Sofirn HS42 Hoofdlamp SST40 18650 USB C Oplaadbare Zaklamp 2100lm 6 LED's Rood Licht Spotlight Breedstraler met Magnetische Achterkant

SOFIRN HS42 Headlamp The HS42 features 6 light beads with three light sources: spotlight, floodlight and red light. Innovative snap-on headlamp straps for quick rigging and removal, perfect for outdoor game fishing! Description When it comes to outdoor adventures or navigating through dimly lit spaces, having a reliable and powerful headlamp is essential. The Sofirn HS42 headlamp can meet the needs of outdoor enthusiasts, campers, hikers, and professionals alike. 1.[Six High-Performance LEDs]At the heart of the Sofirn HS42 lies its six LEDs. Its light sources including Spotlight, Floodlight and red light mode which providing excellent visibility in various conditions. 2.[Multiple Lighting Modes]Sofirn HS42 featuring multiple lighting modes, including different brightness levels and special modes such as turbo and strobe, and also with a maximum output of 2100 lumens, so the HS42 ensures that darkness never hinders your adventures or tasks. 3.[Convenient Rechargeable Design]The Sofirn HS42 comes with a USB C charging port, allowing you to easily replenish its power source using a standard USB cable. Its powered by a single 18650 battery, please simply plug in and recharge, ensuring that your headlamp is always ready for your daily use. Specifications 1. Emitter: 1*SST-40 6000K LED, 3*CSP2323 5000K 90CRI LEDs, 2*HFL1-R red LEDs 2. Battery Option: 1*18650 battery 3. Working Voltage: 3.0V-4.2V 4. Mode Operation: E-switch 5. USB Type-C charging 6. Material: AL6061-T6 aluminium alloy 7. Size: 26mm*27.2mm*112mm 8. Weight: 71g (only headlamp without battery) 9. It has a magnetic tailcap Battery Level Indicator After turning on the HS42, the indicator will display the power status for 5 seconds. Green Constant On = 70%-100% Red Constant On = 30%-70% Red Flashes = 1%-30% Light Indicator When Charging Red = Charging Green = Fully Charged Only Medium mode is available while charging. General Operation