Fenix HT32 flashlight for hunting, 2500 lumens

The Fenix HT32 flashlight was specifically developed for hunting purposes. You can, however, also easily use this flashlight for every situation in which you want to highlight long distances. During search ops or climbing adventures, for instance. The light has an extremely focused light beam with a maximum light output of 2500 lumens and a beam distance of 640 meters. Perfect for the targeted search of a prey or person. While hunting things can get rough. Fenix definitely took this into account. The outside of the light is made from top-quality aluminium. This type of steel is heavy and rock-solid. As such the light will continue to function even in the most extreme situations.

Fenix HT32: practical features

Different types of animals are sensitive to different colours. For this reason, the Fenix HT32 comes with a red and a green filter, Allowing you to quickly change the colour of the light, according to your prey. The included 21700 Li-Ion battery can directly be charged thanks to the built-in USB-C port. A power of 5000 mAh will always be sufficient.

How to use the Fenix HT32

The tactical switch has a momentary-on function. By slightly pressing down the switch, the light will temporarily switch to the highest mode. As soon as you completely press down the switch it will stay on. Is the light turned on? Select the desired light mode with the secondary switch. By holding it down you activate the stroboscope mode.

Light modes for the Fenix HT32 with a 21700 Li-Ion battery

Turbo: 2500 lumens, burn time of approx. 1 hour and 50 minutes
High: 1000 lumens, burn time of approx. 2 hours and 30 minutes
Medium: 350 lumens, burn time of approx. 8 hours
Low: 50 lumens, burn time of approx. 29 hours
Strobe: 2500 lumens

The burn time of the highest light mode is calculated at the moment the lamp is switched on in the highest position. After 2-3 minutes, the light automatically switches to a lower mode due to the temperature regulation.

Intelligent protection

If you use the turbo mode for a longer period of time the light will start to heat up. When the light reaches a temperature of 65 degrees Celsius or higher, the light will automatically drop the amount of lumen to lower the temperature. As soon as the temperature drops the light will switch back to the turbo mode.