Fenix CP50R Road Hazard Camping Lantern

Outputs

Brightness levels are stepless, meaning there are not precisely set output levels. These outputs and runtimes are just the highest and lowest options with one added in the middle as a guide for your estimation.

• Floodlight Mode
• High: 3000 Lumens, 8.33 hours, 263 feet
• Med: 1500 Lumens, 14 hours, 184 feet
• Low: 10 Lumens, 240 hours, 13 feet
• Spotlight Mode
• High: 3000 Lumens, 4.48 hours, 1476 feet
• Med: 1500 Lumens, 12 hours, 1043 feet
• Low: 7 Lumens, 198 hours, 72 feet
• Spot/Flood Combination
• High: 5500 Lumens, 4 hours, 1476 feet
• Low: 20 Lumens, 110 hours, 92 feet
• Warning Modes (colored lights)
• Red Constant-on: 25 Lumens, 18 hours
• Red Flashing: 25 Lumens, 36 hours
• Red Chasing 25 Lumens
• Yellow Flashing: 10 Lumens
• Green Constant-on: 10 Lumens

Details

• 5500 maximum lumens
• Red triangle warning light
• Dual beam spot and flood lights; usable independently or together
• Stepless brightness regulation between 7-5500 lumens
• 360-degree rotatable magnetic handle
• 450-meter beam distance (1476 feet)
• Stepless color temperature selection between 2700-6500K (only in spot and spot/flood mode)
• Multiple rotary switches for clear and easy brightness and mode control
• Multiple red-light modes including red flashing and red chasing light
• Yellow flash
• Green LED
• Threaded socket for tripod use
• USB-C charging and USB-A discharging (usable as a powerbank)
• Uses two high-capacity 21700 batteries
• IP66 rated waterproof
• 1 meter impact resistance

Batteries

• Included: Fenix ARB-L21-6000 rechargeable 6000mAh 21700 battery (Qty 2)
• Compatible: Any 2 Fenix 21700 batteries or 2 18650s using the ALF-18 battery adapter. Do not mix two batteries with different milliamp (mAh) or charge levels.

Size

• Height: 6.51 inches
• Width: 5.96 inches
• Depth: 2.09 inches
• Weight: 26.77 ounces (including batteries)

Q: What kind of LEDs are used in CP50R?

A: It uses one four-color COB light strip, twenty-four 3014 red LEDs, and one Luminus SFT70 LED; with a lifespan of 50,000 hours each.

Q: What kind of battery can be used in CP50R?

A: It is recommended to use two included Fenix ARB-L21-6000 batteries. Other Fenix ARB-L21 series batteries are also usable.

Q: What is the color temperature of CP50R?

A: The Spotlight has a fixed color temperature of 6500K. Only the Floodlight and Spot-and floodlight offer adjustable color temperature, ranging from 2700K to 6500K.

*Only the Floodlight's color temperature is adjustable in the Spot-and floodlight mode.

Q: What are the working voltage and working current of CP50R?

A: Working current: 30mA-20A. Working voltage: 3.0 - 4.2 V.

Q: Is CP50R rechargeable? How long is the charging time?

A: Yes, CP50R is rechargeable with a USB Type-C port. The maximum charging power is 22.5 W. With the lantern turned off, the normal charging time of the two included ARB-L21-6000 batteries is at least 3 hours from depleted to fully charged.

Q: How to prevent accidental activation of the CP50R?

A: Remove the batteries to prevent accidental activation before placing the lantern in a closed and flammable environment such as pockets and backpacks.

Q: Is the CP50R still waterproof if the anti-dust cover is left open?

A: Yes. The CP50R’s ports feature inner waterproof treatment. However, users are advised to securely close the anti-dust cap when using the lantern.

Q: Why does the CP50R downshift to a lower mode after being used for a while and the higher mode cannot be selected?

A: There are two reasons: 

1. Intelligent Overheat Protection

The lantern will accumulate a lot of heat when used at high output levels for extended periods. When the lantern reaches a temperature of 54°C/129.2°F or above, the lantern will automatically step down a few lumens to reduce the temperature. When the temperature drops below 54°C/129.2°F, the lantern will gradually recall the preset output level.

2. Low-voltage Warning 

When the voltage level drops below the preset level, one battery level indicator blinks to remind users to recharge or replace the batteries in a timely manner. To ensure normal use, the lantern will not turn off automatically and will work till the battery runs out.

Q: Why might the CP50R sometimes flicker?

A: The reasons that may cause the lantern to flicker, shine intermittently or even fail to illuminate:

1. Poor battery level.

Solution: Recharge or replace the batteries.

2. The contact or contact point of the battery or lantern is dirty.  

Solution: Clean the contact points with a cotton swab soaked in rubbing alcohol.

If the above methods don't work, please contact your authorized distributor.