Ultra Powerful and Versatile

The Fenix TK35R pushes the limits of performance with its maximum output of 5800 lumens and exceptional range of 610 meters. Designed for security professionals, law enforcement, first responders, and tactical gear enthusiasts, it features a high-precision UV function and advanced control and safety technologies.

Dual Power: White LED + 365 nm UV

Equipped with four Luminus SFT25R LEDs, it delivers an ultra-powerful, precise, and long-range white beam.

Includes a Luminus SST08 UV LED (365 nm), ideal for detecting official documents, reading security codes, verifying authenticity, or performing special inspections (crime scenes, leaks, etc.).

Intuitive and silent control

Two silent rear tactical switches for quick control, even in discreet operations.

Exclusive Flexisensa toggle switch: easily switch between General, Lock and UV modes for maximum adaptability in all circumstances.

Long battery life and fast charging

Powered by two 4000 mAh Li-ion 18650 batteries, ensuring constant power and excellent battery life.

Protected USB-C port for fast and secure charging in the field.

Battery level indicator light integrated into the switch for real-time battery life monitoring.

Rugged design and advanced protection

High-strength aluminum alloy body, ideal for heavy-duty use.

IP68 standard: completely waterproof (up to 2 m deep for 30 min) and dustproof.

Intelligent overheating protection and low voltage warning for enhanced safety with every use.

  • Maximum power: 5800 lumens
  • Maximum beam range: 610 meters
  • LEDs: 4 × Luminus SFT25R + 1 × Luminus SST08 UV (365 nm)
  • Battery: 2 × 18650, 4000 mAh
  • Recharging: Protected USB Type-C
  • Controls: 2 tactical switches + 1 Flexisensa selector
  • Material: High-strength aluminum
  • Waterproof rating: IP68
  • Dimensions: 154 × 43 mm
  • Weight: 342 g (batteries included)
  • Fenix TK35R torch
  • 2 x ARB-L18-4000 batteries
  • USB Type-C charging cable
  • Holster
  • lanyard
  • Spare O-ring
  • User manual
  • Warranty card