Fenix HP35R SAR Edition – 4000 Lumen Search and Rescue Headlamp
The SAR Edition is the HP35R set up for fire, rescue and industrial crews. The light itself is unchanged, with a 450 m XHP70 spotlight and warm high-CRI floods for a combined 4000 lumens, but the headband is flame-retardant, fire-resistant rubber and the kit adds four helmet attachment hooks so it mounts on a structural or rescue helmet.
The 10,000 mAh battery case at the back carries a red safety light, so a teammate can track you in smoke or darkness, and it doubles as a power bank for a radio or phone. A rotary switch picks spot, flood or both, and a proximity sensor dims the beam when you look down at a map or a patient so you don't blind yourself.
At 16.79 oz with the battery it is heavy by headlamp standards; that is the price of the runtime (up to 500 hours on low) and the 4000 lumen ceiling. IP66 and 2 m impact rated.
Key Features
- Flame-retardant, fire-resistant rubber headband
- Four helmet attachment hooks included
- 4000 lumens combined; 450 m spotlight plus warm high-CRI floods
- 10,000 mAh rear pack with power bank output and red safety light
- Glove-friendly rotary switch; close-range auto-dimming
Specifications
| Max output |
4000 lumens (spot + flood) |
| Beam distance |
1,476 ft (450 m) |
| Max runtime |
500 hours |
| Modes |
12: four spot, four flood, four combined levels |
| LEDs |
1 x Cree XHP70 neutral white (spot) + 2 x Luminus SST20 warm white high-CRI (flood) |
| Battery |
Built-in 10,000 mAh pack (2 x 5000 mAh), works as a power bank |
| Charging |
USB-C (inner waterproof port) |
| Water / impact |
IP66; 2 m impact resistant |
| Headlamp size |
3.91" x 2.10" x 2.15" |
| Battery case size |
3.75" x 1.57" x 2.11" |
| Weight |
16.79 oz with battery and headband |
| Headband |
Flame-retardant, fire-resistant rubber |
| In the box |
2-in-1 USB-C cable, cable clip, 4 helmet hooks, extension cable |
| Warranty |
Limited lifetime from Fenix Lighting USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
How bright is the Fenix HP35R SAR?
The Fenix HP35R SAR reaches 4000 lumens with the spot and flood running together, and the spotlight throws about 1,476 feet (450 m). The flood channel alone gives up to 1200 lumens of warm, high-CRI light.
Is the Fenix HP35R SAR waterproof?
The Fenix HP35R SAR is IP66 rated, so it handles rain and heavy spray, and it is rated for 2 m drops. It is not designed to be submerged.
What battery does the Fenix HP35R SAR use?
The Fenix HP35R SAR runs from a rear battery case holding two 5000 mAh cells (10,000 mAh total). The case charges by USB-C, doubles as a power bank for a phone or radio, and has its own red safety light.
What is the difference between the Fenix HP35R and HP35R SAR?
The lights are the same. The SAR Edition uses a flame-retardant, fire-resistant rubber headband and comes with four helmet attachment hooks for fire, industrial and rescue helmets; the Standard Edition uses a lighter, ventilated nylon headband.
Is the Fenix HP35R SAR good for search and rescue?
Yes. The Fenix HP35R SAR was built for long, demanding shifts: 4000 lumens, a glove-friendly rotary switch, a red rear safety light, a 10,000 mAh pack and a sensor that drops the brightness when you look at something close. The SAR Edition's fire-resistant headband and helmet hooks are aimed at exactly that work.
Where can I buy the Fenix HP35R SAR?
Going Gear is an authorized Fenix dealer and stocks the Fenix HP35R SAR with Fenix Lighting USA's warranty.
