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400 lm60 lm -
100 m60 m -
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400 lm60 lm
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100 m60 m
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2 h3.5 h
Ledlenser F1 Flashlight
2COMPACT, ROBUST AND POWERFUL
The F1 has HA III anodising (housing: matte black) with military standard, is waterproof (IPX8), and features electronic control with a temperature sensor, a tail stand, integrated roll protection, an interchangeable glass breaking ring and a usage optimised appearance.Special Information
Light Functions
- Power - high light output for every situation
- Low Power - economical light for long battery life, glare-free reading and working
- Strobe - flashes of light with a confusing blinding effect for, among other things, self-defense
Switches
- End Cap Switch - a switch on the end of the light (end cap)
Special functions
- Military-Grade HA-III Anodization - makes this flashlight extremely rugged and durable in rough environments
- Enormous Operating Temperature Range - operates from -4°F to up to 104°F
IP-Class
- IPX8 - indefinite protection against water penetration during full immersion
High Power LED
High-performing brightness: This LED enables your Ledlenser to achieve high luminosity.
Casing
Technical Details
Ledlenser F1 Flashlight
LED
- LED Configuration 1 x High Power LED
- Luminosity MAX 400 lm - MIN 60 lm
- Lighting Range 100 metres
- Battery Duration1 MAX 3.5 h - MIN 2 h
Battery and Casing
- Battery 1 x CR 123A 3V
- Battery Duration2 4.20 Wh
- Water Resistance IPX8
- Rechargeable No
Height and Weight
- Length (defocused) 90 mm
- Head Diameter 27 mm
- Weight 69 g
Product Contents
- Reviews
- Questions
Nice little flashlight
Not the smallest, but a good size and decent power for its size. Feels good in my hand, easy to operate and feels like good quality.
CanadaVery bright for its size
This is a well-made flashlight, that much is apparent. Build quality is excellent, and the light is extremely bright. Accessing the dimmer option and the strobe are a bit finicky though, and trying to get the strobe turned on in a stressful situation would likely be almost impossible. It would be nice to have the less-bright option as the default setting, and then the super-bright as a secondary option. The 400 lumen (bright) option is far too bright for any close-up work, so having the dim option first would be helpful in some cases. It depends what you use the light for however.