Fenix Headlamp HL18R-T 500 lumens, Black

The Fenix HL18R-T is an ultralight headlamp perfect for trail running. It features two power source options, controlled by separate switches. You can use the included ARB-LP1300 Li-polymer battery pack or 3 AAA batteries. This gives you peace of mind on long, dark trail runs. The headband is reflective and sweat-channeling for extra safety. It can be easily charged via the included Micro USB cord. With a max output of 500 lumens and a 20-hour runtime mode, it's ideal for running. It comes with Cree XP-G3 S3 neutral white and Everlight 2835 white LEDs that last 50,000 hours. The 1300 Mah Li-Polymer Battery Pack is included, and it's also compatible with 3 AAA Ni-MH/Alkaline batteries (no charging). The lockout function prevents accidental activation. Dual switches allow for easy and quick operation. There are three spotlight and two floodlight output levels. The Micro USB charging port supports 5V/1A direct charging. The battery level indicator shows the remaining battery status. A patented rotary push-pull clasp makes one-handed headband adjustment easy. It's made of quality plastics and aluminum, using a three - time injection molding process that saves the O - ring. Size: 68.5mm x 45mm x 39.5mm. Weight: 63.2g (excluding battery).

Using the Fenix HL18R-T is a breeze. First, choose your power source. You can either insert the included ARB-LP1300 Li-polymer battery pack or 3 AAA batteries. To turn it on, use the dual switches for easy and fast operation. You can select from three spotlight and two floodlight output levels to suit your needs. When it's time to charge, use the included Micro USB cord and plug it into a 5V/1A power source. The battery level indicator will let you know how much power is left. For the headband, you can adjust it with one hand using the patented rotary push-pull clasp. As for maintenance, keep it clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. Don't try to charge the AAA Ni-MH/Alkaline batteries as it's prohibited. Also, use the lockout function when you're not using the headlamp to avoid accidental activation.