- Comfortable & Easy to Adjust - Light your way hands-free with the H7 Rechargeable Headlamp. The design is so comfortable and exact, you won't be distracted by constantly having to reposition the light. The strap is made of a soft, elastic material that holds the headlamp against your forehead without squeezing your skull. Two slide buckles to adjust the size makes it easier to fit to your exact measurements without sliding over time.
- Super Bright As Needed - This headlamp puts out 1100 lumens when set to All On High. Light is customizable depending on your needs. Choose from 5 white light settings with 3 brightness levels. There are also two red light settings--On and Strobe--ideal for preserving night vision while still providing illumination. When the headlight is switched back on, the previous light mode will resume.
- Up to 28 Hours Runtime - Li-ion battery fully recharges when plugged into a Type C port. Charging is complete when the indicator shows 5 green bars that no longer flash. Charging can take up to 2.5 hours. Depending on the setting, the battery can last as short as 2.5 hours (All On - High), and up to 28 hours (Flood Light - Low). Headlamps also can be used with 3 AAA batteries if unable to charge. Make sure to remove AAA batteries before recharging the li-ion battery.
- Easy to Operate - Use the two buttons on the top to operate the headlight. When wearing, the right button turns the light on and off. Continue pressing to cycle through the different settings. The left button turns on the Sensor Control--with just a wave of your hand, automatically switch on the High White Light mode. A blue light indicates when the sensor mode is on. Make sure to turn the sensor mode off after using to preserve battery life.
- Rated IP65 for Water Resistance - The H7 is rated for excessively dusty and wet outdoor conditions routinely found on land. The included dust-proof storage pouch doubles as a camp light cover. Illuminate your way during heavy rainstorms, through smoke, fog, and dust, splashes, water jets, and other conditions commonly encountered during outdoor adventures and work. Avoid submerging in water for any length of time.
