Headlamps
Headlamp HF8R Core
By Ledlenser
By Ledlenser
VAT included
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Item code LL503089
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Description
Accomplish More When You're Hands Free
The Ledlenser HF8R Core is an adaptive powerhouse to be reckoned with.
The highlight: Our patent-pending Adaptive Light Beam Technology allows automatic dimming and focusing. Thus, the HF8R is our first headlamp which can be used hands-free and requires no manual control at all. In addition to that, it comes with three brightness levels as well as a red front light. Thanks to our patent-pending Digital Advanced Focus System, the HF8R Core allows virtually seamless focusing. Moreover, it can be controlled remotely via Ledlenser Connect App (paid upgrade with additional features available), has an aluminium housing and a highly comfortable headband.
- Dims and focuses automatically thanks to our patent-pending Adaptive Light Beam technology; hands-free use
- Powerful headlamp with red front light and innovative Digital Advanced Focus System
- Remote control via Ledlenser Connect App
- Suitable for continuous immersion in water (IP68)
- Extremely powerful battery; easily rechargeable via Magnetic Charge System, with battery status indicator
Facts
A light from Ledlenser. The max lumens is 1600 lm. The beam distance is 210 m. The runtime is 90 h. The ip water rating is IP68. It weighs 194 g.
- Weight
- 194 g
- Lumens
- 1600 lm
- Runtime
- 90.0 h
- Beam distance
- 210 m
- IP rating
- IP68
GOCO / CHOOSING WELLWhat matters here
Match the beam and power source to the task, rather than headline brightness.
What are you lighting?
A path, work area and shared camp space call for different beam shapes and mounting options.
How is it powered?
Check battery type, charging method and whether cells or a charger are included.
How long do you need it?
Read the stated runtime at the brightness you plan to use, not only the maximum setting.
