Energizer Ultimate Lithium Headlight, Blue/Silver design (3AA Max Batteries Included)
The Energizer Ultimate lithium headlamp is ideal for outdoorsmen, professionals, and anyone else who needs a reliable head-mounted light source. The Ultimate offers five light modes--high white, medium white, low white, strobe, and red--so you have plenty of options depending on your activity. In addition, the Ultimate pivots back and forth, making it easy to aim the light where it's needed. And users will love the boost button, which provides 130 lumens of ultra-bright light for 15 seconds. With the boost button, you can do everything from locate a stubborn keyhole to see the path 150 yards ahead, all without wasting a ton of battery life. Other features include a green LED "find me" or "follow me" option, a focusing mechanism that regulates the beam from tight spot to wide floodlight, and an adjustable headband. Water-resistant, the Ultimate headlight runs for up to 11 hours on the maximum setting with three Energizer Ultimate lithium AA batteries.Specifications:Power source: Energizer Ultimate lithium 3 AA batteriesRuntime: Max 11 hours (lithium batteries); 8 hours (alkaline batteries)Lamp: 1 white Cree LEDWhite LED max output: 100 lumensAdditional LEDs: Red LED, green "find me" or "follow me" LEDDimensions: 1.6 by 1.25 inchesWeight: 9.48 ounces (with batteries)About EnergizerEnergizer's leadership in the portable lighting industry spans more than 110 years. The company started in 1898 when Conrad Hubert, a Russian immigrant, lit up New York City with the introduction of the newly patented electric hand torch or flashlight. Soon afterward, Hubert began manufacturing flashlights, batteries, and light bulbs under the name Eveready. Hubert put his first flashlights into the hands of New York City policemen, resulting in high visibility and nearly instantaneous success for his product. Over the years, Eveready's technology team introduced the tungsten bulb, made numerous switch improvements, and developed spotlights to project the light forward. Energizer's commitment to flashlight and battery technology took a substantial step forward in 1982 with the opening of its Westlake, Ohio, research and development center, one of the industry's largest. In April 2000, Energizer was spun off as an independent company now known as Energizer Holdings, Inc.