The Fenix LR80R is a true portable searchlight. Six powerful Luminus SST70 LEDs generate up to 18,000 lumens and a long-range beam reaching an impressive 1,130 metres. The LR80R is built for searching large areas, professional inspection work, security, rescue operations and demanding outdoor use.

A maximum intensity of 318,000 candela drives the beam far into the distance, while the surrounding spill light illuminates a wide area. This gives you both long-distance visibility and a clear view of the surrounding terrain.

Eight practical brightness levels

Two separate switches divide the output levels into high and low groups. High outputs can be accessed directly without cycling through the lower settings, while a second switch provides immediate access to the economical output levels.

The high-output group ranges from 3,000 to 18,000 lumens. Lower modes start at 50 lumens and provide up to 300 hours of runtime. Strobe and SOS modes are also included.

Replaceable 12000 mAh battery and 45 W fast charging

The powerful 7.2 V, 12,000 mAh lithium-ion battery pack delivers the energy required by the LR80R while providing excellent runtime. The battery pack is replaceable, allowing the light to be kept in service with a spare battery during extended search or work sessions.

The 45 W USB-C fast charging system fully charges the battery in under four hours. The LR80R can also operate as a power bank for charging a phone, GPS unit or another USB-powered device.

Built for demanding conditions

The IP68-rated aluminium body is dustproof, waterproof and ready for hard professional use. A detachable carrying handle provides secure control, while the included shoulder strap makes transportation easier. A tripod socket in the handle allows the LR80R to be used as a stationary area light for inspection, surveillance, photography or rescue work.

An intelligent proximity sensor automatically adjusts the output when an object is extremely close to the light. Thermal regulation manages the heat generated by the six LEDs, while battery indicators show the remaining charge.

Output and runtime

• Turbo: 18,000 lm, 2 h, 1,130 m

• High: 12,000 lm, 2 h 15 min, 920 m

• Medium: 6,000 lm, 2 h 50 min, 650 m

• Low: 3,000 lm, 5 h 10 min, 465 m

• High 2: 1,000 lm, 15 h 40 min, 265 m

• Medium 2: 450 lm, 39 h, 175 m

• Low 2: 150 lm, 92 h, 105 m

• Eco: 50 lm, 300 h, 50 m

• Strobe: 6,000 lm

• SOS: 150 lm

Technical specifications

• Maximum output: 18,000 lumens

• Maximum beam distance: 1,130 metres

• Maximum intensity: 318,000 candela

• LEDs: 6 × Luminus SST70

• Colour temperature: approximately 6,000 K

• Battery: replaceable ARB-L40-12000 Li-ion battery pack

• Battery capacity: 12,000 mAh, 7.2 V

• Charging: USB-C, up to 45 W

• Charging time: under 4 hours

• Power bank function: yes

• Water resistance: IP68

• Impact resistance: 1 metre

• Dimensions: 259 × 108 × 54 mm

• Weight with battery: 1,636 g

• Electronic lockout: yes

• Tripod mount: yes

• Warranty: 5 years

Included in the box

• Fenix LR80R searchlight

• ARB-L40-12000 battery pack

• Charging adapter

• USB-C charging cable

• Detachable carrying handle

• Shoulder strap

• Metal hanging ring

• Spare O-ring

• User manual

Frequently asked questions

How far does the Fenix LR80R illuminate?

The specified maximum beam distance is 1,130 metres with a peak intensity of 318,000 candela.

Can the LR80R battery be replaced?

Yes. The light uses a replaceable Fenix ARB-L40-12000 battery pack.

How quickly does the LR80R charge?

A full charge takes under four hours with the 45 W USB-C fast charging system.

What is the Fenix LR80R designed for?

It is designed for search and rescue work, professional inspection, security, large-area searching, outdoor use and any situation requiring an exceptionally powerful long-range light.

Manufacturer and importer

Manufacturer: Fenixlight Limited, 2F/3F, West of Building A, Xinghong Technology Park, 111 Shuiku Road, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.

Importer in Finland: Delotec Oy / Fenix Nordics, Ahjokatu 13, 40320 Jyväskylä, Finland.