daily use, the LD12 is outfitted with a lightweight and durable aluminum body with a scratch and corrosion-resistant anodized finish. The housing is O-ring sealed for an IP68 rating making it waterproof and submersible to over 6.5 feet and dustproof. Specialized circuitry monitors the available charge in the battery and digitally regulates the output for a consistent beam intensity, will automatically step down the output to prevent damage from excessive heat, and will notify you when the battery is low.
- 14500 Rechargeable battery:
- Low: 5 lumen
- Med: 30 lumen
- High: 70 lumen
- Turbo: 320 lumen
- AA Alkaline battery:
- Low: 5 lumen
- Med: 30 lumen
- High: 70 lumen
- Turbo: 150 lumen
- One CREE XP-G2 R5 neutral white LED
- Neutral light is close to natural sunlight without a blue or red tint, revealing natural color appearance
- Disorientating strobe mode
- Type: Dual pushbuttons
- Location: Tailcap and body
- Momentary and constant-on activation via two-stage tailcap switch
- Stainless steel body switch controls output and mode selection
- Partially-shrouded tailcap helps to prevent accidental activation
- Lightweight and durable aluminum alloy housing
- Scratch and corrosion-resistant anodized finish
- IP6X rated, dust-proof
- IPX8-rated, waterproof and submersible to 6.6'
- Impact-resistant to 3.3'
- Weight: 2-ounces, without battery
- Runs on one AA battery or user-supplied 14500 rechargeable
- Digitally regulated output maintains consistent beam intensity throughout battery charge
- Low voltage warning lets users know when charge is running out
- Overheat protection automatically steps down output to prevent damage due to excessive heat