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600 Lumens LED REDLITHIUM Hard Hat Headlamp (2-Pack)

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$8.99 In stock

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description: The Milwaukee REDLTHIUM USB Hard Hat Headlamp is 20% LIGHTER WEIGHT, BRIGHTER, and offers MORE RUNTIME. This high output, compact headlamp is all powered by the REDLITHIUM USB Battery. This rechargeable headlamp is a lightweight and compact design that delivers 600 lumens of TRUEVIEW HIGH-DEFINITION OUTPUT with hybrid, spot, and flood modes. The headlamp easily detaches from the bracket for easy charging and to help get light into those hard-to-reach places. You can now optimize the position of the light with 180 degrees of mobility and 5 different output modes. This headlamp is IP54 rated as weather and dust resistant and survives impacts from up to 2 meters to withstand harsh job site conditions. The REDLITHIUM USB Hard Hat Headlamp is powered by the REDLITHIUM USB 3.0AH Battery, providing all-day run-time, more recharges, and 3x faster charge time. The REDLITHIUM USB Battery can be recharged in the flashlight via USB - C or swapped out with additional REDLITHIUM USB Batteries for virtually no downtime. The REDLITHIUM USB Hard Hat Headlamp is covered by a limited lifetime warranty.depth: 2.12 inheight: 1.34 inwidth: 4.05 inweight: .33 lb

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 68 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The runtime is the real kicker for me—these things just keep going on the USB charge, and the fact they're 20% lighter means I forgot I even had one on after an hour of attic work. Two in the pack means one is always ready when the other is dead.

Joshua ★★★★★

Bought these for work on a dim jobsite and the 600 lumens really light up the whole area without being too heavy on my hard hat. The clip-on design stays secure even when I'm moving around.

James ★★★★★

The beam is surprisingly wide and even for such a compact headlamp, and the low battery indicator is a lifesaver when I'm working in the attic. Having two in the pack means one stays in the truck and one is always ready by the door.