Energizer Vision Ultra Rechargeable Headlamp Flashlight, 400 Lumens LED Headlamp, 6 Modes, IPX4 Water-Resistant
May 31, 2019 - Comment
Compact, powerful, and versatile, the Energizer Vision Ultra HD Rechargeable Headlamp will go head-to-head against anything darkness can throw at you. This LED headlamp is packing up to 400 lumens of vibrant white light that lasts up to 4 hours on a full charge (in high mode). That’s right, this is a rechargeable headlamp. Non-removable Lithium Polymer batteries power 6 modes, including red and green LED settings. Steady red and green LED modes let you preserve your night vision or see into tight spaces indoors—great for hiking, fishing, and digging through crowded closets. It’s also smart to strap the headlight on for safety while jogging, cycling, or walking your dog at night. The smart dimming feature lets you adjust light intensity, and Vision Guard protects your vision by gradually increasing light intensity when you turn the headlamp on. See your world more clearly with the Energizer Vision Ultra HD Rechargeable Headlamp. Includes USB cable for charging; full charge requires 4 hours.
Product Features
- Rechargeable and dimmable high-intensity LED headlamp with 6 modes (USB cable included) After fully charging in 4 hours, this headlight delivers up to 4 hours of light and up to 400 lumens (in high mode), 15X brighter than standard LED technology
- 7 modes: high, low, wide, and wide low; night vision settings in red and green; and flashing red for safety/emergencies
- Designed for home, professional, and outdoor use, and to add safety to night activities such as running
- This headlamp resists splashing water (IPX4) and damage from drops up to 1 meter for reliable performance
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