Fenix E06R PRO Flat Flashlight Designed for medics, first responders, and tactical professionals, the Fenix E06R Pro Flat Flashlight delivers powerful, versatile illumination in a compact, duty‑ready form. With the ability to combine its spotlight and floodlight into an Instant Turbo output of up to 1600 lumens, this light provides rapid, reliable visibility for patient assessment, scene control, and low‑light navigation in high‑stress environments. Beyond white light, the E06R Pro integrates UV illumination, a red laser, strobe, and multiple emergency scene modes, giving responders a single tool capable of inspection, signaling, and identification tasks. The intuitive dual‑switch design allows fast operation, even with gloves, while the flat body profile rides comfortably in a pocket, pouch, or medical kit without adding bulk. Built for the realities of emergency response, this flashlight features a USB‑C rechargeable 1650mAh battery with runtimes up to 111 hours, along with IP66 dust and water resistance for dependable performance in harsh conditions. Lightweight, rugged, and highly adaptable, the Fenix E06R Pro is an ideal lighting solution for IFAKs, go‑bags, and tactical medical loadouts where reliability and versatility matter most. Fenix E06R PRO Flat Flashlight Features 1600 Max lumens One Luminus SST20 LED and one Luminus SFT25 LED, with a lifespan of 50,000 hours each Built-in 1650mAh battery provides up to 111 hours in Eco mode USB Type-C charging Multiple light sources (19 modes) including white light (spotlight and floodlight), UV light, and a red laser 3D light ring provides five lighting effects: Red flash, Blue flash, Red & blue flash, RGB, and Aurora; suitable for both emergencies and relaxation Dual-switch control: Neck-mounted switch and tail switch Separately controlled three light sources Flat design allows for easy storage in a pocket Keychain hole and belt clip IP66-rated protection Battery level indication Low-voltage warning Lanyard and charging cable included
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