Multiple light modes, light weight, and an all-weather lithium-ion power supply make the 300-lumen Remix Pro MPLS Headlamp from Princeton Tec an attractive choice for tactical operators. Lighting options include a white Maxbright LED spot beam and red and blue flood beams powered by three Ultralight LEDs. The flashing infrared setting is useful for identifying forces without the use of visible light. The single push-button switch on the top of the lamp housing toggles between spot and flood and offers high and low output levels. Runtimes on a fresh CR123 battery are 8 hours on spot high, 17 hours on spot low, 10 hours on flood high, and 49 hours on flood low. The lamp can be detached from its elastic headband and mounted on MOLLE webbing and comes with an adapter plate for NVG helmet mounts. The battery performs well even in cold weather and the Remix Pro MPLS has a water resistance rating of IPX4, so it can withstand being splashed or the occasional dunking.

300 lumens    Maxbright LED Spot Beam    Red and Blue Flood Beams    Flashing Infrared Setting    All-Weather CR123 Battery    High & Low Brightness Levels    Single Push-Button Switch    Maximum Runtime 49 Hours    IPX4 Water-Resistant    Lightweight at 2.3 oz

• 300 lumens peak output
• One Maxbright spot beam LED
• Three Ultrabright flood red and blue LEDs
• High and low modes

• Single push button
• Location: top of housing

• IPX4-rated, splashproof
• Can be detached from headband and mounted on MOLLE webbing
• Comes with helmet NVG adapter plate
• Runtimes: spot high 8 hours, spot low 17 hours, flood high 10 hours, flood low 49 hours
• Runs on one CR123 lithium battery
• Weight: 2.3 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the v-mount receiver where the battery rests have a locking mechanism? As in if we mount the light upside down on a pole, would it stay in place or fall off?

A: It would not be recommended.

Q: 2. Thank you. What I'm trying to find out is if there is a light modifier that is attachable to this light that will focus a round snoot type spotlight. And if so what is the model number of that modifer?

A: Unfortunately there is not one made. Your best bet for shaping the light would be to use Cinefoil https://bhpho.to/2VSJ29R.

Q: 3. Is there a recommended v-mount plate to power this light?

A: Unfortunately, this LS60d can only be powered via NP-F L-series batteries.

Q: 4. How long will it run at full power with a 95Wh(6600mAh) V lock fully charged battery. Realistically ?... because I find the advertised length of time is never accurate?

A: 95w battery / 60w light would be around an hour and a half.

Q: 5. hi can a 5vdc at 2apoer source charge this unit with out any problems? I noticed the battery is rated at 1 ammp. thanks

A: Agreed with the low amp charge. We have used regular usb outlets and others at times as they are thats available, but always had no issues so far.These are great lights and use them along side with the Ikan Micro Spot lights when areas ar confined or just a little light is needed.

Q: 6. Will this work with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX85 camera?

A: Yes it will!

Q: 7. Can I rotate the screen to be landscape instead of portrait?

A: Yes on this configuration you can use Landscape

Q: 8. Does this product come with the bowens mount adapter? I would like to use this light with my existing aputure accessories

A: Yes, the Aputure Light Storm LS 60d Daylight LED Light would include the Bowens Mount Adapter to use Bowens S-mount accessories from Aputure or other manufacturers on the Aputure Light Storm LS 60d Daylight LED Light. The Aputure Light Storm LS 60d Daylight LED Light will also natively use Aputure accessories that are designed for the proprietary LS 60 Mini Mount.

Q: 9. Any suggestions for a compatible gel holder for behind the barn doors?

A: There has not been a gel holder made and designed for the following unit. we are suggesting that end-users cut down gels to size and apply gaffers tape to hold in place to a gel holder comes available.

Q: 10. I saw that the outer cover layers are glued to the foam rather than stitched (and the foam edges are exposed). Wouldn't it be an issue over time? Start peeling off?

A: These straps hold up well overtime, it is possible that it can become separated but that has not been a known issue.