The black Fenix Flashlight HL32R-T Rechargeable Headlamp includes a long-reaching spotlight with a maximum 800 lumens. Independent switches control the light's seven functional modes to easily light whatever path you may be on. Made from magnesium alloy, this headlamp is not only durable but extremely lightweight. The Sport Headband Fit System ensures a secure and comfortable fit. The included battery pack is charged via its USB-C port and the battery level indicator lets you know the remaining battery life before you take off on your adventure.

Max Lumens: 800    USB-C Charging Interface    Max Beam Distance: 422'    Max Runtime: 150 Hours

Luminous SST20 cool white spotlight with a neutral white floodlight with a lifespan of 50,000 hours.

Dual switches operate independently controlled spotlight and floodlight modes.

Powered by one included rechargeable ARB-LP1900 li-ion battery pack, and is works with three AAA batteries.

Made of quality magnesium materials making it lightweight and durable.

Stride frequency sensor which changes the brightness along with how fast you are running.

Digitally regulated output, which maintains constant brightness.

Sport Headband Fit System for a more secure, comfortable fit.

USB-C fast charging interface.

Reverse polarity protection guards against improper battery installation.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this be able to power a lumix camera with the LUMIX DC Coupler - DMW-DCC18?

A: The Panasonic DMW-DCC18 DC Coupler for DC-GH7 is only compatible with the Panasonic USB-C AC Power Adapter and Cable for DC-GH7, BH #PADMWAC11, and so would not be able to be powered by the SmallRig L-Series/NP-F970 USB-C Rechargeable Camera Battery (Black).

Q: 2. Can smallrig np970 be used to power a zoom f8n pro using hirose cable?

A: No, the SmallRig L-Series/NP-F970 USB-C Rechargeable Camera Battery (Orange) cannot be used to power a Zoom F8n Pro.

Q: 3. Would I be better off buying two of the single chargers?

A: Using the Watson Duo LCD Charger for L & M Series Rechargeable Batteries will provide the same charge results as using two single Watson Compact AC/DC Charger for L & M Series Batteries. The Watson Duo LCD Charger will charges two batteries simultaneously.

Q: 4. How I can visually distinguish the new MFR #DX-4203 from the old MFR #D-4203 ? Is there any label information on the charger's body?

A: The Watson Duo LCD Charger for L & M Series Rechargeable Batteries (#DX-4203) that replaces the older (D-4203) wiil not bear a difference in physical appearance and will operate the same.

Q: 5. Can this power a R5C via USB PD?

A: Yes, the SmallRig L-Series/NP-F970 USB-C Rechargeable Camera Battery's (Black) USB-C PD 3.0 output can be used to trickle charge a battery while it is inside of the Canon EOS R5 C Mirrorless Cinema Camera (B&H # CAER5C).

Q: 6. How long it takes to full charge a watson NP-f770 ( 4400mah)?

A: The Watson Duo LCD Charger for L & M Series Rechargeable Batteries will fully charge the Watson NP-F770 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.4V, 4400mAh), B&H # WANPF770, in approximately 2 hours.

Q: 7. This is MFR #DX-4203. The old model was MFR #D-4203. What are the differences between the new and old (MFR #D-4203 is discontinued) models?

A: No explicit differences are defined. Newer model has just improved on some internal design issues.

Q: 8. The main questions, is it fits to ronin rs2 briefcase handle?

A: Yes, there is a 1/4"-20 screw that can be attached to the briefcase handle.

Q: 9. can you charge Anton Bauer battery with this charger?

A: Yes. The Watson Duo LCD Charger for L & M Series Rechargeable Batteries will charge L & M Series Rechargeable Batteries made by Anton Bauer and many other companies.

Q: 10. can someone confirm this works on Canon R6 II with normal battery installed (not dummy battery setup)? thanks!

A: Yes, the SmallRig L-Series/NP-F970 USB-C Rechargeable Camera Battery (Orange) should be able to power the Canon EOS R6 Mark II Mirrorless Camera via USB-C as the battery is PD compatible and supplies the same amperage and voltage as the Canon PD-E1.