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Newly Enlightened
While checking out REI online I stumbled on a new Princeton Tec headlamp. Here are the specs...•Single 150-lumen Maxbright LED throws a bright white beamup to 90m on high; 2 white 5mm LEDs output 30 lumens and reach up to 23m onhigh
•Also includes 2 red LEDs that output 15 lumens and reach upto 20m.; red LEDs minimize the impact on your night vision
•White 5mm LEDs are dimmable so you can balance light outputand battery life to meet your needs
•3 AAA batteries (included) provide 110 hrs. of burn timefor the Maxbright LED; using the 5mm white LEDs, the batteries provide 160 hrs.of operation
•Switch to the red LEDs and the batteries will last for 150hrs.
•Regulated circuitry ensures consistent power output overthe lifespan of the batteries
•Large push-button switch is easy to operate with gloves on
•The Princeton Tec Vizz headlamp has an IPX7 rating(protected against water immersion down to 1m for 30 min.)
-Seems interesting but not crazy how it looks. Reminds me of the energizer headlamps.
•Also includes 2 red LEDs that output 15 lumens and reach upto 20m.; red LEDs minimize the impact on your night vision
•White 5mm LEDs are dimmable so you can balance light outputand battery life to meet your needs
•3 AAA batteries (included) provide 110 hrs. of burn timefor the Maxbright LED; using the 5mm white LEDs, the batteries provide 160 hrs.of operation
•Switch to the red LEDs and the batteries will last for 150hrs.
•Regulated circuitry ensures consistent power output overthe lifespan of the batteries
•Large push-button switch is easy to operate with gloves on
•The Princeton Tec Vizz headlamp has an IPX7 rating(protected against water immersion down to 1m for 30 min.)
-Seems interesting but not crazy how it looks. Reminds me of the energizer headlamps.
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