Fenix HP35R headlamp with perforated nylon headband, front angle view #HP35R_1
Fenix HP35R SAR headlamp with black flame-retardant rubber headband, front angle view #HP35R SAR_1
HP35R headlamp mounted on a helmet in heavy rain, showing IP66 dust and water protection
Fenix HP35R search and rescue headlamp on a rock at night, 4000 lumens, rotary switch, CRI 94.5
Rescuers using the HP35R's warm white, high-CRI beam in fog, medical rescue, and earthquake rescue
Rescuer lighting up a forest at night with the HP35R's 4000-lumen spot-and-flood beam
HP35R beam reaching across a dark field, showing 450 meters of beam distance
A GIF showing the operation of the rotary switch of the Fenix HP35R search and rescue headlamp
HP35R spotlight, floodlight, and combined modes used in forest search, caving, fire rescue, and site work
Comparison of the HP35R nylon headband and the HP35R SAR flame-retardant rubber headband
HP35R SAR NVG shroud mount and HP35R mount with ALG-03 V2.0 and ALG-04 helmet attachments
Spec table comparing HP35R and HP35R SAR dimensions, weight, headband material, and mount design
A GIF showing the signaling feature of the Fenix HP35R search and rescue headlamp
HP35R rear battery case with two 5000mAh batteries, giving up to 28 hours 40 minutes of runtime
A GIF showing the removeable battery case of the Fenix HP35R search and rescue headlamp
HP35R 10000mAh battery case charging a smartphone as a power bank, with example device charge counts
HP35R battery case connected to the included waterproof USB-C charging cable
A GIF showing a person approaching a tree with the Fenix HP35R search and rescue headlamp on their helmet. The light turns down as the headlamp is closer to the tree.
HP35R headlamp falling onto a rock, showing 2-meter impact resistance
HP35R and HP35R SAR technical specs table with output, runtime, distance, and intensity per mode
HP35R box and included items: headlamp, 2-in-1 USB-C cable, extension cable, 2 cable clips, manual #HP35R_6
HP35R SAR box and included items: headlamp, USB-C cable, extension cable, cable clip, 4 helmet hooks #HP35R SAR_7
Fenix HP35R headlamp, rear angle view showing the battery case on the nylon headband #HP35R_2
Fenix HP35R headlamp front view showing the dual-LED light head #HP35R_3
Fenix HP35R rear battery case with red power display #HP35R_4
Fenix HP35R headlamp, side view of the headband, light head, and battery case #HP35R_5
Fenix HP35R SAR headlamp, rear angle view of the rubber headband and battery case #HP35R SAR_2
Fenix HP35R SAR headlamp front view showing the light head on the rubber headband #HP35R SAR_3
Fenix HP35R SAR rear battery case on the rubber headband #HP35R SAR_4
Fenix HP35R SAR headlamp, side view of the rubber headband and battery case #HP35R SAR_5
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Fenix HP35R Search and Rescue Headlamp

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Product highlights

The Fenix HP35R is a USB-C rechargeable search and rescue headlamp — and a genuine helmet headlamp once paired with its mounting brackets — delivering up to 4,000 lumens across spotlight, floodlight, and combined beam modes. Glove-friendly rotary and electronic switches give you easy control over 12 brightness levels (four per mode), and a built-in red safety light keeps you visible without ruining anyone's night vision.

A quick-release battery case houses dual 5,000mAh batteries for up to 500 hours of runtime on low, and doubles as a power bank for charging other devices in the field — genuinely useful when you're days from an outlet. Rated IP66 waterproof and impact-resistant to 2 meters, the HP35R is professional-grade gear built for search and rescue, industrial use, caving, and extreme outdoor conditions where brightness and reliability are never optional.

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 with a quick-assembly shroud design for mounting to various helmets. The standard version is also helmet-mountable using the ALG-04 helmet bracket or ALG-03 helmet bracket (each sold separately).

Performance Highlights

  • Spotlight: up to 3000 lumens for long-range search visibility
  • High-CRI Floodlight: up to 1200 lumens of warm, 94.5-CRI light for close work
  • Spot & Flood Combined: up to 4000 lumens and a 450 m beam when run together
  • Endurance: built-in dual batteries deliver up to 120 hours of runtime on Low

Full mode-by-mode output, runtime, distance, and intensity figures are shown in the specifications chart above.

Key Features

  • One high-output LED and two Luminus SST20 warm-white LEDs (3000K, CRI 94.5)
  • Rotary switch selects Spotlight/Floodlight/Spot-and-Floodlight; electronic push-button selects brightness
  • Quick-release battery case with long cord lets you carry the pack in a pocket or bag to reduce head weight
  • Battery case doubles as a red-light and USB-C power bank
  • Intelligent brightness downshift reduces output automatically at close range
  • IP66 water resistant and 2-meter impact resistant

Battery & Charging

  • Built-in: Two rechargeable 5000mAh batteries in the quick-release battery case
  • Charging: USB Type-C, about 2 hours from depleted; supports PD2.0/3.0 fast charging up to 27W

Size & Weight

  • Dimensions: Headlamp 3.70 x 1.92 x 2.26 in; battery case 3.75 x 2.20 x 1.57 in
  • Weight: 15.27 oz including batteries and headband
  • Fenix HP35R -OR- HP35R SAR Headlamp
  • 2-in-1 Type-C Charging Cable
  • Cable Clips (Qty 2 with Standard version; Qty 1 with SAR version)
  • Helmet attachment hooks (Qty 4; SAR version ONLY)
  • Extension cable
  • Fenix HP35R User Manual
  • Warranty Card

Q. What kind of LEDs are used in HP35R?

A: Utilizes one XHP70 neutral white LED and two Luminus SST20 warm white LEDs; with a life span of 50,000 hours each.

Q. What is the color temperature of HP35R?

A: 3000 - 4500K.

Q. What is the working voltage of HP35R?

A: 5.6 - 8.4 V.

Q. Is HP35R rechargeable? How long is the charging time?

A: The HP35R headlamp is powered by the included battery case. The battery case is rechargeable with its Type-C port. The normal charging time is about 2 hours from depleted to fully charged(supports PD3.0/2.0 fast-charging protocols). When charging, the LED indicators will flash from left to right to display the charging status. The four indicators will be constant-on after charging is completed.

Q. Does the HP35R support discharging? Can it be operated during the discharging process?

A: The HP35R battery case can charge other devices through its Type-C port, which supports PD3.0/2.0 fast-discharging protocols. Its max discharging power is 20 W. The headlamp can be operated while discharging.

Q. How to prevent accidentally activate the HP35R?

A: Turn the rotary switch to the OFF state and disconnect the connecting cable.

Q. Why does the HP35R 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 headlamp will accumulate a lot of heat when used at high output levels for extended periods. When the headlamp reaches a temperature of 60°C/140°F or above, the headlamp will automatically step down a few lumens to reduce the temperature.

2. Low-voltage Warning
When the voltage level drops below the preset level, the headlamp is programmed to downshift to a lower brightness level until Low output is reached. When this happens in Low output, the headlamp blinks at Low output of Spot-and-floodlight mode to remind you to timely recharge the battery.

Q. Why does the HP35R flicker?

A: Poor battery level. Please recharge the battery case in a timely manner.

Q. What kind of battery can be used in HP35R?

A: The HP35R features two built-in 5000 mAh batteries in battery case. It is not compatible with any external batteries.

The Fenix HP35R is a multi-source search-and-rescue headlamp, available in a standard version and a helmet-compatible SAR version. This summary is drawn from the manufacturer's official user manuals for both versions — see the downloadable PDF reference manual on the product page for complete details.

Overview

Spot-and-floodlight delivers a max output of 4000 lumens, and high-CRI floodlight delivers a max output of 1200 lumens. 450 meters extended beam distance for the lighting needs in searching, rescuing, exploration, and other outdoor activities that require a higher level of professionalism. Utilizes one XHP70 neutral white LED and two Luminus SST20 warm white LEDs, with a lifespan of 50,000 hours each. Rotary switch and electronic switch for easy and fast operation. Quick-release large-capacity battery case with red light function and power bank function. Intelligent brightness downshifting function to avoid potentially dangerous high temperature(s) at close-range lighting. Inner waterproof USB Type-C charging port. IP66 rated protection and 2 meters impact resistance.

Variants: the standard HP35R (SKU FX-HP35R) has a regular rubber headband. The HP35R SAR (SKU FX-HP35R-SAR) instead uses a flame-retardant, fire-resistant rubber headband with a quick-assembly shroud design so the lamp can be mounted to different types of helmets, and includes 4 helmet attachment hooks in place of the cable clips. The two versions share identical LEDs, output modes, and Technical Parameters — only the headband/mounting hardware, overall dimensions, weight, and box contents differ.

Standard HP35R: Headlamp (including mount) 3.7" x 1.92" x 2.26"/94.1 × 48.7 × 57.4 mm. Battery case (including mount) 3.75" x 1.57" x 2.2"/95.3 × 40 × 55.8 mm. Weight 15.27 oz/433 g (including batteries and headband).

HP35R SAR: Headlamp (including mount) 3.91" x 2.10" x 2.15"/99.4 × 53.4 × 54.7 mm. Battery case (including mount) 3.75" x 1.57" x 2.11"/95.3 × 39.8 × 53.5 mm. Weight 16.79 oz/476 g (including batteries and headband).

Operating Instructions

On/Off: with the lamp switched off, turn the rotary switch clockwise from the off position to any designated mode to turn on the lamp. With the lamp switched on, turn the rotary switch counterclockwise back to the off position to turn it off.

Mode Switching: turn the rotary switch to cycle through Off → Spotlight → Floodlight → Spot-and-floodlight.

Output Selection: with the lamp switched on (in Spotlight, Floodlight, or Spot-and-floodlight mode), single click Switch A to cycle through Low → Med → High → Turbo.

Red Light Mode (Battery Case): On/off: press and hold Switch B for 0.5 seconds. Output selection: single click Switch B to select between Red flashing (5 lumens) and Red constant-on (20 lumens).

Intelligent Memory Circuit: the headlamp automatically memorizes the last selected output of each mode. When turned on again, the previously used output of the selected mode will be recalled.

Intelligent Brightness Downshifting Function

Turning the function on/off: On: with the lamp switched off, press and hold Switch A for 6 seconds — the headlamp will flash twice at Low output of Spot-and-floodlight mode, indicating the function is enabled. Off: press and hold Switch A for 6 seconds again — the headlamp will flash eight times at Low output of Spot-and-floodlight mode, indicating the function is disabled.

When the lamp head is close to an illuminated object (about 2.36"/60 mm) for more than 1 second, the headlamp will automatically downshift the brightness level to Low output to avoid potential burns caused by high temperature(s). When the lamp head is moved away from the illuminated object for more than 1.2 seconds, the headlamp will automatically recall the previously used output level.

Intelligent Overheat Protection

The lamp will accumulate a lot of heat when used at high output levels for extended periods. When the lamp reaches a temperature of 55°C/131°F or above, it will automatically step down a few lumens to reduce the temperature. When the temperature drops below 55°C/131°F, the lamp will gradually recall the preset output level.

Low-Voltage Warning

When the voltage level drops below the preset level, the headlamp is programmed to downshift to a lower brightness level until Low output is reached. When this happens in Low output, the headlamp blinks at Low output of Spot-and-floodlight mode to remind you to timely recharge the battery case.

Charging

  • Uncover the anti-dust cap on the battery case and plug the USB Type-C side of the cable into the port on the battery case.
  • When charging, the LED indicators will flash from left to right to display the charging status. The four indicators will be constant-on after charging is completed.
  • With the lamp switched off, the normal charging time is about 2 hours from depleted to fully charged.
  • Compatible fast-charging protocols: PD3.0/2.0; max charging power: 27 W.

Note: the headlamp can be operated while charging. Once charging is completed, be sure to unplug the cable and close the anti-dust cover.

Power Bank Function

  • Uncover the anti-dust cap on the battery case and plug the USB Type-C side of the cable into the port on the battery case.
  • When discharging, the LED indicators will flash from right to left to display the discharging status.
  • The battery case will automatically stop discharging when the battery level is lower than 6.1 V.
  • Compatible fast-discharging protocols: PD3.0/PD2.0; max discharging power: 20 W.

Note: the headlamp can be operated while discharging. Once discharging is completed, be sure to unplug the cable and close the anti-dust cover.

Battery Level Indication

With the lamp switched off, single click Switch B to check the battery status. Single click once again and the indicator(s) will go out immediately; otherwise the indicator(s) will last for 3 seconds.

  • Four lights on: 100% - 80%
  • Three lights on: 80% - 60%
  • Two lights on: 60% - 40%
  • One light on: 40% - 20%
  • One light flashes: 20% - 1%

Technical Parameters — Spotlight

  • Turbo: Output 3000 lumens, Runtime 5 hours 43 minutes*, Distance 440 meters, Intensity 48518 candela
  • High: Output 800 lumens, Runtime 11 hours 40 minutes, Distance 230 meters, Intensity 13274 candela
  • Med: Output 350 lumens, Runtime 28 hours 24 minutes, Distance 151 meters, Intensity 5718 candela
  • Low: Output 50 lumens, Runtime 120 hours, Distance 56 meters, Intensity 797 candela

Technical Parameters — Floodlight

  • Turbo: Output 1200 lumens, Runtime 8 hours*, Distance 122 meters, Intensity 3746 candela
  • High: Output 400 lumens, Runtime 30 hours 48 minutes, Distance 68 meters, Intensity 1148 candela
  • Med: Output 50 lumens, Runtime 120 hours, Distance 24 meters, Intensity 140 candela
  • Low: Output 5 lumens, Runtime 500 hours, Distance 7 meters, Intensity 14 candela

Technical Parameters — Spot-and-Floodlight

  • Turbo: Output 4000 lumens, Runtime 4 hours 17 minutes*, Distance 450 meters, Intensity 50853 candela
  • High: Output 1200 lumens, Runtime 8 hours, Distance 241 meters, Intensity 14512 candela
  • Med: Output 400 lumens, Runtime 18 hours, Distance 153 meters, Intensity 5872 candela
  • Low: Output 50 lumens, Runtime 120 hours, Distance 55 meters, Intensity 745 candela

*The Turbo output is measured in total runtime including output at reduced levels due to temperature or protection mechanism in the design. All modes: Impact Resistance 2 meters, Waterproof IP66. Specifications are based on ANSI/PLATO FL1 standard testing using two built-in 5000mAh batteries at 21±3°C and 50%-80% humidity — actual performance may vary by environment.

Headband Assembly

The headband is factory assembled by default. Adjust the headband by sliding the buckle to the required length.

Usage and Maintenance

  • Disassembling the sealed parts can cause damage to the lamp and will void the warranty.
  • Unplug the connecting cable to prevent accidental activation during storage or transportation.
  • Recharge a stored headlamp every four months to maintain the optimum performance of the batteries.
  • The headlamp may flicker, shine intermittently, or even fail to illuminate due to poor battery level. Recharge the battery case. If that doesn't resolve it, please contact Fenix Store support through live chat (the chat button on any page of fenix-store.com) or at support@fenix-store.com.

Warning

  • Do NOT place this headlamp within the reach of children!
  • Do NOT shine the headlamp directly into the eyes of anyone!
  • Do NOT place the light head near flammable objects; high temperatures can cause objects to overheat and become flammable/ignite!
  • Do NOT use the headlamp in inappropriate ways such as holding the unit in your mouth — doing so could cause serious personal injury or death if the headlamp or internal battery fails!
  • This headlamp will accumulate a significant amount of heat while operating, resulting in a high temperature of the headlamp shell. Pay close attention to avoid burns!
  • Turn off the headlamp to prevent accidental activation during storage or transportation.
  • The LEDs of this headlamp are not replaceable; the whole headlamp will need to be replaced when any of the LEDs reaches the end of its lifespan.

Included

Standard HP35R: Fenix HP35R headlamp, 2-in-1 Type-C charging cable, 2 x Cable clips, Extension cable, User manual, Warranty card.

HP35R SAR: Fenix HP35R SAR headlamp, 2-in-1 Type-C charging cable, Cable clips, 4 x Helmet attachment hooks, Extension cable, User manual, Warranty card.

Overall rating: 4.4545455 / 5 from 44 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Fenix HP35R Search and Rescue Headlamp is highly praised for its exceptional brightness and reliability, making it ideal for search and rescue, industrial use, and extreme outdoor conditions. It offers up to 4,000 lumens, versatile lighting modes, and long runtimes. The headlamp is durable, waterproof, and comes in two versions with different headbands and helmet mounts.

Summary topics

  • Brightness (28%): Many customers remarked that this headlamp is the brightest they have ever owned and is worth the money.
  • Versatile Lighting Modes (31%): Many customers pointed out that this headlamp is the brightest they have ever used on a mountain bike.

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Review highlights

  • "This light is the best headlamp I've had." — Craig L.
  • "The light is easy to use and the three options for lighting are perfect I use my new headlamp daily." — Todd F.
  • "Good design and reliability trouble free" — Gilbert G.

Reviews

Great light but

"I wish you sold more replacement parts for the HP35 r . Seams to me if you spend $230.00 on a headlamp you should have more options of replacement parts cause parts of the headlight broke pretty easily just a few months after purchase. The plastic part that holds the battery pack to the strap broke in many places, now I have zip ties holding it in place. The plastic bracket the light itself is connected to is wearing out and the swivel the light is connected to that let's you move light up and down is worn out keeping light pointed down , I have tape on this part as well"

— Paul B. (3/5)

Best headlamp for hardcore caving.

"I was searching high end caving lamps and found the HP 35R SAR. This light is everything you need for caving. The light can illuminate the largest of cave passages, and you can control the brightness. This lamp is robust and can handle a caving environment. I have been caving for years, and it’s nice to have a headlamp the you can use all day without needing to change batteries or charge batteries. This light dips battery power very slow when using flood lighting mode on modest settings. It’s everything you need in a light. It works great in vertical caves where rappelling is required. You can rest assured that you will see everything! ESSO grotto member in Kentucky"

— David I. (5/5)

Nice and bright, also lasts a long time, But. . .

"Great light for brightness and lasts pretty long also considering how bright it is but it left me very disappointed when in less than a year of occasional use the little plastic clips in the back that hold the flashlight in position when rotating it up and down broke off. I had noticed that they seemed i bit cheep considering the weight of the light. And sure enough about six months later they broke off making it useless as a head light because it can not stay in position. it just hangs with the light aiming all the way down. And I did not go to return it right away so it is now out of warranty. But I think they need to come up with a better system for holding the light in place. I would be surprised if this has not happened to others although i have not seen any other complaints of this in the reviews. But otherwise it is a great light the rest seems really well built."

— Craig A. (3/5)

HP35R

"I have been using this headlamp for over a year. My primary use is daily night walks, but I have also used it in hunting, fishing, camping car repair and a few emergency situations. The multi-modes and variable intensity along with the long life of the battery makes this a versatile headlamp for a variety uses and daily efforts."

— Derek L. (5/5)

Amazing customer service

"I use this headlight all day everyday it's on the highest setting constantly. After about 8 months of daily use it finally crapped out on me. I sent it in for repairs and after about 5 weeks they sent me a brand new headlamp no questions asked. . I need this lamp to do my job and customer service was top-notch. Anytime I sent an email they replied with an update. I highly suggest if you need a strong powerful headlamp that runs all day on a good battery purchase this one The HP35R. The only thing that I could say could use an upgrade is the track that the headlamp rides on it's made out of plastic in ebroads rather rapidly. I would strongly suggest they make it out of metal in the future so it holds up to torturous use. I'm a subterranean infrastructure maintenance technician I work in dark damp places and I need a light constantly. Overall 4. 7 out of 5 stars"

— Charles D. (3/5)

Disappointed - Defective Unit, No Customer Support

"I purchased the FENIX HP35R headlamp less than two months ago and could not be more disappointed. After only a few uses, the battery stopped holding a charge. I charged it overnight several times, and it now won’t power on at all. For a product that costs over $260, this is completely unacceptable. What makes the situation worse is the lack of support. There is no direct customer service number, and the company provides no meaningful way to get assistance. When I contacted FENIX directly, they redirected me to the wholesale seller, and I still have not received any response regarding a refund or replacement. This headlamp has become completely useless, and based on my experience, I cannot recommend this product to anyone. There are many other reliable headlamps on the market with better performance and far better reputations. I strongly suggest staying away from this one."

— Mark D. (1/5)

HP35R-SPECTACULAR

"This is a great headlamp. I use it daily for work in dark places. O ce again, Fenix provides a great lighting tool."

— James D. (5/5)

Fenix quality flashlights

"The HP35R IS THE BEST HEADLIGHT IVE ever owned and wouldn't change it for any other. The different light settings and the quality of the light, it's just an over all excellent headlight. The way the headlight performs in any condition, I highly recommend the HP35R for any Type of work duty, big or small projects. Since I've had mine it's been a very important work tool."

— Jose V. (5/5)

Felix Head lamp

"Brightest longest lasting headlamp I’ve ever had. I would highly recommend!"

— Craig D. (5/5)

Fenix HP35R Search and Rescue

"Very bright and useful light. With the battery pack on the back and light, it’s very well balanced."

— Shawn R. (5/5)

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