Energizer Headlamp 300 lm Max Brightness, 35 hr Max Run Time, 55 m Max Beam Distance, High/Low
Energizer Headlamp 300 lm Max Brightness, 35 hr Max Run Time, 55 m Max Beam Distance, High/Low

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ENERGIZER
HDBIN32EB

Energizer Headlamp 300 lm Max Brightness, 35 hr Max Run Time, 55 m Max Beam Distance, High/Low

Energizer Headlamp 300 lm Max Brightness, 35 hr Max Run Time, 55 m Max Beam Distance, High/Low

Catalog Number:
Manufacturer: ENERGIZER
Brand: ENERGIZER
Item ID: UASI HDBIN32EB
MPN: HDBIN32EB
Min Order Qty: 1

These industrial headlamps offer standard lighting and operation for applications that don't require high color rendering, motion-activated switching, clip-on mounting, or rechargeable batteries. Headlamps strap onto a worker's head or helmet, gripping all the way around for a secure hold. These headlamps are powered by disposable batteries.

Specifications

Battery Chemistry
Alkaline
Battery Size
AAA
Beam Distance Level
50 m
Beam Intensity Level
980 cd
Beam Pattern
Spot; Flood
Body Color
Black
Body Material
Plastic
Brightness Level
45 lm; 300 lm
Drop Rating
1 m
Hazardous Location Specification
Not Rated
Head Strap Style
Around the Head
IP Rating
IPX4
Includes Charger
No
Includes Secondary Light
No
Includes
(3) AAA Batterie; Silicone Bead Head Stra
Intrinsically Safe
No
Lamp Life
50,000 hr
Lens Material
Polycarbonate
Light Output Modes
High; Low
Lighting Technology
LED
Maximum Beam Distance
55 m
Maximum Brightness
300 lm
Maximum Run Time
35 hr
Mount Type
Head Strap
Number of Batteries
3
Number of Light Output Levels
4
Overall Height
2-3/8 in
Overall Length
1-7/8 in
Overall Width
1-1/2 in
Rechargeable
No
Resistance Properties
Impact Resistant; Water Resistant
Run Time Levels
4 hr; 35 hr
Run Time at Maximum Brightness
4 hr
Standards
ANSI FL1
Switch Location
Head
Switch Type
Push Button
Weight with Batteries
3 oz

These industrial headlamps offer standard lighting and operation for applications that don't require high color rendering, motion-activated switching, clip-on mounting, or rechargeable batteries. Headlamps strap onto a worker's head or helmet, gripping all the way around for a secure hold. These headlamps are powered by disposable batteries.