Condensed reference manual for the Fenix GL23R green laser tactical light: warnings, mounting, operating instructions, laser sight zeroing, technical parameters, battery info, and maintenance.

<p>Condensed from the manufacturer&apos;s official manual for the Fenix GL23R green laser tactical light. See the downloadable PDF reference manual on <a href="https://fenix-store.com/products/fenix-gl23r-green-laser-tactical-light" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="fr-strong">the product page</a> for complete details.</p><h4 id="warning">Warning</h4><ul><li>The LED light with green laser is a high-intensity lighting device capable of causing eye damage to the user or others. Avoid shining the light directly into anyone&apos;s eyes.</li><li>This light will accumulate a significant amount of heat while operating, resulting in a high temperature of the light shell. Pay close attention to avoid burns.</li><li>Do not shine an object at close range, to avoid burning the object or causing danger due to high temperature.</li><li>The LED of this light is not replaceable; so the whole light will need to be replaced when the LED reaches the end of its lifespan.</li><li>All information provided in this manual is subject to change without prior notice.</li></ul><h4 id="fenix-gl23r-green-laser-tactical-light">Fenix GL23R Green Laser Tactical Light</h4><ul><li>1200 lumens maximum output, 240 meters maximum beam distance.</li><li>Uses a Luminus SFT40 LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours.</li><li>Includes a Fenix ARB-L18-1100 rechargeable battery.</li><li>Digitally regulated circuit for maintaining a stable output.</li><li>Reverse polarity protection, to protect from improper battery insertion.</li><li>Designed for guns with tactical rails.</li><li>Ambidextrous mechanical tail switches.</li><li>Tail switches can be replaced according to user&apos;s preferences.</li><li>Precise green laser sight.</li><li>Made of durable A6061-T6 aluminum alloy material.</li><li>Premium type HAIII hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish.</li><li>Toughened ultra-clear glass lens with an anti-reflective coating.</li><li>Size: 3.43&apos;&apos; x 1.18&apos;&apos; x 1.69&apos;&apos; / 87 x 30 x 43 mm.</li><li>Weight: 4.23 oz / 120 g (including battery).</li></ul><h4 id="technical-parameters-ansiplato-fl1">Technical Parameters (ANSI/PLATO FL1)</h4><ul><li><strong>White Light:</strong> Output 1200 lumens, Runtime 1 hour*, Distance 240 meters, Intensity 14,400 candela</li><li><strong>White Light + Green Laser:</strong> Output 1200 lumens + 520nm green laser &#x2264;5mW, Runtime 1 hour, Distance 240 meters, Intensity 14,400 candela</li><li><strong>Green Laser:</strong> Output 520nm green laser &#x2264;5mW, Runtime 13 hours</li></ul><p>Impact Resistance: 1 meter | Waterproof: IP66</p><p><em>Note: According to the ANSI/PLATO FL1 standard, the above specifications are from the results produced by Fenix through its laboratory testing using one Fenix ARB-L18-1100 rechargeable battery under the temperature of 21&#xB1;3&#xB0;C and humidity of 50%&#x2013;80%. The true performance of this product may vary according to different working environments and the actual battery used.</em></p><p><em>*The White Light output is measured in a total of runtime including output at reduced levels due to temperature or protection mechanism in the design.</em></p><h4 id="important-warnings">Important Warnings</h4><p>FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS WHEN HANDLING A FIREARM OR THE GL23R CAN BE DANGEROUS AND CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY, DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, OR DEATH.</p><p>Before attaching, inspecting, or servicing a firearm-mounted GL23R:</p><ol><li>Engage the safety of the firearm if applicable.</li><li>Remove the magazine from the firearm if applicable.</li><li>Open the action and inspect the chamber to be sure it is empty.</li></ol><h4 id="mounting">Mounting</h4><p>Please make sure your firearm rail is a Picatinny rail or Glock rail and choose the appropriate rail plate (the Glock rail plate is installed by default); you can change the rail plate to make the tactical light more suitable for your firearm.</p><ol><li>The GL23R is designed for precise aiming; it requires a basic tool or simply a coin to be attached to or detached from the side of the weapon or accessory rail.</li><li>Loosen the rail clamp bolt.</li><li>Place the fixed portion of the rail clamp against the accessory rail and align the rail key with the appropriate cross groove in the accessory rail.</li><li>Tighten the rail clamp bolt and make sure it is securely attached to the firearm. Again, a coin should be helpful to obtain sufficient tightness.</li></ol><h4 id="operating-instructions">Operating Instructions</h4><p>The tail switches can be operated with both hands. Rotate the toggle switch at the bottom to select the designated mode.</p><p><strong>On/Off:</strong> Rotate the bottom toggle switch from OFF to any mode and push the tail switches up or down to turn on the tactical light. Reset the tail switches to turn off the tactical light.</p><p><strong>Output Selection:</strong> With the tail switches pressed down, rotate the bottom toggle switch to cycle through OFF &#x2194; White Light &#x2194; White Light + Green Laser &#x2194; Green Laser.</p><p><strong>Laser Sight Zeroing:</strong></p><ol><li>The windage adjustment is at the left side of the light. Use the included Allen wrench clockwise or counter-clockwise to move the laser point.</li><li>The elevation adjustment is located at the bottom of the light; use the included Allen wrench clockwise or counter-clockwise to move the laser point.</li><li>When making large adjustments there may be an interaction that causes the laser to move diagonally or bind. It may become necessary to rotate the opposing adjustment screw counterclockwise to allow the laser cartridge to move to the desired position.</li></ol><p><em>*Laser parameters: CLASS 3R laser product, laser wavelength 510&#x2013;530nm, laser optical power output &#x2264;5mW.</em></p><p><strong>Tail Switches Replacement:</strong> Three groups of spare switches are included. Use the included Allen wrench to remove the T4 screw on the tail switch, then replace the tail switch and screw the T4 screw back on. Users can choose to install two switches of different lengths based on their usage habits.</p><h4 id="battery-specifications-and-replacement">Battery Specifications and Replacement</h4><ul><li>Fenix ARB-L18-1100 (18350, 3.6V): Recommended</li><li>Other types of 18350 (3.6V): Usable</li></ul><p><em>Warning: 18350 Li-ion batteries are powerful cells designed for commercial applications and must be treated with caution and handled with care. Only using quality batteries with circuit protection will reduce the potential for combustion or explosion. Cell damage or short-circuiting caused by using this type of battery is considered user-induced damage and is not covered by any Fenix warranty or liability.</em></p><p>To replace: unscrew the light head and insert the battery with the anode side (+) towards the light head, then screw the light head back on.</p><h4 id="charging">Charging</h4><ol><li>With the light switched off, open the anti-dust cover to reveal the charging port, then connect the USB Type-C end of the charging cable to the tactical light.</li><li>The indicator will display red while charging, and will turn to green when fully charged.</li><li>Once charging is completed, be sure to unplug the charging cable and close the anti-dust cover.</li></ol><p><em>Note: The light cannot be operated while charging. Recharge the battery promptly to ensure its normal life. The normal charging time of the tactical light is approximately 2 hours from depleted to fully charged. Recharge a stored light every four months to maintain the optimum performance of the battery.</em></p><h4 id="battery-level-indication">Battery Level Indication</h4><p>Turn the toggle switch to the OFF state, then push the tail switches up or down. The indicator will display the current battery level for 3 seconds.</p><ul><li>Green light on: 100%&#x2013;85%</li><li>Green light flashes: 85%&#x2013;50%</li><li>Red light on: 50%&#x2013;25%</li><li>Red light flashes: 25%&#x2013;1%</li></ul><h4 id="intelligent-overheat-protection">Intelligent Overheat Protection</h4><p>The light will accumulate a lot of heat when used at high output levels for extended periods. When the light reaches a temperature of 60&#xB0;C/140&#xB0;F or above, the light will automatically step down a few lumens to reduce the temperature. When the temperature drops below 55&#xB0;C/131&#xB0;F, the light automatically recalls the previously used output level.</p><h4 id="low-voltage-warning">Low-Voltage Warning</h4><p>When the voltage level drops below the preset level, the light is programmed to downshift to a lower brightness level until 50 lumens is reached. When this happens at 50 lumens, the battery level indicator blinks to remind you to recharge or replace the battery.</p><h4 id="usage-and-maintenance">Usage and Maintenance</h4><ul><li>Disassembling the sealed parts can cause damage to the light and will void the warranty.</li><li>Fenix recommends using an excellent quality battery.</li><li>If the light will not be used for an extended period, remove the battery, or the light could be damaged by electrolyte leakage or battery explosion.</li><li>If you shoot ammunition and get the lens coated, try rubbing the lens with fine steel wool or Froglube CLP.</li><li>Since gun maintenance requires the use of organic solvents, organic solvents contaminating key components of the light or laser module may cause malfunctions, and the light will not receive normal warranty service.</li><li>Remove the battery to prevent accidental activation.</li><li>Long-term use can result in O-ring wear. To maintain a proper water seal, replace the ring with an approved spare.</li><li>Periodic cleaning of the battery contacts improves the light&apos;s performance, as dirty contacts may cause the light to flicker, shine intermittently, or even fail to illuminate for the following reasons: (A) Poor battery level &#x2014; replace or recharge the battery (ensure it&apos;s inserted per the manufacturer&apos;s specifications); (B) The threads, PCB board contact, or other contacts are dirty &#x2014; clean the contact points with a cotton swab soaked in rubbing alcohol.</li><li>If the above methods don&apos;t work, please contact your authorized distributor.</li></ul><h4 id="included">Included</h4><p>Fenix GL23R green laser tactical light, ARB-L18-1100 rechargeable battery, USB Type-C charging cable, Picatinny rail plate, spare O-ring, 4x spare switches, Allen wrench, user manual, warranty card.</p>

Fenix GL23R Reference Manual

Condensed reference manual for the Fenix GL06 and GL06-365 pocket pistol tactical lights: warnings, mounting, operating instructions, technical parameters, battery info, and maintenance.

<p>Condensed from the manufacturer&apos;s official manual for the Fenix GL06 pocket pistol tactical light. Covers both the GL06 (Glock/Picatinny rail) and GL06-365 (SIG-Sauer P365 rail) variants. See the downloadable PDF reference manual on <a href="https://fenix-store.com/products/fenix-gl06-tactical-light" class="fr-strong" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">the product page</a> for complete details.</p><h4 id="warning">Warning</h4><ul><li>Keep this light out of the reach of children.</li><li>Do NOT shine the light directly into the eyes of anyone.</li><li>Do NOT shine the light at flammable objects at close range, to avoid causing danger due to high temperature.</li><li>Do NOT use the light in inappropriate ways such as biting it in the mouth, to avoid personal injury or life-threatening risk if the light or internal battery fails.</li><li>This light will accumulate a lot of heat while working, resulting in a high temperature of the flashlight shell. Pay attention to safe use to avoid scalding.</li><li>Turn off and lock the light, or remove the battery, to prevent accidental activation when the light is placed in a closed, flammable environment such as a pocket or backpack.</li><li>The LED of this flashlight is not replaceable; the whole light should be replaced when the LED reaches the end of its life.</li></ul><h4 id="fenix-gl06-pocket-pistol-tactical-light">Fenix GL06 Pocket Pistol Tactical Light</h4><ul><li>600 lumens maximum output, 140 meters maximum beam distance.</li><li>A CREE XPL HI LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours.</li><li>Powered by a single rechargeable ARB-L16-700UP Li-ion battery; also compatible with one CR123A battery.</li><li>GL06 is specially designed for guns with a Glock universal rail and Picatinny rail.</li><li>GL06-365 is specially designed for SIG-Sauer P365/P365XL (compatible with SIG-Sauer P365, P365X, P365-380, P365XL, P365 SAS, or any other type of firearm that shares the same rail size).</li><li>Patented Fenix ultra-thin optical lens.</li><li>QD lever for quick install and detach.</li><li>Instant strobe.</li><li>Ambidextrous switching with dual tactical tail switch.</li><li>Made of durable A6061-T6 aluminum.</li><li>Premium type HAIII hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish.</li><li>GL06 size: 2.40&apos;&apos; x 1.11&apos;&apos; x 0.93&apos;&apos; / 61 x 28.15 x 23.5mm; weight: 2.44 oz / 69.1 g (including battery).</li><li>GL06-365 size: 2.40&apos;&apos; x 1.11&apos;&apos; x 0.93&apos;&apos; / 61 x 28.15 x 23.5mm; weight: 2.45 oz / 69.4 g (including battery).</li></ul><h4 id="technical-parameters-ansiplato-fl1">Technical Parameters (ANSI/PLATO FL1)</h4><ul><li><strong>ARB-L16-700UP battery:</strong> Output 600 lumens, Runtime 50 minutes*, Distance 140 meters, Intensity 4,880 candela</li><li><strong>CR123A battery:</strong> Output 400 lumens, Runtime 1 hour 30 minutes, Distance/Intensity not tested with this battery</li><li><strong>Strobe:</strong> Not separately rated</li></ul><p>Impact Resistance: 1 meter | Waterproof: IPX7</p><p><em>Note: According to the ANSI/PLATO FL1 standard, the above specifications are from the results produced by Fenix through its laboratory testing using one Fenix ARB-L16-700UP rechargeable Li-ion battery under the temperature of 21&#xB1;3&#xB0;C and humidity of 50%&#x2013;80%. The true performance of this product may vary according to different working environments and the actual battery used.</em></p><p><em>*The White Light output is measured in a total of runtime including output at reduced levels due to temperature or protection mechanism in the design.</em></p><h4 id="important-warnings">Important Warnings</h4><p>FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS WHEN HANDLING A FIREARM OR THE GL06 CAN BE DANGEROUS AND CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY, DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, OR DEATH.</p><p>Make sure that the firearm is unloaded and the breech is open. It is imperative that safety measures be employed at all times while handling the firearm.</p><h4 id="flashlight-mounting-and-removal">Flashlight Mounting and Removal</h4><p><strong>GL06:</strong></p><ol><li>Make sure your firearm rail is Picatinny rail or Glock rail and choose the appropriate rail key (the Glock rail key is mounted by default); you can change the rail key to make the tactical light more suitable for your firearm.</li><li>Open the QD lever, attach the light on the weapon&apos;s accessories rail, make sure the rail key sits inside the slot, then close the QD lever.</li><li>Adjust the rail clamp bolt and make sure it is securely attached to the firearm.</li></ol><p><strong>GL06-365:</strong></p><ol><li>Before mounting, make sure your firearm belongs to SIG-Sauer P365, P365X, P365-380, P365XL, P365 SAS, or any other type of firearm that shares the same rail size.</li><li>Open the QD lever, make sure the rail key sits inside the slot, then close the QD lever.</li><li>Adjust the rail clamp bolt and make sure it is securely attached to the firearm.</li></ol><p><em>*GL06-365 is applicable for SIG-Sauer P365, P365X, P365-380, P365XL, P365 SAS, or any other type of firearm that shares the same rail size. P365-XMACRO is used as the standard M1913 rail with GL06.</em></p><h4 id="operating-instructions">Operating Instructions</h4><p><strong>Switch:</strong> The dual tail switches are ambidextrous rear switches.</p><p><strong>On/Off:</strong> Single click either of the switches to turn on/off the light. With the light switched off, press and hold either of the switches for over 1 second to momentarily turn on the light.</p><p><strong>Instant Strobe:</strong> Press the two switches at the same time to enter the instant strobe mode immediately. Press and hold either of the switches and click the other switch to enter the instant strobe mode; single click it again to close the instant strobe mode, or press the two switches at the same time to return to the last used output.</p><h4 id="battery-specifications-and-replacement">Battery Specifications and Replacement</h4><ul><li>Fenix ARB-L16-700UP (16340, 3.6V): Recommended</li><li>CR123A (3V): Usable</li></ul><p><em>Warning: 16340 Li-ion batteries are powerful cells designed for commercial applications and must be treated with caution and handled with care. Only use quality batteries with circuit protection to reduce the potential for combustion or explosion; cell damage or short-circuiting are potential risks the user assumes.</em></p><p>To replace: unscrew the light head to insert the battery with the anode side (+) towards the light head, then screw the light head back on.</p><h4 id="intelligent-overheat-protection">Intelligent Overheat Protection</h4><p>The light will accumulate a lot of heat when used on white light mode for extended periods. When the light reaches a temperature of 55&#xB0;C or above, the light will automatically step down a few lumens to reduce the temperature. When the temperature drops below 55&#xB0;C, it will then return to the standard output of white light mode.</p><h4 id="low-voltage-warning">Low-Voltage Warning</h4><p>When the voltage level drops below the preset level, the flashlight is programmed to downshift to a lower output. If the voltage is lower than 3.2V, the battery level indicator blinks to remind you to recharge or replace the battery.</p><p><em>Note: This only works with a Fenix ARB-L16-700UP rechargeable 16340 Li-ion battery.</em></p><h4 id="usage-and-maintenance">Usage and Maintenance</h4><ul><li>Disassembling the sealed parts can cause damage to the light and will void the warranty.</li><li>Fenix recommends using only a high-quality battery.</li><li>If the light will not be used for an extended period, lock the light or remove the battery for proper storage.</li><li>If you shoot ammunition and get the lens coated, try rubbing the lens with fine steel wool or Froglube CLP.</li><li>Long-term use can result in O-ring wear. To maintain a proper water seal, replace the ring with an approved spare.</li><li>Since gun maintenance requires the use of organic solvents, organic solvents contaminating key components of the light may cause malfunctions, and the light will not receive normal warranty service.</li><li>Periodic cleaning of the battery contacts improves the light&apos;s performance, as dirty contacts may cause the light to flicker, shine intermittently, or even fail to illuminate for the following reasons: (A) Poor battery level &#x2014; recharge or replace the battery; (B) The contact or contact point of the battery or flashlight is dirty &#x2014; clean the contact points with a cotton swab soaked in rubbing alcohol.</li><li>If the above methods don&apos;t work, please contact your authorized distributor.</li></ul><p><em>Disclaimer: GL06-365 is a third-party accessory rather than a product of the SIG SAUER company. It is neither authorized nor approved by SIG SAUER. While using the GL06-365, please follow the instructions of the SIG SAUER firearm and ensure the firearm rail size matches the dimensions of GL06-365.</em></p><h4 id="included">Included</h4><p><strong>GL06:</strong> Fenix GL06 tactical light, ARB-L16-700UP Li-ion battery, Micro USB charging cable, Picatinny rail key, spare O-ring, user manual, warranty card.</p><p><strong>GL06-365:</strong> GL06-365 tactical light, ARB-L16-700UP Li-ion battery, Micro USB charging cable, spare O-ring, user manual, warranty card.</p>

Fenix GL06 Reference Manual

Condensed reference manual for the Fenix GL22 red laser tactical light: warnings, mounting, operating instructions, laser sight zeroing, technical parameters, battery info, and maintenance.

<p>Condensed from the manufacturer&apos;s official manual for the Fenix GL22 red laser tactical light. See the downloadable PDF reference manual on <a href="https://fenix-store.com/products/fenix-gl22-tactical-light-with-red-laser" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="fr-strong">the product page</a> for complete details.</p><h4 id="warning">Warning</h4><ul><li>The LED light with red laser is a high-intensity lighting device capable of causing eye damage to the user or others. Avoid shining the light directly into anyone&apos;s eyes.</li><li>This flashlight will accumulate a lot of heat when used for extended periods, resulting in a high temperature of the flashlight shell. Pay attention to safe use to avoid scalding.</li><li>Do not shine an object at close range, to avoid burning the object or causing danger due to high temperature.</li><li>The LED of this flashlight is not replaceable; so the entire light should be replaced when the LED reaches the end of its life.</li></ul><h4 id="fenix-gl22-red-laser-tactical-light">Fenix GL22 Red Laser Tactical Light</h4><ul><li>750 lumens maximum output, 180 meters maximum beam distance.</li><li>A Luminus LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours.</li><li>Includes a 16340 rechargeable Li-ion battery; also compatible with a CR123A lithium battery.</li><li>Designed for guns with tactical rails.</li><li>Precise red laser sight.</li><li>Instant strobe.</li><li>Two-handed operation with dual tactical tail switch.</li><li>Made of durable A6061-T6 aluminum.</li><li>Premium type HAIII hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish.</li><li>Size: 2.64&apos;&apos; x 1.65&apos;&apos; x 1.22&apos;&apos; / 67 x 42 x 31 mm.</li><li>Weight: 3.32 oz / 94 g (including battery).</li></ul><h4 id="technical-parameters-ansiplato-fl1">Technical Parameters (ANSI/PLATO FL1)</h4><ul><li><strong>White Light (ARB-L16-700UP):</strong> Output 750 lumens, Runtime 35 minutes*, Distance 180 meters, Intensity 8,000 candela</li><li><strong>White Light (CR123A):</strong> Output 500 lumens, Runtime 1 hour, Distance 140 meters, Intensity 5,000 candela</li><li><strong>Red Laser (ARB-L16-700UP):</strong> Runtime 17 hours</li><li><strong>Red Laser (CR123A):</strong> Runtime 24 hours</li><li><strong>Strobe:</strong> Output 750 lumens (ARB-L16-700UP) / 500 lumens (CR123A)</li></ul><p>Impact Resistance: 1 meter | Water Resistant: IP66</p><p><em>Note: According to the ANSI/PLATO FL1 standard, the above specifications are from the results produced by Fenix through its laboratory testing using one Fenix ARB-L16-700UP rechargeable Li-ion power battery under the temperature of 21&#xB1;3&#xB0;C and humidity of 50%&#x2013;80%. The true performance of this product may vary according to different working environments and the actual battery used.</em></p><p><em>*The White Light output is measured in a total of runtime including output at reduced levels due to temperature or protection mechanism in the design.</em></p><h4 id="important-warnings">Important Warnings</h4><p>FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS WHEN HANDLING A FIREARM OR THE GL22 CAN BE DANGEROUS AND CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY, DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, OR DEATH.</p><p>Before attaching, inspecting, or servicing a firearm-mounted GL22:</p><ol><li>Engage the safety of the firearm if applicable.</li><li>Remove the magazine from the firearm if applicable.</li><li>Open the action and inspect the chamber to be sure it is empty.</li></ol><h4 id="flashlight-mounting-and-removal">Flashlight Mounting and Removal</h4><p>Make sure that the firearm is unloaded and the breech is open. It is imperative that safety measures be employed at all times while handling the firearm.</p><p>Please make sure your firearm rail is Picatinny rail or Glock rail and choose the appropriate rail plate (the Glock rail plate is installed by default); you can change the rail plate to make the tactical light more suitable for your firearm.</p><ol><li>The GL22 is designed for precise aiming; it requires a basic tool or simply a coin to be attached to or detached from the side of the weapon or accessory rail.</li><li>Loosen the rail clamp bolt.</li><li>Place the fixed portion of the rail clamp against the accessory rail and align the rail key with the appropriate cross groove in the accessory rail.</li><li>Tighten the rail clamp bolt and make sure it is securely attached to the firearm. Again, a coin should be helpful to obtain sufficient tightness.</li></ol><p><em>Hot Caution: The GL22 provides a powerful beam. When operated for a while, it will get uncomfortably hot. This is normal and is not a defect.</em></p><h4 id="operating-instructions">Operating Instructions</h4><p><strong>Switch:</strong> The dual tail switch can be operated with both hands.</p><p><strong>On/Off:</strong> Single click either of the switches to turn on/off the light. With the light switched off, press and hold either of the switches for over 1 second to momentarily turn on the light.</p><p><strong>Output Selection:</strong> With the light switched on, press and hold either of the switches and simultaneously single click the other switch to cycle through White Light &#x2192; White Light + Red Laser &#x2192; Red Laser.</p><p><strong>Instant Strobe:</strong> With the light switched on, press and hold either of the switches for 0.5 seconds to enter Strobe; release and the light will return to general mode. Note: the use of light in Strobe mode may cause seizures in persons with photo-sensitive epilepsy.</p><p><strong>Lock/Unlock:</strong> To lock, with the light switched off, simultaneously press and hold both switches for 5 seconds; the light will blink twice on white light to indicate locked status. To unlock, with the light locked, simultaneously press and hold both switches for 1 second; the light will be unlocked and activated on the previously used output.</p><p><strong>Intelligent Memory Circuit:</strong> The light memorizes the last selected output. When turned on again, the previously used output will be recalled.</p><p><strong>Laser Sight Zeroing:</strong> The windage adjustment is at the left side of the light and the elevation adjustment is at the bottom; use the included Allen wrench clockwise or counter-clockwise to move the laser point. When making large adjustments there may be an interaction that causes the laser to move diagonally or bind &#x2014; rotate the opposing adjustment screw counterclockwise if needed. Laser parameters: CLASS 3R laser product, wavelength 640&#x2013;660nm, optical power output &lt;5mW.</p><h4 id="battery-specifications-and-installation">Battery Specifications and Installation</h4><ul><li>Fenix ARB-L16 Series (16340, 3.6V): Recommended</li><li>Non-rechargeable Lithium (CR123A, 3V): Usable</li><li>Rechargeable LiFePO4 (16340, 3.2V): Banned</li></ul><p><em>16340 Li-ion batteries are powerful cells designed for commercial applications and must be treated with caution and handled with care. Only use quality batteries with circuit protection to reduce the potential for combustion or explosion; cell damage or short-circuiting are potential risks the user assumes.</em></p><p>For safety purposes, the light must be removed from the firearm before the battery compartment is opened or closed. Unscrew and remove the face cap assembly, insert a CR123A or 16340 battery with the cathode side (&#x2212;) towards the light head, then fully tighten the face cap assembly to ensure the battery makes complete contact with the internal electrical contacts.</p><h4 id="intelligent-overheat-protection">Intelligent Overheat Protection</h4><p>The light will accumulate a lot of heat when used on higher output levels for extended periods. When the light reaches a temperature of 60&#xB0;C or above, the light will automatically step down a few lumens to reduce the temperature. When the temperature drops below 60&#xB0;C, it will then allow the user the reselection of higher modes.</p><h4 id="low-voltage-warning">Low-Voltage Warning</h4><p>When the voltage level drops below the preset level, the flashlight is programmed to downshift to a lower brightness level until 50 lumens is reached. When this happens at 50 lumens, the light blinks 3 times every 5 minutes to remind you to recharge or replace the battery.</p><p><em>Note: This only works with a Fenix ARB-L16 Series 16340 rechargeable Li-ion battery.</em></p><h4 id="usage-and-maintenance">Usage and Maintenance</h4><p>It is imperative that safety measures be employed at all times while handling the firearm.</p><ul><li>The use of a firearm under any circumstance may be dangerous. Serious injury or even death may result without proper training in the safe handling of firearms. Proper training should be obtained from an accredited firearms safety program conducted by competent, qualified instructors in the military, police academies, or National Rifle Association affiliated instruction programs.</li><li>Read your firearm&apos;s manual before attaching your gun-mounted light.</li><li>Never point a firearm at something you are not willing to destroy.</li><li>Fenix recommends that the GL22 should only be activated with the non-trigger hand while employing a two-hand grip on the firearm and with the trigger finger outside the trigger guard when possible. Failure to do so could result in an accidental discharge and serious injury, damage to property, or death.</li><li>Thoroughly practice (employing safe training conditions) with the GL22 and firearm before using the weapon in a tactical situation.</li><li>If you shoot ammunition and get the lens coated, try rubbing the lens with fine steel wool or Froglube CLP.</li><li>Since gun maintenance requires the use of organic solvents, organic solvents contaminating key components of the light or laser module may cause malfunctions, and the light will not receive normal warranty service.</li><li>Disassembling the sealed head can cause damage to the light and will void the warranty.</li><li>Fenix recommends using only a high-quality protected battery.</li><li>If the light will not be used for an extended period, remove the battery for proper storage.</li><li>Lock the light or remove the battery to prevent accidental activation during storage or transportation.</li><li>Long-term use can result in O-ring wear. To maintain a proper water seal, replace the ring with an approved spare.</li><li>Periodic cleaning of the battery contacts improves the light&apos;s performance, as dirty contacts may cause the light to flicker, shine intermittently, or even fail to illuminate for the following reasons: (A) Poor battery level &#x2014; recharge or replace the battery; (B) The contact or contact point of the battery or flashlight is dirty &#x2014; clean the contact points with a cotton swab soaked in rubbing alcohol.</li><li>If the above methods don&apos;t work, please contact your authorized distributor.</li></ul><h4 id="included">Included</h4><p>Fenix GL22 red laser tactical light, ARB-L16-700UP Li-ion battery, Micro USB charging cable, Picatinny rail plate, Allen wrench, spare O-ring, user manual, warranty card.</p>

Fenix GL22 Reference Manual

Condensed reference manual for the Fenix GL30R rail-mounted tactical light with AER-07 remote pressure switch.

<p>Condensed information from the manufacturer&apos;s official manual for the Fenix GL30R tactical light. See the downloadable PDF reference manual on <a href="https://www.fenix-store.com/products/fenix-gl30r-rail-mounted-high-intensity-tactical-light" class="fr-strong">the product page</a> for complete details.</p><h4 id="warning">Warning</h4><ul><li>Do not place this tactical light within reach of children.</li><li>Do not shine this tactical light directly into the eyes of anyone.</li><li>Do not place the light head near flammable objects &#x2014; high temperatures can cause objects to overheat and become flammable/ignite.</li><li>Do not use this tactical light in inappropriate ways such as holding the unit in your mouth; doing so could cause serious personal injury or death if the tactical light or internal battery fails.</li><li>This tactical light will accumulate a significant amount of heat while operating, resulting in a high temperature of the light shell. Pay close attention to avoid burns.</li><li>Remove the battery or loosen the light head to prevent accidental activation when the tactical light is placed in a closed, flammable environment such as pockets or backpacks.</li><li>The LED of this tactical light is not replaceable; the whole tactical light must be replaced when the LED reaches the end of its lifespan.</li></ul><h4 id="overview">Overview</h4><ul><li>800 lumens maximum output, 100,000 candela maximum beam intensity, 3&#xB0; spot beam angle, 630 meters maximum beam distance</li><li>A Luminus SFT12R LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours</li><li>Powered by the included ARB-L18-3400 rechargeable battery; also compatible with two CR123A batteries</li><li>Constant current circuit and reverse polarity protection</li><li>Tactical tail switch, plus the included AER-07 tactical remote pressure switch (connects via USB Type-C, with a mechanical locking slider)</li><li>Made of durable A6061-T6 aluminum alloy with a hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish</li><li>Size: 5.77&apos;&apos; x 1.42&apos;&apos; / 146.5 x 36 mm. Weight: 7.27 oz / 206 g (including battery)</li></ul><h4 id="technical-parameters-ansiplato-fl1">Technical Parameters (ANSI/PLATO FL1)</h4><ul><li><strong>ARB-L18-3400:</strong> Output 800 lumens, Runtime 135 minutes*, Max Distance 630 meters, Max Intensity 100,000 candela</li><li><strong>2 x CR123A:</strong> Output 800 lumens, Runtime 70 minutes, Max Distance 630 meters, Max Intensity 100,000 candela</li></ul><p>Impact Resistance: 1 meter &#xA0;|&#xA0; Submersible/Waterproof: IP68 (GL30R alone), IP66 (GL30R + AER-07 attached)</p><p><em>*Output is measured in a total of runtime including output at reduced levels due to temperature or protection mechanism in the design. Specs measured by Fenix using one ARB-L18-3400 rechargeable battery or two CR123A batteries at 21&#xB1;3&#xB0;C / 50&#x2013;80% humidity; real-world performance varies.</em></p><h4 id="mounting">Mounting</h4><p>The GL30R comes with two standard Picatinny rail (MIL-STD-1913) mount kits and one M-Lok mount kit for flexible installation at any position on the rail. The included AER-07 also comes with its own Picatinny and M-Lok mount kits. After connecting the AER-07 to the GL30R, rotate its plug to lock it securely. For optimal performance, ensure all screws are fully tightened during installation.</p><h4 id="operating-instructions">Operating Instructions</h4><p><strong>GL30R Tactical Tail Switch:</strong> fully press the tactical tail switch to turn the light on/off. With the light off, tap the switch to momentarily turn it on. Note: when the GL30R is turned on with the tail switch, it cannot be turned off with the AER-07.</p><p><strong>AER-07 Tactical Remote Pressure Switch:</strong> features a side locking slider to lock/unlock both switches. Switch 1 is a forward-clicky switch (single click to turn the light on/off); Switch 2 is a silent switch (single click to momentarily turn the light on). Note: when the GL30R is turned on with the AER-07, it cannot be turned off with the tail switch &#x2014; disconnect the AER-07 to turn off the GL30R.</p><h4 id="battery-specifications--installation">Battery Specifications &amp; Installation</h4><ul><li>Fenix ARB-L18-3400 (18650, 3.6V): Recommended</li><li>Other 18650 Battery (18650, 3.6V): Usable</li><li>2 x CR123A (3.0V): Usable</li></ul><p>Unscrew the light head and insert the battery with the anode side (+) towards the light head, then screw the light head back on.</p><h4 id="charging--battery-level-indication">Charging &amp; Battery Level Indication</h4><p>Connect the USB Type-C charging cable (after removing the AER-07). The indicator shows red while charging and turns green when fully charged; a full charge of the ARB-L18-3400 takes about 2 hours with a 5V/3A adapter (5V, max 12W/2.4A &#x2014; does not support fast charging; do not charge while using two CR123A batteries).</p><p>Each time the light is turned on, the indicator shows battery level for 3 seconds: green on (100&#x2013;85%), green flashing (85&#x2013;50%), red on (50&#x2013;25%), red flashing at 6Hz (25&#x2013;1%). Battery level indication only works with a Fenix ARB-L18 series battery.</p><h4 id="intelligent-overheat-protection--low-voltage-warning">Intelligent Overheat Protection &amp; Low-Voltage Warning</h4><p>At 60&#xB0;C/140&#xB0;F or above, the light automatically steps down output to reduce temperature, recalling the preset level once it cools below that threshold. When voltage drops below the preset level, output gradually decreases; the indicator blinks rapidly to signal it&apos;s time to recharge or replace the battery (ARB-L18 series only).</p><h4 id="usage-and-maintenance">Usage and Maintenance</h4><ul><li>Disassembling the sealed head can cause damage and will void the warranty.</li><li>Fenix recommends using an excellent quality battery.</li><li>If the light won&apos;t be used for an extended period, remove the battery to prevent electrolyte-leakage damage.</li><li>Clean the lens regularly, and replace the O-ring if worn to maintain a proper water seal.</li><li>Avoid contaminating internal components with organic solvents during maintenance &#x2014; this voids warranty service.</li><li>Periodic cleaning of battery contacts (cotton swab + rubbing alcohol) prevents flickering or failure to illuminate from dirty contacts; a poor battery charge should be recharged or replaced.</li><li>If issues persist, contact your authorized distributor.</li></ul><h4 id="whats-included">What&apos;s Included</h4><p>Fenix GL30R tactical light, ARB-L18-3400 battery, GL30R IN-LINE M1913 mount, GL30R OFFSET M1913 mount, GL30R OFFSET M-Lok mount, AER-07 tactical remote pressure switch with M1913 (left/right) and M-Lok mounts, spare hex screws, M-Lok nut, Allen wrench, USB Type-C charging cable, spare O-ring, user manual, and warranty card.</p>

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