I recently
purchased a Zebralight H52W Headlamp to replace my cheap Energizer headlamp. My
main reason for doing this was to decrease weight, increase output time, and
consolidate to a common battery (AA) for all my electronics. I’ve posted a link
to the manufacturer’s website below and have listed some of the important specs.
The workmanship/quality of this light is very high and I think anyone would be
pleased with its performance in many conditions. This is a really cool
headlamp!!
Lamp Weight: 1.1
oz (31 grams)
Headband Weight:
.9 oz (25 grams)
Energizer
Ultimate Lithium AA (15 grams)
System Weight 2.5
oz (71 grams)
The brightness
output is user selectable and has 3 main levels (High, Medium and Low).
Each main level
can be programmed to one of two sub-levels. The second sub-level can be further
programmed to different brightness levels.
Light Output vs.
Runtime:
High: H1 280 Lm (0.9 hrs), H2 172 Lm
(1.7 hrs) / 108 Lm (3 hrs)
Medium: M1 50 Lm (7.5 hrs), M2 25 Lm (12 hrs) / 12 Lm (27 hrs)
Low: L1 2.7 Lm (4 days), L2 0.34 Lm (3
weeks) / 0.06 Lm (2 months) / 0.01 Lm (3 months)
Beacon Strobe
Mode: 4Hz / 19Hz Strobe at H1
The light can use
14500 batteries. Light output with this battery is 500Lm for the first minute
and then it steps down to 280Lm.
Beam Type: 80
degree spill with 12 degree hot spot
Dimensions: Head
Diameter: 0.86 inch (21.8 mm), Length:
3 inch (76.5 mm)
Waterproof to
IPX7 (2 meters, 30 minutes)
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