Fenix TK11 TAC tactical flashlight

The Fenix TK11 TAC is a high-end, tactical flashlight enhanced with many practical options. With an output of 1600 lumens and broad light beam this light is perfect for law enforcement, surveillance and other professional purposes. The light is enhanced with two modes. The first is a tactical mode, for which only the High and Strobe setting are available. Perfect for intensive tactical situations. The second mode is the duty mode, comprised of three brightness levels and the strobe. With the magnetic rotary knob you can easily switch between the tactical and the duty mode.


Many tactical options


In addition to the two different modes the light is also enhanced with more practical tactical options. With another rotary knob you can lock the light to make sure it won’t accidentally turn on, on the road. You can easily use it to adjust the brightness. As such you know for sure that the light will continue to function in the same mode. You can also use it to set the strobe mode. The tactical button on the back can be used in three ways: press it shortly and you turn the light on. With it you can also select the desired light mode. If you hold the button it will turn the light on, and if you hold it down approx. 0.8 seconds it will switch to the strobe mode. The aluminium body is rock-solid and can handle falls up to 1.5 meter. The light is also completely waterproof. It works with one 18650 battery or two CR123A batteries (not included).


Light modes for the Fenix TK11TAC


High: 1600 lumens, burn time of approx. 2 hours
Medium: 500 lumens, burn time of approx. 4:30 hours
Low: 50 lumens, burn time of approx. 47:30 hours
Strobe: 1600 lumens


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


Accessories for the Fenix TK11TAC


This light comes with holster, spare o-ring, manual and warranty.


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 60 degrees Celsius or higher, the light will automatically drop the amount of lumen to lower the temperature.