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Instructions for correctly installing the battery, ensuring proper polarity.
Explanation of LED indicators for battery power status (good, poor, critical).
Details on LED indicators during charging (charging, fully charged).
LED indicator behavior when battery power is low.
Guide to turning on/off, changing brightness, and accessing modes.
Warnings regarding direct pointing, children, and strobe mode effects.
Advice on heat in high modes, battery installation, and avoiding damage.
Steps for thread cleaning, o-ring replacement for waterproofing.
The Sofirn IF30 is an ultra-bright rechargeable flashlight designed to meet high-performance lighting needs, making it an ideal companion for outdoor use. It delivers an impressive maximum output of 12000 lumens and offers three distinct lighting modes: Floodlight, Spotlight, and a combined Spotlight & Floodlight mode. This versatility allows it to be applied in various scenarios, providing a reliable light source for camping, hiking, searching, or adventuring, ensuring excellent visibility and safety.
A key usage feature of the IF30 is its unique brightness adjustment mechanism. Users can easily switch between different brightness levels by simply rotating the flashlight's head. Rotating clockwise ramps up the brightness, while rotating counterclockwise ramps it down. The light flashes once when the maximum brightness is reached. This intuitive operation greatly maximizes the user experience.
The flashlight incorporates several intelligent operational features. To turn the light on or off, a single click of the button is sufficient, and it will enter the last used mode. Upon activation, a battery level indicator will display the power status for 5 seconds. The IF30 also offers direct access to specific modes. When the flashlight is off, a long press of the switch activates the Low mode. For immediate access to Strobe mode, a triple-click of the switch is required from any mode (not in lock mode). In Strobe mode, a long press cycles through Floodlight (12000lm), Spotlight (2500lm), and Spotlight & Floodlight (12000lm) strobe options. A single click returns to the brightness level before the triple-click operation. Similarly, a double-click from any mode (not in lock mode) activates Turbo mode, and another double-click turns on Low mode, with a subsequent single click returning to the previous brightness level.
To prevent accidental activation and conserve battery, the IF30 features an automatic lock mechanism. The flashlight locks itself automatically 15 seconds after being turned off if no operations are performed. To unlock it, users need to quickly rotate the flashlight head clockwise or counterclockwise by more than 60 degrees. Upon successful unlocking, the button indicator will light up, and the power status will be displayed for 5 seconds.
The battery management system of the IF30 is comprehensive. Before first use, it's essential to unscrew the tail cap and remove the insulating paper. When replacing the battery, ensure the positive end faces the flashlight head. The battery level indicator provides clear feedback: a green light signifies good power (50% - 100%), a red light indicates poor power (30% - 50%), and a flashing red light signals critical power (less than 25%), prompting immediate replacement or recharge. When the flashlight is on, the red light will continue to flash if the remaining battery power is less than 25%. During charging, a flashing red light indicates charging in progress, and a green light signifies a full charge. When discharging, the LED indicator stays off if the battery power is sufficient, but flashes red when the power is low.
Safety is a paramount concern with the IF30. As a powerful flashlight, users are advised never to point it directly at people, animals, or moving vehicles, as this could cause retinal damage. Children should not be allowed to play with it, and users should be aware that Strobe mode may cause seizures in individuals with photosensitive epilepsy. It's also normal for the flashlight to heat up quickly when operating in high-powered modes for extended periods. Proper battery installation is crucial, always ensuring the positive end faces the flashlight's head. Dropping or hitting the flashlight should be avoided.
For maintenance, disassembling the sealed head is not recommended as it can damage the flashlight and void the warranty. Sofirn, Ltd. recommends using high-quality brand batteries, as damage from battery leakage voids the warranty. If the flashlight will not be used for an extended period, the battery should be removed. To prevent self-discharge or accidental activation during storage or transportation, the light body can be unscrewed by half a turn, or the battery can be removed entirely. Every 6 months, the threads should be wiped with a clean cloth and then lubricated with a thin layer of silicone grease. To maintain the flashlight's waterproofness, worn-out o-rings should be replaced with approved spares. If troubleshooting methods do not resolve an issue, users are advised to refer to the warranty policy and contact an authorized distributor for assistance.
General| Brightness | 3000 lumens |
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| Beam Distance | 300 meters |
| CRI | 70 |
| Operating Voltage | 3.0V - 4.2V |
| Water Resistance | IPX8 |
| Impact Resistance | 1 meter |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Battery Type | 21700 or 18650 (with adapter) |
| Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Modes | Turbo, High, Medium, Low, Strobe |
