The Fenix HM60R Rechargeable Headlamp is an outstanding all - around lighting tool. It comes with three light types: a spotlight for far - reaching illumination, a floodlight with neutral white light for excellent color display, and red light to safeguard your night vision and assist with close - up tasks. The included 18650 battery can be charged via USB Type - C, and the port is concealed behind an inner waterproof interface. A large, glove - friendly switch makes it easy to select the right lighting mode whether you're at the campsite, on the trail, or at a job site. One special feature is its stride frequency sensor, which is a great plus for runners. For Fenix enthusiasts, this is an upgrade from the HL60R. It's a tough, adaptable, compact, and powerful light for work or play adventures. The headlamp uses Luminus SST40 white light LED and XP - G2 neutral white light LED, with a long lifespan of 50,000 hours. It includes a Fenix ARB - L18 - 3400 18650 rechargeable LI - ion battery and can also work with two CR123A Lithium batteries. It combines spotlight, floodlight, and red light. The brightness changes according to your speed with the stride frequency sensor. The hidden inner waterproof USB Type - C charging interface and a large all - in - one side switch add to its convenience. Made from quality PC and aluminum, it's light and wear - resistant. Specifications include a max lumen of 1300, a max beam distance of 394 feet (120 meters), a max runtime of 300 hours, multiple lighting modes, specific bulb types, color temperatures, size of 3.35” (85mm) x 1.77” (45mm), weight of 5.54 oz. (157g) including battery and headband, and it comes with a Fenix ARB - L18 - 3400 li - ion battery, USB Type - C charging cable, and a spare O - ring.
Using the Fenix HM60R Headlamp is super easy. First, make sure the battery is charged. You can use the included USB Type - C cable to charge the 18650 battery. If you prefer, you can also use two CR123A Lithium batteries. To turn on the headlamp, just press the large side switch. You can then cycle through different lighting modes like spotlight, floodlight, red light, and red SOS by pressing the switch again. If you're running, the stride frequency sensor will adjust the brightness based on your speed. When it comes to maintenance, keep the headlamp clean. You can use a soft cloth to wipe it. Make sure the waterproof interface of the charging port is always in good condition. Avoid exposing the headlamp to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals. Also, if you're not using it for a long time, store the battery separately and keep it in a cool, dry place. And don't forget to check the O - ring regularly and replace it with the spare one if it's worn out.
