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The Fenix HM71R V2.0 is an industrial headlamp with three light sources on one head — a 275 metre spotlight, a wide floodlight, and red for night vision. A toggle switch picks the source and a large side switch sets the level, so you change light type with one gloved flick rather than cycling modes. The 3,500 lumen headline is a momentary Instant Turbo; sustained Turbo is 3,000 lumens for 3h10m, and the floodlight runs 18 hours at 200 lumens. Quick-release clip turns it into a right-angle torch, and a magnetic tail sticks it to steel. Included 5500mAh 21700, USB-C, IP68, 220g.
| Brand | Fenix |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | 21700 |
| Special Features | Magnetic Base, Red Light, Rechargeable, USB-C Charging |
| Waterproof Rating | IP68 |
The HM71R V2.0 is Fenix’s industrial headlamp — three light sources in one head, a 5500mAh 21700 behind them, and an IP68 body rated to 2 metres impact. A Luminus SFT-60 throws the spotlight 275 metres, a Luminus SST-20F covers the near field as a floodlight, and two HFL1-R red LEDs preserve night vision. All four emitters are rated to 50,000 hours.
About the 3500 lumens. That figure is Instant Turbo — a momentary mode held while you press, separate from the four regular spotlight levels. The highest sustained spotlight level is Turbo at 3,000 lumens for 3 hours 10 minutes, and that runtime is measured including thermal step-down, which is the honest way to quote it. Below that, High runs 800 lumens for 5 hours 10 minutes. The 3500 is real, but treat it as a burst for identifying something at distance rather than a level you work under.
Thirteen modes, reached without cycling. A toggle switch selects the light source — spot, flood or red — and the large electronic side switch sets the level within it. Both are sized for gloves. It means going from flood to red is one flick rather than clicking through eight modes to get there, which matters when your hands are full.
One quirk worth knowing before you use it. Fenix deliberately offset the toggle paddle from the mode icons so it does not cover them. The icon that tells you the current mode is the first clearly visible one to the right of the paddle, not the one the paddle sits on. It reads oddly for about a minute and then becomes obvious.
It comes off the headband. A quick-release body clip detaches the lamp to use as a right-angle torch, and a magnetic tail cap sticks it to steel — under a bonnet, inside a switchboard, on a plant room wall. The clip holds it on a pocket or a belt.
The lens is TIR with an outer glass layer, and that second layer is there for a reason: sustained high output generates enough heat to burn or deform a bare optic. Glass takes the heat instead. It is the sort of detail that only shows up after a season of running a headlamp hard.
Runtime at the other end of the range is 337 hours on the 5-lumen floodlight, with 18 hours at 200 lumens for ordinary close work and 124 hours on low red. Charging is over an inner waterproof USB-C port on the lamp body — about 2 hours from flat with a capable adapter. The headlamp steps down automatically at 55°C and again as the cell drops below its low-voltage threshold.
Battery note: the included Fenix ARB-L21-5500 is the cell Fenix specify, and other ARB-L21 series cells are supported. High output needs a cell that can deliver 2A or more, so a generic low-drain 21700 will not reach the top levels. If you want a spare, buy the Fenix cell rather than a substitute.
Construction is A6061-T6 aluminium with a HAIII hard-anodised finish, 111.5 × 53.4 × 50mm including the mount, 220g with battery and headband. Fenix back it with a 5-year repair warranty (1 year on battery and accessories) and a lifetime limited warranty thereafter.
Key Features
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Maximum Output | 3,500 lumens (Instant Turbo, momentary) |
| Sustained Maximum | 3,000 lumens (Turbo) for 3h 10min |
| Maximum Beam Distance | 275 metres |
| Maximum Runtime | 337 hours (floodlight, 5 lumens) |
| Lighting Modes | 13 — Instant Turbo, 4 spot, 4 flood, 3 red, red flash |
| Spotlight LED | Luminus SFT-60 cold white |
| Floodlight LED | Luminus SST-20F cold white |
| Red LEDs | 2 × HFL1-R |
| LED Lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Colour Temperature | 6500K spotlight · 6500K floodlight |
| Lens | TIR with outer glass protective layer |
| Controls | Toggle switch (source) + electronic side switch (level) |
| Battery | 1 × Fenix ARB-L21-5500 21700, 5500mAh (included) |
| Battery Requirement | 2A or higher discharge; ARB-L21 series recommended |
| Operating Voltage | 2.9V – 4.2V |
| Charging | Inner waterproof USB-C, approx. 2 hours |
| Step-down | Thermal at 55°C, plus low-voltage |
| Mounting | Quick-release body clip, magnetic tail cap |
| Body Material | A6061-T6 aluminium, HAIII hard anodised |
| Water Resistance | IP68 — 2 metres for 30 minutes |
| Impact Resistance | 2 metres |
| Dimensions | 111.5 × 53.4 × 50mm (including mount) |
| Weight | 220g (including battery and headband) |
| Warranty | 5-year repair (1 year battery/accessories), lifetime limited |
| Includes | Headlamp, ARB-L21-5500 battery, USB-C cable, spare O-ring |
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