FEATURES
- Flood beam effect
- Rugged ABS body
- Water-resistant
- New COB LED technology
- Magnetic base
- Rear pocket clip
SPECIFICATIONS
- 175 Lumen light output
- Up to 7 hr run time
- Water & impact resistant
- 6.0” H x 0.55″ W x 1.25″ D
- 0.15 lb
- 90 Days Limited Warranty
The CT4120 Multi-Function Headlamp offers a solution to a wide variety of lighting needs. Extremely lightweight and with three adjustable elastic straps for a comfortable fit. A touch of the power button provides a 250-lumen spotlight, with a 40-meter beam distance. The next press of the power button switches the light to a 120 lumen COB LED flood light, brightly illuminating your surroundings or work area. A third press of the button switches the light to a red COB LED to preserve night vision, perfect for hunting and fishing at night. The CT4120 also offers a rear flasher to keep you safe when jogging or walking the dog in the dark. Powered by 3 AAA batteries (included) the Multi-Function Headlamp provides hours of convenient and comfortable hands-free lighting.
Light, where you need it when you need it. The CT6525 Rechargeable Micro Utility Light is packed with useful features. Boasting 200 lumens on high, and 100 lumens on low, this light outshines its compact size. A rugged magnetic base and recessed folding hooks provide unlimited hands-free versatility. With a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery and an onboard USB charge cord attached in a convenient recessed groove, the Micro Utility Light will provide approximately 6 hours of run time on high and up to 14 hours on low. Add to this an LED battery level indicator and a protected USB charging port and you have a powerhouse in the palm of your hand.
Made of aircraft-grade aluminum, the CT2405 Rechargeable Focusing Tactical Light uses CREE® LED technology to offer a focusing beam of 420 lumens. This gives you the opportunity to control your light type in any space. A handy battery charge level indicator gives you an accurate reading at a glance. The light also includes a USB cord.
