The Fenix LD05 is a high intensity penlight with 3 brightness levels and 100 lumens in high. The Fenix LD05 measures only 5.9" long and runs for up to 23 hours on common AAA batteries, either alkaline or rechargeable NiMH. The LD05 is a convenient pocket-sized flashlight with a sleek design and durable construction - the perfect LED flashlight for home and work.

Features of Fenix LD05 High Intensity Penlight / Flashlight:
• Cree XP-E LED (R2) with a life of approximately 50,000 hours
• 3 brightness levels
     Medium - 32 lumens with a runtime of 5 hours
     Low - 4 lumens with a runtime of 23 hours
     High - 100 lumens with a runtime of 1.5 hours
• brightness sequence is medium > low > high
• powered by 2 ea AAA batteries, alkaline or NiMH (not included)
• stainless steel bezel (head), tail switch and pocket clip
• durable machined aircraft-grade aluminum body with Type III hard anodized finish
• ultra-clear glass lens with anti-reflective coating
• pushbutton tail switch for momentary on or constant on/off
• waterproof to IPX-8 standard (submerged in 2 meters of water for 30 minutes)
• measures 5.9" long with a diameter of 0.6"
• weighs 2.4 oz with batteries
• includes spare O-rings (batteries not included)
• made in China
• limited 2 year warranty through Fenix

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Battery	2 ea AAA alkaline or NiMH
Dimensions	5.9"L x 0.6"D
Lamp Type	Cree XP-E LED (R2)
Light Output	100 - 4 lumens
Weight w/ Batteries	2.4 oz
Run Time	23 - 1.5 hrs
Focus Type	fixed focus
On/Off	pushbutton tail switch for momentary on or constant on/off
Material	anodized aircraft aluminum
Origin	made in China
Warranty	Limited 2 year warranty through Fenix.

G.
from KY gives it a 5 and says..
This is not your father's penlight! As I've come to expect from Fenix, the quality, fit and finish are excellent. The switch is well designed and has a good feel. High is extremely bright for any light, much less a penlight. I like that it comes on in medium bright since that is likely the most-used level. It then cycles to low (good for close-up work) and retina-searing high.

My only "complaint" would be that to acheive the lower light levels, the power is strobed to the LED, which is pretty common for regulating many LED lights. The strobing is faster than the eye can detect, until motion is introduced and then it can become apparent. (Like some LED taillights on cars that strobe when you scan your eyes back and forth.) All in all, highly recommended if you need a light of this type.

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