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The Fenix TK30 is a tactical flashlight built around a white laser (LEP) emitter instead of an LED. It throws a tightly focused beam up to 1,200 meters at 363,866 candela, far beyond what LED lights of similar size reach. A 5,000mAh 21700 battery runs it for up to 3 hours on High or 6 hours on Low and charges through a built-in USB port. It suits search and rescue, security and tactical users who need to identify objects hundreds of meters out. The trade-off is a narrow, pencil-thin beam with little spill, so it is a poor fit for close-up or wide-area work that a conventional LED light handles better.
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Owners rate the TK30 very highly, with 4.9 out of 5 from 220 ratings. They praise its throw and build, and most accept the narrow beam as the point of the light.
The Fenix TK30 is a tactical flashlight with a white laser (LEP) light source. It produces a tightly focused beam that reaches 1,200 meters (3,900 feet), with 363,866 candela in High mode.
A dual switch selects High, Low and Strobe modes, and a battery level indicator shows the remaining charge. The 5,000mAh 21700 battery recharges through the built-in USB port. It runs up to 3 hours on High or 6 hours on Low.
The body is machined from A6061-T6 aluminum with a HAIII hard-anodized finish. It is IP68 waterproof and drop-tested to 1 meter. Built-in protection guards against overheating and reverse-polarity battery insertion.
