Fenix® CL28R Rechargeable Work Light & Power Bank, 2000 Lumens

The Fenix CL28R combines a high-output work light and a rechargeable power bank in a versatile, portable package. Delivering up to 2000 lumens, adjustable brightness, and variable color temperature, it adapts to a wide range of applications, including workshop tasks, camping, photography, vehicle maintenance, and emergency lighting.

Adjustable Brightness and Color Temperature

The CL28R allows users to adjust both brightness and color temperature to suit different environments and tasks. From warm white light for campsite use to cooler tones for detailed work, the light can be tailored to specific requirements. The selected color temperature is retained in memory and restored when the light is switched on again.

Integrated 10,000 mAh Power Bank

The built-in 10,000 mAh battery provides extended runtime and can also be used to charge smartphones, GPS devices, and other electronics. USB-C and USB-A ports support charging and power delivery, reducing the need to carry a separate power bank.

Versatile Positioning Options

A 360-degree rotating handle allows the light to be directed exactly where needed. Integrated magnets enable secure attachment to steel and other ferrous surfaces, while the threaded tripod mount expands positioning options for workshop use, photography, and area lighting.

Built for Indoor and Outdoor Use

The durable housing is designed to withstand demanding conditions, including heavy rain and routine impacts encountered during field use. In addition to white light modes, the CL28R features a red light mode and a red flashing mode for preserving night vision or emergency signaling.

Key Features

• Maximum output of up to 2000 lumens
• Adjustable brightness and color temperature
• Integrated 10,000 mAh power bank
• USB-C and USB-A charging ports
• 360-degree rotating handle
• Integrated magnetic mounting system
• Threaded tripod mount
• Red light and red flashing modes
• IP66-rated dust and water resistance
• Suitable for work, camping, photography, and emergency use