FENIX HL15 modrá - Headlamp

The compact Fenix HL15 headlamp delivers up to 200 lumens (ANSI) of light and a range of 50 meters. Power is provided by two AAA micro button cell batteries that are placed inside the headlamp. It is equipped with a Cree XP-G2 LED with a warmer light shade (neutral white), the advantage of this light shade is a more natural and contrasty color rendering in the field.

There are a total of 6 power modes, including two red safety light modes. The headlamp also has the advantage of good waterproof and dustproof resistance to IP67 standard. The headlamp strap is equipped with reflective elements that ensure good omnidirectional visibility of the runner when running on the road.

With a weight of only 60 grams, the Fenix HL15 will serve excellently as a running headlamp as well as a headlamp for camping and hiking. All headlamp parameters (lumen output, battery life, waterproof, range and shockproof) are measured in accordance with ANSI/NEMA FL 1-2009.

• Cree XP-G2 R5 high-performance white LED with warmer light tint
• Two red LEDs from Nichia
• 50,000 hours life
• Four white light modes
• Two red light modes
• Digitally controlled for constant brightness.
• Two micro button cell batteries (AAA type - alkaline or rechargeable NiMH)
• Batteries are inexpensive and widely available.
• Convenient control with two switches
• Can be switched directly into red light mode
• Memory for last power mode set
• Can be tilted in the holder to set the desired direction of light
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• Strap with reflective elements increases passive safety
• Resistant to falls from a height of 1 metre
• Waterproof and dustproof to IP67 standard
• Warranty Five year warranty.

Four white light modes:
Measured with 750mAh rechargeable NiMH batteries: 200 lumens (1.15 hours) -> 70 lumens (3.5 hours) -> 30 lumens (8.5 hours) -> 4 lumens (37 hours)
Measured with included alkaline batteries: 200 lumens (1.5 hours) -> 70 lumens (4 hours) -> 30 lumens (12.5 hours) -> 4 lumens (58 hours)

Two red light modes: 0.2 lumen (up to 85 hours) -> 0.2 lumen red flash (up to 170 hours). Reflector for a wide light cone with a range of 50 meters (500 cd).

Use
The headlamp turns on and off by pressing the right button for 0.5 seconds. Once on, the basic light modes (4 - 30 - 70 - 200 lumens) can be switched with a short press of the button. When switched off, the headlamp remembers the last set light level. Pressing the left button with the flash symbol switches the headlamp into red light mode, further presses of this button start the flashing or switch the red LEDs off again. The red LED can be switched on at the same time as the main white LED. Intelligent overheating protection - if the temperature of the headlamp rises above 65°C, it will automatically start to reduce the power in gradual steps of 5% every 30 seconds until the temperature stabilises. Once the temperature of the headlamp drops below 65°C, the power will automatically increase to the original level again. Thus, operation at the highest power mode is not limited by time, but only by temperature.

Changing Batteries
Tilt the headlamp to the furthest position. Open the back cover. Place the batteries in the headlamp, taking care to ensure correct polarity. Close the back cover.

Caution
Do not disassemble the sealed parts yourself, it will violate the warranty. Remove the batteries from the flashlight if you will not be using it for an extended period of time or if the batteries are already dead. This will prevent them from draining and subsequently damaging the headlamp. If the headlamp flashes, does not switch to higher power modes or does not light up, it may be due to one of the following reasons. The contacts in the battery holder are clogged - clean them with a cotton ball dipped in alcohol.

Material: durable plastic and aircraft aluminum alloy
Dimensions: 6.3 cm x 4.15 cm x 3.5 cm
Weight: 60 grams (without batteries)
Luminous flux: 200 lm
Range: 50 m

I used to be kept in city streets over the winter by lighting. But now? Thanks to this headlamp, I'm not afraid to venture out into root-filled forest paths or rocky trails in the dark. It works like a maze, leading you off the lighted path and into the deep woods. run-magazine.cz