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The Fenix HP35R is a USB-C rechargeable search and rescue headlamp delivering up to 4,000 lumens with versatile spotlight, floodlight, and combined beam modes. It features glove-friendly rotary and electronic switches for easy control over 12 brightness levels (four per mode) and includes a built-in red safety light for low-light visibility.
Powered by a quick-release battery case housing dual 5,000 mAh batteries, it provides runtimes up to 500 hours on low settings and doubles as a power bank for charging devices in the field. The headlamp is rated IP66 waterproof and impact-resistant to 2 meters, built to withstand demanding conditions.
This headlamp comes in two different versions, the standard HP35R and the HP35R SAR. The headlamp output and functions are the same, but the SAR version is slightly larger and includes a flame-retardant rubber headband and features an NVG shroud-compatible helmet mount. The standard version is also helmet-mountable using the ALG-04 helmet bracket or ALG-03 helmet bracket (each sold separately).
Key Features:
- Max Output: 4,000 lumens (spot + flood)
- Lighting Modes: Spotlight, Floodlight, Combined, each with four brightness levels
- Controls: Rotary mode selector plus electronic brightness button, integrated red rear light
- Power & Charging: Dual 5,000 mAh battery pack, USB-C charging, power bank function
- Runtime: Up to 500 hours on low mode
- Durability: IP66 waterproof, 2-meter drop resistance
- Versions: Standard breathable headband and SAR flame-retardant silicone strap with helmet mounts
A professional-grade headlamp designed for search and rescue, industrial use, caving, and extreme outdoor conditions where brightness and reliability are critical.
