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Fenix reveals rechargeable work light with high-CRI floodlight

Fenix' WT26RM can be mounted magnetically or on a tripod
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Fenix' WT26RM can be mounted magnetically or on a tripod
Fenix Lighting has unveiled a new work light with a floodlight as well as a spotlight. According to Fenix, the WT26RM offers a high color rendering index (CRI) of at least 90, but only for one light source.

Fenix's new WT26RM is a work light with two LEDs. According to the data sheet the light offers up to 2,500 lumens for the spotlight and 600 lumens for the floodlight. While the spotlight offers the maximum light output only for a few minutes (total runtime 3:58 h) before it drops to 30 percent, the floodlight keeps the maximum output relatively stable for about three hours (total runtime 3:10 h) before dropping significantly.

The maximum runtime on the lowest setting is almost 30 hours for the spotlight at 100 lumens and 69 hours for the floodlight at 30 lumens. Only the floodlight LED offers a high CRI of at least 90. The WT26RM also features a red light as a flash (3 Hz) or as a light source (40 lumens, 60 hours).

The 21700-type battery (18 Wh, 5,000 mAh) can be recharged via USB Type-C. According to the manufacturer, the USB-C port is waterproof even without using the protective cover. The entire light has an IP66 rating and weighs 8.50 oz (241 g).

The WT26RM can now be preordered for 90 USD. Shipping is expected to start on September 23rd.

Battery run time of the WT26RM.
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Battery run time of the WT26RM.

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> Expert reviews and news on laptops, smartphones and tech innovations > News > News Archive > Newsarchive 2026 09 > Fenix reveals rechargeable work light with high-CRI floodlight
Andreas Sebayang, 2026-09-19 (Update: 2026-09-19)