The latest generation of the Fenix E20 V2.0 LED flashlight offers a high lumen output of up to 350 lumens (ANSI) and a range of up to 126 meters. This version offers simple operation and four levels of light output with 200 hours runtime. Both mode switching and on and off switch is controlled by one tail button. The power supply uses two commercially available AA batteries, of course disposable and rechargeable batteries can be used. The unique innovation is a special collimator that creates a light cone with a range of 126 meters. The collimator is made with technology used in the auto industry and its height is only 3 millimeters, less than half that of commonly used optics. With a length of only 127 millimeters and a weight of 42 grams (without batteries), it can be carried at all times. This flashlight is an ideal light tool with an excellent ratio of high performance, quality and price.

All flashlight parameters (lumen output, battery life, waterproof, range and shock resistance) are measured in accordance with ANSI/NEMA FL 1-2009.

The Fenix E20 V2.0 flashlight replaces the older Fenix L2T V2.0, Fenix E20 and Fenix E21 models.

Fenix E20 V2.0 flashlight specifications

• A modern Luminus SST-20 LED with 50,000 hours lifetime is used.
• Four power modes:
  • Measured with 1900mAh rechargeable NiMH batteries: 350 lumens: (1.5 hours) -> 150 lumens (5.5 hours) -> 30 lumens (34.5 hours) -> 5 lumens (140 hours)
  • Measured with included alkaline batteries: 350 lumens (3.75 hours) -> 150 lumens (11.25 hours) -> 30 lumens (93.5 hours) -> 5 lumens (200 hours)
• Uses two AA batteries (alkaline, lithium or rechargeable NiMH). These batteries are cheap and widely available.
• Max. battery diameter 14,4 mm., max. battery length 50,5 mm.
• The longest lasting batteries will be the Energizer L91 Ultimate Lithium AA batteries (especially suitable for extreme conditions and expeditions).
• Protection against accidental insertion of the battery in reverse (reverse polarity).
• Intelligent overheating protection.
• Electronics with digital constant power control and protection against reverse battery insertion.
• Made of T6 type aerospace hardened aluminum, the flashlight is shockproof against drops from 1 meter.
• Durable surface - Type III hard anodized.
• Prominent grooved surface for better grip.
• Solid clip for safe and easy carrying of flashlight (removable).
• Special super-thin collimator only 3 mm high, made with technology used in the auto industry.
• Range 126 meters (3950 cd).
• Waterproof and dustproof to IP68 standard (tested underwater at 2 meters depth).
• Dimensions 12.7 cm (length) x 1.68 cm (body diameter) x 2.1 cm (head diameter).
• Weight 42 grams (without batteries).
• The flashlight comes with a wrist lanyard, a spare o-ring and two alkaline batteries.
• Optional original accessories can be purchased as: AOD-S diffuser, Belt holder AB02 and Fenix bike holder.
• The flashlight is also compatible with the LockBlocks bike holder, BikeBlock bike helmet holder.

 Using the Fenix E20 V2.0 LED Flashlight

To turn on, press the switch located on the end of the flashlight. The flashlight will always turn on the lowest mode. With the flashlight on, you can change power modes at any time by pressing the button halfway (cycles through low - medium - high - turbo).

Intelligent overheat protection - if the temperature of the flashlight rises above 58°C, it will automatically start to reduce the power in gradual steps of 1% every second until the power is reduced to 150 lumens. Once the temperature of the torch drops below 58°C, the output will automatically increase to the original level again. Operation at the highest power mode is thus not limited by time, but only by temperature.

Battery low warning - if the battery voltage drops below the set level, the flashlight will automatically reduce power. When the batteries are low, only the lowest power mode will be available.

Warning

• Do not disassemble the sealed part in the head of the flashlight yourself, it will violate the warranty.
• Remove the batteries from the flashlight if they are dead. Especially with disposable batteries, there is a risk of leaking and subsequent damage to the flashlight.
• If the protective rubber rings appear damaged after prolonged use, replace them. The rings should also be lubricated to prevent erosion of the rubber. By following these rules, the flashlight will be properly protected against water.
• If the flashlight is flickering, not switching to higher power modes, or not lighting up, it may be due to one of the following reasons:
  • The batteries are almost dead – replace them.
  • The contacts inside the flashlight are clogged – clean them with a cotton ball dipped in alcohol.
  • Back of the flashlight is loose – add lubricant to the sealing rings and tighten.