Wurkkos/EDC

Wurkkos HD05

Name: Wurkkos HD05
Brand: Wurkkos
Price: 105 USD
Availability: InStock

A four-in-one work light: an SFT-70 spot for distance, a 95+ CRI flood that mixes 3000K to 6000K, a 365nm UV channel and a red mode, selected on a rotary collar. That collar is the reason it works — no click sequences to remember when your hands are busy. IPX6 only, so it handles rain but not submersion.

Beam profile

Balanced, about 21° wide. A usable hotspot with enough spill to see around it.

Estimated from 3,000 lm ÷ 28,100 cd — how this works

$105

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Specifications

Output: 3000lm
Peak intensity: 28100cd
Beam distance: 335m
Emitter: SFT-70 Gen2 + high-CRI flood + UV + red
Colour rendering: 95 CRI
Beam type: Balanced
Cell: 21700
Runtime: 2.5 hrs (high)
Modes: Ramping + Stepped
Interface: Dual Switch
Water/dust: IPX6
Dimensions: 5.1 x 1.2 in
Weight: 8.3 oz
Warranty: 1 Year

Manufacturer figures, measured to ANSI FL1 where the brand states it.

Features

USB-C Charging High CRI (90+)Pocket Clip

What owners report

Wurkkos HD05/3 sources reviewed

A four-in-one work light and the most interesting thing about it is the control: a rotary collar with three positions selects the light source, backed by a side e-switch. That matters because it means no click sequences to remember when your hands are dirty or gloved — you turn a ring. The sources are an SFT-70 Gen2 spot at 3,000 lumens reaching 335 m, a variable-CCT flood mixing 3000K to 6000K at 95+ CRI, a 365nm UV channel and a red mode.

The high-CRI flood is the reason to own it: 95+ CRI with adjustable colour temperature is exactly what inspection and repair work wants, and it's rare at this price. The limits are honest ones. IPX6 means rain but not submersion. The spotlight is low-CRI at around 6,344K, unlike the flood. It's 236 grams, which is heavy for an EDC light. And Wurkkos's warranty is limited, with the customer covering shipping for repairs.

Consistently praised

Rotary collar selects the light source — no click sequences with dirty hands
95+ CRI flood with variable colour temperature from 3000K to 6000K
Four sources in one: spot, high-CRI flood, 365nm UV and red
SFT-70 Gen2 spot at 3,000 lumens reaching 335 m
Around 2 hours on the spotlight and over 4 hours on the flood

Common complaints

IPX6 only — handles rain but not submersion
The spotlight channel is low-CRI at around 6,344K, unlike the flood
236 grams is heavy for anything you'd carry daily
Limited warranty, with the customer paying return shipping
Around $105, expensive for the brand

Questions people ask

Why does the rotary collar matter?: Because selecting a light source by turning a ring works with gloves on and in the dark, where counting clicks doesn't. On a work light that's a genuine ergonomic advantage.
Is the whole light high CRI?: No — only the flood channel, at 95+ CRI with adjustable colour temperature. The SFT-70 spotlight is cool and low-CRI, which is the trade for its 335 m of reach.
Is IPX6 enough?: For rain and hosing down, yes. It isn't submersion-rated, so treat it as a workshop and vehicle light rather than something to take on the water.
What is the UV for?: It's a true 365nm channel rather than the cheaper 395nm, so it's useful for leak detection, currency checking and finding stains — genuinely functional rather than a novelty.

Sources (3)