FENIX HM51R Ruby V2.0 RECHARGEABLE HEADLAMP

The Fenix HM51R Ruby V2.0 Rechargeable Headlamp

Illuminate Your Path with Power and Versatility

The second generation of the very popular Fenix HM51R Ruby V2.0 rechargeable headlamp offers a luminous flux of up to 700 lumens (ANSI) of neutral white light (4500 K) with an afterglow of up to 120 meters and is also equipped with red LEDs. It is powered by one rechargeable battery type RCR123A (included in the package), which is charged directly in the flashlight via a modern USB-C connector, alternatively it is possible to use a disposable lithium battery CR123A (with a limited maximum power of 150 lumens). In addition, there is an indicator LED in the control button, thanks to which you will always know when to charge the battery. The tip of the lamp is magnetic, so it can be easily attached to anything iron. The HM51R has nine different lighting modes that allow you to choose between high performance and long life (up to 120 hours). The lamp is powered by digitally controlled constant current to guarantee constant light output even when the voltage in the batteries is reduced (during their gradual discharge).

Durable Design for Any Adventure

The all-metal construction ensures high durability, optimal cooling and at the same time is fully waterproof according to the IP68 standard up to a depth of 2 meters under water. The practicality of the headlamp increases the possibility of removing the light from the head holder and using it as a small flashlight. In addition, the headlamp is equipped with a removable steel clip, so you can easily attach it to your pocket or strap. The Fenix HM51R V2.0 headlamp is the ideal companion for various sports activities, trips to nature and to the home and to work.

Enhanced Features for Ultimate Performance

The Fenix HM51R headlamp is a limited edition, which is based on the Fenix HM50R headlamp and offers a number of improvements. For example, a warmer shade of light, a magnetic tip, constant regulation in most modes, more red light modes and more. If you are interested in all the differences between the two models, read the article Comparison of Fenix HM50R V2.0 and Fenix HM51R Ruby V2.0.