The ETENWOLF L2 (Lumos L2) is a tactical flashlight for adults, combining a 2,600 mAh / 9.62 Wh Tianpeng battery with a 650 nm Class 2 red laser pointer rated below 1 mW and certified by the FDA. The aluminum alloy and TPE body delivers a beam exceeding 300 lumens and reaching over 20 metres, while the anti-slip TPE grip ensures secure handling in wet conditions. Five operating modes cover high, mid, and low white output alongside the red laser and a red light mode that doubles as a bug repellent and SOS tool. Charging is via USB-C PD at 10 W with a 2–3 hour charge time, and the IPX5 waterproof rating covers field use in rain. Full CE, FCC, UN38.3, RoHS, and FDA laser certifications are issued with formal report numbers. Launch was August 2025.
Specifications at a Glance
>300 lm
Max Brightness
2,600 mAh
Battery Capacity
650 nm
Red Laser Wavelength
IPX5
Waterproof Rating
Class 2
Laser Safety Class
110 g
Weight
Core Performance Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Battery Capacity | 2,600 mAh / 9.62 Wh (Tianpeng cells) |
| Charge Input | USB-C PD, 10 W maximum |
| Charge Time | 2–3 hours (0–100%) |
| Max Brightness | >300 lumens |
| Beam Distance | >20 metres |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX5 |
| Weight | 110 g |
| Body Material | Aluminum alloy + TPE (painted surface, anti-slip grip) |
| Laser Wavelength | 650 nm (red) |
| Laser Class | Class 2 per IEC 60825-1; Class 2R |
| Laser Peak Power | <1 mW |
| FDA Laser Cert | GZEE260300105631 (issued 2026-03-24) |
| Launch Date | August 2025 |
Red Laser Specifications & Safety
The L2 integrates a 650 nm red laser pointer classified as Class 2 under IEC 60825-1 with a peak output below 1 mW. The FDA has issued a formal laser product certification for this unit (GZEE260300105631, dated 2026-03-24). The laser label required by regulation reads:
“Do not stare into beam: Class 2R laser product. WAVELENGTH: 650 nm. PEAK POWER < 1mW.”
| Laser Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength | 650 nm (visible red) |
| Laser Class (IEC 60825-1) | Class 2 / Class 2R |
| Peak Output Power | <1 mW |
| FDA Certification Number | GZEE260300105631 |
| FDA Cert Issue Date | 2026-03-24 |
| Eye Safety | Class 2 lasers are considered eye-safe for brief, accidental exposures — the natural blink reflex (approximately 0.25 seconds) provides sufficient protection under normal use. Deliberate sustained staring into the beam must be avoided. |
Important safety rules for the red laser:
1. Do not stare directly into the laser beam. 2. Do not aim the laser at other people’s eyes. 3. Do not aim the laser at animals or pets at close range. 4. Keep the laser away from children; the L2 is designed for adults only. 5. Do not use the laser in environments where it could be mistaken for an emergency signal without cause. 6. Check local laws before use in public spaces — laser pointer regulations vary by jurisdiction.
5 Lighting Modes
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| High | Maximum white output at >300 lm; beam reaches >20 m; for navigation, search, and outdoor tasks |
| Mid | Intermediate white brightness for general use and reduced battery draw |
| Low | Low white output for close-range work, reading, and extended runtime use cases |
| Red Laser | 650 nm Class 2 laser pointer (<1 mW); for presentations, pointing, and tactical applications where a visible red dot is required |
| Red Light | Red LED emission; functions as a bug repellent deterrent and can also be used as an SOS or low-visibility signal in emergency situations |
L2 vs L1 Comparison
| Specification | L2 (Lumos) | L1 (Lumos Play) |
|---|---|---|
| Product Type | Tactical flashlight — adults | Children’s flashlight — ages 3+ |
| Battery | 2,600 mAh / 9.62 Wh | 1,500 mAh / 5.55 Wh |
| Max Brightness | >300 lm | >350 lm |
| Weight | 110 g | 85 g |
| Body Material | Aluminum alloy + TPE | ABS + TPE (child-safe) |
| Red Laser | Yes — 650 nm Class 2, <1 mW, FDA cert GZEE260300105631 | None |
| Bug Repellent | Red LED (1 mode) | Red + Green LED (2 separate modes) |
| Drop Tested | Not specified | 100 cm drop tested |
| Design Options | Adult tactical styling | 5 cartoon designs |
Certifications
| Certification | Report Number | Authority |
|---|---|---|
| CE Marking | WTH25H05114119E | European Conformity |
| FCC Authorization | WTH25H05114734E | U.S. Federal Communications Commission |
| UN38.3 (Battery Transport) | WTH25D05114738B | United Nations — transport safety |
| RoHS Compliance | WTH25X05114735C | EU Restriction of Hazardous Substances |
| FDA Laser Product Certification | GZEE260300105631 | U.S. Food and Drug Administration — laser product safety |
Frequently Asked Questions
What class is the L2 red laser? Is it safe?
The L2 red laser is classified as Class 2 under IEC 60825-1, with a peak output below 1 mW at 650 nm. Class 2 is considered the lowest-risk classification for visible laser pointers. The natural human blink reflex — which occurs in approximately 0.25 seconds — provides adequate eye protection against accidental brief exposure. The FDA has issued a formal laser product certification (GZEE260300105631). Despite the Class 2 rating, deliberate staring into the beam must be avoided, and the device should not be used by children or aimed at animals or other people’s eyes.
How bright is the L2?
The L2 produces over 300 lumens at peak (High mode) with a beam reaching over 20 metres. This is a focused tactical beam suitable for navigation, search tasks, and low-light outdoor work. Three discrete white brightness levels are available — High, Mid, and Low — allowing the user to balance output against battery runtime as required.
Can the laser be used on airplanes?
No. Aiming any laser at aircraft — including from the ground — is illegal in most jurisdictions and carries severe penalties, regardless of laser class or power level. Even a Class 2 laser below 1 mW can temporarily disorient a pilot at distance. The L2 laser mode must not be used outdoors in proximity to airfields, flight paths, or any other airspace. Users are responsible for checking and complying with local laws governing laser pointer use in public spaces.
What certifications does the L2 have?
The L2 holds five formal certifications: CE (WTH25H05114119E), FCC (WTH25H05114734E), UN38.3 battery transport (WTH25D05114738B), RoHS (WTH25X05114735C), and FDA laser product certification (GZEE260300105631, issued 2026-03-24). All certifications are from independent laboratories or regulatory authorities and their report numbers are published for verification.
Is the L2 waterproof?
The L2 carries an IPX5 waterproof rating, which provides protection against sustained low-pressure water jets from any direction. It is reliable in rain and wet outdoor environments. The USB-C charging port is sealed. IPX5 does not cover full submersion; the unit should not be dropped into water or used for underwater applications.
