Working, camping, caving, paddling, walking the dog, or during a power outage, this black APEX Rechargeable Headlamp from Princeton Tec provides a hands-free light without the hassle of replacing and discarding dead batteries. The Apex Rechargeable uses a separate lithium-ion battery pack that is worn at the rear of the headband or carried in your pocket or pack. It also comes with a strap for mounting the lamp onto a bike helmet. Maximum output is 550 lumens, with one Maxbright LED delivering a tightly focused spot beam and four Ultrabright LEDs providing a wide flood beam. Push-button switches on the underside of the light housing allow for easy control.

The Maxbright LED delivers a regulated runtime of 8 hours on low power and 5 hours on high, while the Ultrabright runtime is 20 hours on high and 90 hours on low. The wide beam also offers a flash setting. Along with a heat sink in the lamp's housing, the Apex is equipped with circuitry that steps down the output level if the light exceeds its preset safety limit.

550 Lumens Max Output    Maxbright Spot Beam    Ultrabright Flood Beam    Two Push-Button Switches    Separate Battery Pack    Long Cord for Battery Pack Carry Options    Bike Helmet Mountable    Active and Passive Overheat Protection    Maximum Regulated Runtime 90 Hours

• Maximum output 550 lumens
• Maxbright LED spot beam
• Four Ultrabright LEDs flood beam
• Flood beam flash setting
• Digitally regulated output maintains consistent beam intensity throughout battery life
• Overheat protection circuitry automatically steps down output to prevent damage

• Type: Dual push button
• Location: Underside of lamp chassis

• Separate battery compartment offers carry options
• Adjustable headband
• Overhead elastic band for additional support
• Bike helmet mounting strap
• Powered by rechargeable lithium-ion battery

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this work for a Comtek M-216 transmitter?

A: No, the recommended Powerex battery to be used with the Comtek M-216 - Digitally Synthesized Wireless Microphone Transmitter is the Powerex 9V Precharged Rechargeable NiMH Battery (9.6V, 230mAh). URL: https://bhpho.to/4cccEVO

Q: 2. Does this charge each battery at 2 amps or is it 2 amp total, split between the two?

A: The Watson Duo LCD Charger for L & M Series Rechargeable Batteries will charge each battery at 2amp.

Q: 3. How long will it take to charge 2 of these inside the battery grip for the a7siii? Anyone have any experience on charge times?

A: Charge times will typically vary due to power output of the charger, operating temperatures, etc. According to online sources, the USB-C port of the A7SIII supports USB-PD, so using a standard or EMCA cable, it can support up to 60Ws or 100W respectively for much faster charging.

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. If I am standing 20' from camera will I see red glow from the flash! You guys are trying to dodge the point?

A: You will see a red glow. Animals cannot see red.

Q: 6. 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: 7. Is this a no glow flash?

A: No, the flash on the Browning BTC-5HD-APX-20C Strike Force Apex HD Trail Camera (20MP) is not considered a No-Glow flash.

Q: 8. can it be charged with Can you charge it with Can you charge with 220volts or must it be 110volts?

A: Hi Ivan, Yes, as long as you have an adapter that convert the US 3 prongs to EU 2 prongs plug. Regards, Jen

Q: 9. Is this the Sony brand that's compatible with the A1?

A: Yes. This is an OEM battery and a replacement/spare for the Sony A1 mirrorless camera.

Q: 10. Ford this work with Sony A6400?

A: Yes it will.