Fenix L2P v2.0 head on L1P body?

BigBluefish

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Jan 25, 2008
Messages
1,461
Is this going to work? Lighthound still has the L2P v2.0 and the 1P bodies. Will the two-stage output work w/the shorter tube (forgive me if this is a stupid question, I'm a newbie.) Also, Lighthound lists it as having a 1 watt Luxeon, but the review on Flashlight Reviews has it in the 3 watt Luxeon II section, so I was wondering if it was a 3 watt LED, would the single AA cell be too weak to drive it properly?

I looked around and saw several threads on the L1P and L2P and switching the head from one body to the other, but no mention of the L2P v2.0 head on a L1P body.

It seem to me this would be quite a nice, versatile setup.
 

phosphor

Enlightened
Joined
Nov 14, 2004
Messages
276
Location
Puget Sound, WA.
As far as I know....there are no Fenix L1P/L2P v2 series lights. I wonder if you mean the L1T/L2T v2 series ?

Unfortunately the L1T/L2Tv2 heads are not compatible with the old
L1T/L2T and L1P. The v2 heads have the same dimensions of the new "D" lights L1D, L2D and P2D ( but not the P3D ). Assuming you bought/own a L2T v2, you would need to purchase separately a L1D body ( the Fenix Store sells them for around $18 ). Then you would have the versatility you are seeking.
Of course you could purchase a P2D body as well......and then have the ability, with all the various compnents, to "make" a 1xAA, 2xAA, or CR123A flashlight !

- regards
 
Last edited:

BigBluefish

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Jan 25, 2008
Messages
1,461
No, I think it's the L2P that Lighthound is selling. Whether it's a v2.0 or just an L2P, well, I couldn't tell you. It isn't the L2T, though. BatteryJunction also has the L2P (though they don't refer to a v2.0 version). I thought the L1P and L2P series lights used the same head, though the L2P had circuitry for high and low settings, and that both would fit the L-P body tubes. I thought the L-T series lights used different heads and body tubes, so they would not interchange with L-P series components.

But, I could be wrong.

Is it just me, or are Fenix model numbers somewhat perplexing?
 

blademan

Enlightened
Joined
May 29, 2003
Messages
301
Location
georgia
You can buy the L1-T 1 aa body and be fine or you can buy the L1-S body if you like the looks.
 

phosphor

Enlightened
Joined
Nov 14, 2004
Messages
276
Location
Puget Sound, WA.
I thought the L1P and L2P series lights used the same head, though the L2P had circuitry for high and low settings, and that both would fit the L-P body tubes. I thought the L-T series lights used different heads and body tubes, so they would not interchange with L-P series components.

But, I could be wrong.
You are correct ! The LxP head will fit on either size L-P body tube.

I have obviously mis-read your original question, and fear rather than bringing some clarity, I have only further confused your understanding. My apologies !

- regards
 

Gunner12

Flashaholic
Joined
Dec 18, 2006
Messages
10,063
Location
Bay Area, CA
The L2P V2.0 is the newer version of the L2P with two modes unlike the L2P which is a 1 mode light.

The L2P would work on the L1P body(at lowered output) but it is not recommended to put the L1P head on the L2P body.
 
Top