Description
Light weight less than 69 grams, hermetically sealed housing with IPX44 standard, compact and highly functional headlight National Geographic Iluminos Led Flashlight head mount 450 lm (9082500) a great choice for tourists, tourists, fishing boats, campers, and just for everyday fishing. The model is also useful because it can be used in the wider world of vikoristan as a headlamp or as a manual lighter. The forehead fastening is made from a durable textile stitch on a humic base. Thanks to the built-in magnet in the end part of the body and the mechanism of the rotating part of the head up to 90°, the lighter can be easily attached to any metal surface, for example, the fender or hood of a car and straighten the surface directly required. The current OSRAM P8 LED with a density of 450 lumens , together with an aluminum reflector, creates a wide range of diffused light. A reliable aluminum case with anodized coating ensures protection from mechanical damage. Likhtar has two different modes of brightness, and also the mode of brightness. Control is intuitive and manual using the end button. The micro USB connector allows you to charge the battery by connecting it to a computer or the USB port of another device. The lighter is equipped with a 16340 battery (Li-ion 3.7V 700 mAh), a micro USB cable for charging and mounting on the head.
| Manufacturer code: 930140 Parameters: EAN code: 4007922064550 Item: 930140 Warranty: 12 months Country of registration of the brand: USA Country of origin for product: China Weight: 69 g Equipment: LikhtarBattery 16340 (Li-ion 3.7V 700 mAh)
micro usb cable
Mounted on the head Battery capacity: 700 mAh Light intensity: 450 lumens Charging methods: USB Housing material: Aluminum Operating hours: Up to 1.5 years in maximum brightness mode Dimensions: 9.3 x 2.2 cm Type: Lights Purpose: Tourist For watering For fishing Protection: Waterproof, Shockproof, Plastic. Dzherelo energy: Battery Type: Light lamps Robot modes: 3 modes: White color, brightness: 100%, 50%, strobe; Brand: National Geographic
