FINALLY!!! Fenix Now Has an IR Flashlight! Introducing the Fenix TK25IR

You asked and Fenix has delivered! Please welcome the Fenix TK25IR! The Fenix TK25IR version is a tactical flashlight fitted with a white LED and 850 nm infrared LED. The white and infrared lights deliver max outputs of 1000 lumens and 3000mW respectively. Compatibility with numerous tactical accessories makes this IR version of the TK25 indispensable for hunting and most tactical demands!

Specifications

• Utilizes Cree XP-G2 S3 LED's with a lifespan of 50,000 hours
• 3000mW max infrared light, two output choice of high and low
• Fitted with 850nm infrared light - compatible with most infrared night vision devices
• 4 regular outputs plus strobe
  • Turbo
    • 1000 lumens (2 hours)
      • 738.19 feet/225 meters
  • High
    • 300 lumens (5 hour 20 minutes)
  • Med
    • 100 lumens (22 hour 20 minutes)
  • Low
    • 15 lumens (110 hours)
  • Strobe
    • 1000 lumens
• IP68 Rated standard
  • Dustproof and waterproof (submersible to 2 meters)
• Quick-release belt clip
• Digitally regulated output maintains constant brightness
• Reverse polarity protection to protect from improper battery insertion
• Tactical tail switch with instant and momentary-on activation
• Functional tail switch for output selection and instant strobe activation
• Made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum
• Premium type III hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish
• Toughened ultra-clear glass lens with an anti-reflective coating
• CLICK HERE for user manual

Athough I'm not currently looking for an IR light this looks great. The levels and run times are nicely spaced.

I never imagined needing or wanting an IR flashlight, but this is intriguing.

Is a White/Amber version considered?

kj2 said:

Is a White/Amber version considered?

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I second this! If it could strobe alternately between white and amber it would make for a great truck light for me.

I thought Fenix would use TIR for this, but appears from pics to have a silvered reflector. Gold is a far more efficient, near perfect reflector of IR, though, of course, far more expensive.

Someone buy one of these things and give it a legit/video test/review. No way I'll buy one until then.