Navisafe Headlamp - 220

Headlamp

The Navisafe Headlamp contains all functions needed to make it the Sailor’s first choice: a red light to preserve night vision, a white floodlight to light the whole sail, and an ultra-powerful distance light shining up to 70M plus tilt function for exact and comfortable beam positioning. It weighs only 68g including the single AA Battery. The Headlamp is IPX6 classified and withstands heavy splashing and rain.

Navisafe Smart Mode Switch:

• Press and hold for 0.5s to activate the red light. If the red light is ON for more than 3 PRESS the switch again and the light turns OFF
  
• To activate the white light PRESS and HOLD for 0.5s and activate the red light, PRESS again quickly and enter into white light mode
  
• PRESS again quickly to get to the next mode
  
• In ANY mode: PRESS and HOLD for 1.5s to turn light OFF

Examples of Usage:
The Navisafe Headlamp is the best choice when a hands free operation is needed, for any kind of repair or maintenance on deck. Comfortable reading of the map or a book, either within the red light mode, preserving the night vision or within the 7 lumen Floodlight mode, making it bright and comfortable to read.
While fishing, leaving the hands free to set up lines, organize gear or all kinds of further use.

Specifications:

• Ultra bright CREE LED headlamp
  
• 5 lighting modes incl. red light
  
• Small and light - only 48g (without battery)
  
• Multi-position tilt function
  
• IPX6 waterproof
  
• Powered by one AA battery
  
• Size: L = 63mm, W = 37mm, H = 31mm
  
• Weight (net): 48g

Modes / approximate burn time:

• Red LED floodlight, 7 Lumen / 20 hrs
  
• White LED floodlight, 14 Lumen / 14 hrs
  
• White CREE LED distance light, 30 Lumen / 12 hrs
  
• White CREE LED distance light, 110 Lumen / 8 hrs
  
• White CREE LED flash light / 50 hrs

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.