Petzl head lamp Actik Core gray E065AA00The ACTIK® with battery!
The ideal rechargeable headlamp for vigorous outdoor activities into the evening hours. With its 600 lumens, the ACTIK® CORE produces a bright, comfortable light to accompany you while running, trekking or mountaineering. Its phosphorescent reflector makes it easy to find in the dark, and its red light prevents other people in the group from being dazzled. The ACTIK® CORE supplied with the CORE rechargeable battery can also be operated with three batteries thanks to the HYBRID CONCEPT.
List of services:
phosphorescent reflector, practical to quickly find the switched off lamp even in the dark,
- LOCK function to prevent accidental switching on during transport and when the lamp is not in use,
- detachable, washable headband with symmetrical adjustment to facilitate adjustment,
- reflective headband so that the user is visible even in the dark,
- carrying case, with which the lamp can be converted into a lantern,
- HYBRID CONCEPT: The ACTIK® CORE that comes with the CORE battery can also be powered by three AAA/LR03 batteries (not included). The lamp automatically recognizes the energy source and adjusts the light output accordingly.
- compatible with the HELMET ADAPT and BIKE ADAPT 2 fastening systems to attach the lamp to any type of helmet or to a bicycle (1).
(1) Attention, the lamp is not certified for use on the road: Petzl lamps do not replace the regulation bicycle lights when used in areas subject to road traffic regulations
Specifications:
Luminosity: 600 lumens (ANSI/PLATO FL 1)
Weight: 88g
Beam of light: wide or combined
Operating options: CORE battery 1250 mAh (included)
Charging time: 3 hours
Operating options: alkaline batteries, lithium batteries or rechargeable Ni-MH batteries
Certification(s): CE
Waterproof: IPX4 (weatherproof)
Scope of delivery:
Petzl ACTIK® headlamp
CORE battery
charging cable
protective bag
operation manual
d with the CORE rechargeable battery can also be operated with three batteries thanks to the HYBRID CONCEPT.
