Product Information
- 💡230° WIDE BEAM HEADLIGHT & SPOTLIGHT - The new 230° wide beam headlight 1200Lumens output for maximum brightness allows you to illuminate the viewing area without moving your head. Unlike traditional headlights, it has a better view, and you can also use its spotlight 330-foot/100m Lighted far to focus on specific areas. (230° wide beam headlight and spotlight Simultaneous bright)
- 💡RED LIGHT & HEADLAMP MODE - SOS distress signal, no need to worry about your safety, our rechargeable headlamps for adults has 10 modes, Ln key light mode, you can switch - White Light (Weak light -Medium light- Strong light) Red Ligh(Weak light - Medium light - Strong light - SOS Flashlight Strobe) Spotlight (Weak light - Strong light-Floodlight and spotlight be on simultaneously)
- 💡BATTERY LIFE & CHARGING MODE - It has a powerful 1800mAh built-in battery USB rechargeable led headlamp, USB Charging Red means the battery is not full, Green means the battery is full (Last for 8-12 hours when fully charged)
- 💡MOTION SENSOR - LED headlamp has a high-quality motion sensor. When the sensor function switch is turned on, you can turn on/off the light by just waving your hand within 10 cm of the sensor function range. Whenever and anywhere the switch of lightbar headlamps can bring you convenience whether you are hiking, or camping.
- 💡LIGHTWEIGHT & ADJUSTABLE HEADBAND - The Lightweight Headlamp is only weight (70g/2.47oz), comfortable and lightweight. The led lamp head is tightly fixed to avoid shaking and sliding when running. The head flashlight uses a comfortable elastic headband, which can easily adjust the length to perfectly fit your head size, perfect for adults and kids. Small size design can be folded and easily put into the pocket. Accessories (Headlamp, USB, Storage bag, Instruction manual, Hooks
- 💡WATERPROOF - The LED rechargeable headlamp has IPX4 waterproof rate. The high-quality shell is more sealed and leak-proof, which is suitable for rain or snow, indoors or outdoors. camping trips, hiking, backpacking, riding, running, route-finding, scrambling, walking dog at night, fishing, hunting, reading, jogging, car repair/maintenance, welding, working on projects in dimly lit areas or emergencies like a fire, hurricane, storm, power outage. (No need to worry about equipment damage)
