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NEBO Einstein 750 Headlamp - 250 lm High-Performance Headlamp for Versatile Applications - NEB-HLP-0009

$26.09
Brand
NEBO Tools
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
645397937982
MPN
NEBHLP0009

Overview

The NEBO Einstein 750 Headlamp is a compact, lightweight lighting solution designed for versatile outdoor use. It features five distinct light modes: Turbo (750 lumens for 30 seconds before resetting), High (250 lumens), Medium (80 lumens), Low (5 lumens), and Red light. The unit is controlled via a single top-mounted push button and features a durable aluminum and ABS construction with an IPX4 water and impact resistance rating. The headlamp includes an adjustable head strap and is powered by four AAA batteries. Depending on the mode used, the Einstein 750 provides variable run times, ranging from five hours on high to up to 60 hours on the low setting. The beam range extends up to 85 meters in Turbo mode.

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