The Fenix HP12R-T Black is a black headlamp for night hikes and tasks around camp. The neutral white light is suitable for observing your surroundings, while the cool white light reaches farther when you are looking for a trail marker or where the path continues. Together, the two light sources provide up to 1300 lm and a beam distance of up to 200 m. Suitable for Night hiking and walking on forest trails Pitching a tent and tasks around the campsite Orienteering and evening trail running Illuminating equipment and maps Outdoor work where the light needs to follow your gaze Why choose the Fenix HP12R-T Black? The 5 lm Moonlight mode runs for up to 310 hours. The 200 lm neutral white setting provides up to 16 hours of light. Two separate buttons control the cool white and neutral white light. The rear battery housing holds a replaceable 4000 mAh battery. An electronic lock helps prevent the headlamp from switching on in your bag. Technical specifications Manufacturer: Fenix Model: HP12R-T Black Colour: black Light sources: Luminus SST25 cool white, Luminus SST20 neutral white and 2835 red LEDs White light colour temperatures: 6500 K and 4000 K Combined light, Turbo: 1300 lm, up to 200 m, up to 4 hours and 40 minutes Combined light, Low: 70 lm, up to 47 m, up to 18 hours and 20 minutes Cool white, Turbo: 1000 lm, up to 170 m, up to 5 hours Cool white, High: 350 lm, up to 98 m, up to 16 hours and 20 minutes Cool white, Medium: 70 lm, up to 44 m, up to 30 hours Cool white, Moonlight: 5 lm, up to 12 m, up to 310 hours Neutral white, High: 500 lm, up to 130 m, up to 6 hours and 10 minutes Neutral white, Medium: 200 lm, up to 79 m, up to 16 hours Neutral white, Low: 70 lm, up to 47 m, up to 24 hours and 30 minutes Front red steady light: 5 lm, up to 4 m, up to 160 hours Front red SOS: 5 lm, up to 320 hours Rear red steady light: 3 lm, up to 108 hours Rear red flashing light: 3 lm, up to 216 hours Battery: Fenix ARB-L18-4000, 18650 Li-ion, 4000 mAh Charging: USB-C port on the rear battery housing Charging time: approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes with a 5 V / 2.5 A adapter Protection rating: IP66 Drop test: 2 m Lamp head dimensions: 61 × 37 × 28 mm Battery housing dimensions: 92 × 36 × 35 mm Weight: 199 g including battery and headband Total runtimes for Turbo modes include operation at reduced light output. Included Black Fenix HP12R-T headlamp with headband Fenix ARB-L18-4000 battery USB-C charging cable Two cable clips Spare seal Frequently asked questions Does the Fenix HP12R-T Black have a red light? Yes. The front lamp has a 5 lm red steady light and SOS mode. The rear battery housing has a separately controlled 3 lm red steady light and flashing light. How do I charge the HP12R-T Black battery? Connect the USB-C cable to the charging port on the rear battery housing. With the lamp switched off, the included battery charges in approximately 3.5 hours using a 5 V / 2.5 A adapter. How do I lock the Fenix HP12R-T? With the lamp switched off, press and hold both front switches simultaneously for about three seconds. Repeat to unlock. The rear light is switched off separately using its own button. When is the Fenix HP12R-T Black the right choice? The HP12R-T Black is suitable for night hiking if you want to distribute the lamp's weight between the front and back of your head and alternate between neutral and cool white light. If you prefer a headlamp with a single housing and modes controlled by one large button, consider the Fenix HM70R. We recommend At the campsite, start with the 70 lm neutral white light and tilt the lamp head slightly downwards. This lets you see your equipment and work surface without shining a bright light into your companions' eyes. In the tent, try the 5 lm Moonlight mode. On a dark trail, choose the 200 lm neutral white or 350 lm cool white setting for longer stretches. Use the combined Turbo mode when you need a brief look at a distant marker. Before a multi-day trip, check that you have the USB-C cable with you and that the battery housing port cover is closed. If you take a spare battery, keep it in a separate protective case. When putting the lamp in your backpack, switch off the rear light using its own button and lock the front lamp. When you get home, remove the muddy headband for washing and let it dry before storing it. A black headlamp for dark trails and camp The Fenix HP12R-T Black provides a dim light for close-up use in the tent and a beam reaching up to 200 m on the trail. The replaceable battery and separately controlled rear light are suited to longer evening outings.
The Fenix HP12R-T Black is a black headlamp for night hikes and tasks around camp. The neutral white light is suitable for observing your surroundings, while the cool white light reaches farther when you are looking for a trail marker or where the path continues. Together, the two light sources provide up to 1300 lm and a beam distance of up to 200 m. Suitable for Night hiking and walking on forest trails Pitching a tent and tasks around the campsite Orienteering and evening trail running Illuminating equipment and maps Outdoor work where the light needs to follow your gaze Why choose the Fenix HP12R-T Black? The 5 lm Moonlight mode runs for up to 310 hours. The 200 lm neutral white setting provides up to 16 hours of light. Two separate buttons control the cool white and neutral white light. The rear battery housing holds a replaceable 4000 mAh battery. An electronic lock helps prevent the headlamp from switching on in your bag. Technical specifications Manufacturer: Fenix Model: HP12R-T Black Colour: black Light sources: Luminus SST25 cool white, Luminus SST20 neutral white and 2835 red LEDs White light colour temperatures: 6500 K and 4000 K Combined light, Turbo: 1300 lm, up to 200 m, up to 4 hours and 40 minutes Combined light, Low: 70 lm, up to 47 m, up to 18 hours and 20 minutes Cool white, Turbo: 1000 lm, up to 170 m, up to 5 hours Cool white, High: 350 lm, up to 98 m, up to 16 hours and 20 minutes Cool white, Medium: 70 lm, up to 44 m, up to 30 hours Cool white, Moonlight: 5 lm, up to 12 m, up to 310 hours Neutral white, High: 500 lm, up to 130 m, up to 6 hours and 10 minutes Neutral white, Medium: 200 lm, up to 79 m, up to 16 hours Neutral white, Low: 70 lm, up to 47 m, up to 24 hours and 30 minutes Front red steady light: 5 lm, up to 4 m, up to 160 hours Front red SOS: 5 lm, up to 320 hours Rear red steady light: 3 lm, up to 108 hours Rear red flashing light: 3 lm, up to 216 hours Battery: Fenix ARB-L18-4000, 18650 Li-ion, 4000 mAh Charging: USB-C port on the rear battery housing Charging time: approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes with a 5 V / 2.5 A adapter Protection rating: IP66 Drop test: 2 m Lamp head dimensions: 61 × 37 × 28 mm Battery housing dimensions: 92 × 36 × 35 mm Weight: 199 g including battery and headband Total runtimes for Turbo modes include operation at reduced light output. Included Black Fenix HP12R-T headlamp with headband Fenix ARB-L18-4000 battery USB-C charging cable Two cable clips Spare seal Frequently asked questions Does the Fenix HP12R-T Black have a red light? Yes. The front lamp has a 5 lm red steady light and SOS mode. The rear battery housing has a separately controlled 3 lm red steady light and flashing light. How do I charge the HP12R-T Black battery? Connect the USB-C cable to the charging port on the rear battery housing. With the lamp switched off, the included battery charges in approximately 3.5 hours using a 5 V / 2.5 A adapter. How do I lock the Fenix HP12R-T? With the lamp switched off, press and hold both front switches simultaneously for about three seconds. Repeat to unlock. The rear light is switched off separately using its own button. When is the Fenix HP12R-T Black the right choice? The HP12R-T Black is suitable for night hiking if you want to distribute the lamp's weight between the front and back of your head and alternate between neutral and cool white light. If you prefer a headlamp with a single housing and modes controlled by one large button, consider the Fenix HM70R. We recommend At the campsite, start with the 70 lm neutral white light and tilt the lamp head slightly downwards. This lets you see your equipment and work surface without shining a bright light into your companions' eyes. In the tent, try the 5 lm Moonlight mode. On a dark trail, choose the 200 lm neutral white or 350 lm cool white setting for longer stretches. Use the combined Turbo mode when you need a brief look at a distant marker. Before a multi-day trip, check that you have the USB-C cable with you and that the battery housing port cover is closed. If you take a spare battery, keep it in a separate protective case. When putting the lamp in your backpack, switch off the rear light using its own button and lock the front lamp. When you get home, remove the muddy headband for washing and let it dry before storing it. A black headlamp for dark trails and camp The Fenix HP12R-T Black provides a dim light for close-up use in the tent and a beam reaching up to 200 m on the trail. The replaceable battery and separately controlled rear light are suited to longer evening outings.
