CP50R Professional Work Lantern
Meet the most powerful lantern Fenix has ever built. The CP50R work lantern delivers a staggering 5500 lumens of light and throws a beam up to 1476ft (450m). Its unique triangular design resembles a warning sign, making it an asset at high-risk jobsites and roadside emergencies. In addition to its ultra-bright floodlight and spotlight modes (which can be combined for maximum output), it also includes five lighting modes for signaling and increased visibility.
With a magnetic base, tripod mount, and 360° rotating handle, this work light throws light exactly where you need it, without tying up your hands. The adjustable floodlight color temperature lets you shift from warm task lighting to crisp white illumination on the fly. It is USB-C rechargeable with dual 6000mAh batteries that keep it running up to 240 hours—it can also be used as a power bank.  Built from rugged aluminum alloy with an IP66 rating, the CP50R is a serious lighting tool for people who can’t afford to work in the dark.
Original: $179.95
-70%$179.95
$53.98
Description
Meet the most powerful lantern Fenix has ever built. The CP50R work lantern delivers a staggering 5500 lumens of light and throws a beam up to 1476ft (450m). Its unique triangular design resembles a warning sign, making it an asset at high-risk jobsites and roadside emergencies. In addition to its ultra-bright floodlight and spotlight modes (which can be combined for maximum output), it also includes five lighting modes for signaling and increased visibility.
With a magnetic base, tripod mount, and 360° rotating handle, this work light throws light exactly where you need it, without tying up your hands. The adjustable floodlight color temperature lets you shift from warm task lighting to crisp white illumination on the fly. It is USB-C rechargeable with dual 6000mAh batteries that keep it running up to 240 hours—it can also be used as a power bank.  Built from rugged aluminum alloy with an IP66 rating, the CP50R is a serious lighting tool for people who can’t afford to work in the dark.
