Fenix TK75 2018 5100 Lumens High-Performance Long-Throw Micro-USB Rechargeable Flashlight, 4 x 3500mAh 18650 Rechargeable Batteries, 2x Lumen Tactical Battery Organizers
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<li>EXTREMELY BRIGHT WITH LONG THROW - One of the brightest flashlights available from Fenix, the TK75 2018 uses 4x CREE XHP35 HI LEDs for a super bright 5100 lumen output and 929 yards throw - ideal for search & rescue and emergency backup. "</li>
<li>DURABLE DUAL SIDE SWITCHES -Two easy to use stainless steel side switches make it easy to control the light. Use the master switch to access 6 brightness levels or the auxiliary switch to control 2 flashing modes.</li>
<li>USB RECHARGEABLE BATTERY HOLDER - Conveniently charge wherever you are with the micro-USB rechargeable battery holder that quickly chargers 4x 18650 batteries at once. A built-in battery indicator under the control switches will let you know when charging is required.</li>
<li>EXTENDABLE RUNTIMES - With runtimes up to 95 hours on Eco, the TK75 gives users plenty of power per charge. For users who require more power, the AER-75 body tube segment (sold separately) instantly doubles runtime for each section added.</li>
<li>PACKAGE CONTENTS - Fenix TK75 2018 flashlight, Micro-USB charging cable , shoulder strap, lanyard, 2x spare o-rings, instruction manual, 4x 3500mAh 18650 rechargeable batteries, 2x Lumen Tactical battery organizers</li>
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