Fenix PD36R rechargeable tactical flashlight

[Notosora-Fenix]

Fenix PD36R rechargeable tactical flashlight

The PD36R is an ultra-compact flashlight with a powerful USB Type-C charging port. Driven by a long-lasting 21700/5000mAh rechargeable Li-ion battery, the light emits a max output of 1600 lumens and a max throw of 283 meters. Dual switches control five output levels and strobe for easy and fast operation. Additional features include battery level indicator, smart output memory and two-position body clip, all which enhance daily usage in outdoor activities and tactical applications.

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[Suspect187]

What are the step downs at each level?

 

[Notosora-Fenix]

What are the step downs at each level?

Hi Suspect187
Stepdown will depend on environmental conditions/heat

Intelligent Protection
Overheat protection:
The light will accumulate a lot of heat when used on Turbo or High for extended periods. When the light reaches a temperature of 50°C or above, the light will automatically step down a few lumens to reduce the temperature: the light will downshift until to 550 lumens if Turbo is being selected; the light will downshift until to 450 lumens if High is being selected.

Time-limited downshift
When the light is kept working on Turbo for over 15 minutes, the output will reduce to 900-550 lumens within 15 minutes.
Note: Tested according to laboratory cooling test conditions.

When High or Turbo is needed again, restart the light or directly cycle back if battery level allows.

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[EME00130]

By far best light I have ever owned.

 

[Tyroma]

Will the light also work on CR123 batteries? If so, how does that change the output numbers?

Thx

 

[Notosora-Fenix]

Will the light also work on CR123 batteries? If so, how does that change the output numbers?

Thx

Hello Tyroma

Sorry the PD36R is run on a 21700 battery that is included with the light, CR123 will not work in this light

 

[owensgreg]

Got a pd36r about a week or two ago and have tested it out a bit now around the house, working on the truck and a trip to camp, and I'm impressed.. this little light is great! super simple,very bright, and nice beam, oh and I love that it charges off the c-charger.. had a slight mix up with my original order because I was debating getting the pd40 and the pd35, I placed the order for a 35 and later realized it didnt come with a battery like the 36 and 40 do. I sent an email right away to add a battery or two to my order and got an email back right away(which went to my junk mail so I didnt see it right away) next morning I called and they told me my order was packaged waiting for canada post to pick it up and the only thing they could do was pull the package and cancel my order so I could reorder everything I needed(which I told them to do) order was cancelled and after a bit more research I decided to get the pd36r instead, and I'm extremely happy I did...
Long story short, I got amazing service from Notosora! In my mind they went above and beyond, I'm very satisfied with my first interaction with them, oh yea, and my sweet new fenix light

 

[hamhock]

21700 is a kick azz battery,a little hefty but awesome performance.I run them in headlamps ,that also came with 18650 adapter non fenix.Cool set up,good going fenix.

 

[Suspect187]

Any upcoming sales?

 

[Rode]

Any upcoming sales?

second this

 

[DavenK]

They have constant 5-10% discount codes... Also free shipping.

You can't get better than that when it's already 30$ cheaper than other retailers lol

 

[blueskies]

I generally buy high end gear but the thing with flashlights is the technology is changing so fast that a $400 Surefire is out of date in a year. I find Fenix to be the best balance of quality and price in my opinion.

 

[Keller]

Bought a PD36R from you guys this fall and I absolutely love it. Only problem is that the wife loves it too, so it came off my home defense shotgun and became the go-to light for picking up after the dog in the dark.

Just purchased an E28R for the dog "duty" so the PD36R can go back where it belongs. Fenix makes absolutely fantastic lights for the money, going to round up all my old Maglights and toss them in the trash where they belong.