Safe for use in specified hazardous environments, the Princeton Tec Vizz II Headlamp delivers up to 150 lumens of bright white light, so you can see what you're doing while having both hands free. Beam options include a focused 150-lumen spot with dimmable output so you can select just the right amount of light, and a flood beam that will run as long as 102 hours at the low power setting. Compact and lightweight at 3.2 ounces with an adjustable elastic headband, the light is comfortable to wear, even through a full shift, and carries an IPX7 water resistance rating, so it can hold up to wet environments.

150 Lumens, Dimmable    Spot and Flood Beams    Runtime 4-102 Hours    Safe in Specified Hazardous Environments    IPX7-Rated Water Resistant    Lightweight at 3.2 Ounces    Uses Three AAA Batteries

• ETL Rating: Zone 0, Class I Division 1 Intrinsically Safe; Classes I, II, III, Divisions 1 & 2, Groups A, B, C, D, E, F, G

• Temp Code: T4

• 150 lumens peak output

• Dimmable spot beam from one Maxbright LED

• Flood beam from four Ultrabright LEDs

• Runtime: Spot, 4 hours; flood high, 7 hours; flood low, 102 hours

• Push button on top of lamp

• Click for on/off, spot/flood, output level

• IPX7-rated water resistant

• Standard nylon headband

• Rubber hardhat strap

• 3M Dual Lock adhesive fasteners

• Runs on three AAA batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I saw several Youngnuo YN360 lights on B&H, but cannot find the AC Adpter for these. Does anyone know which AC adapter will work - both the size of the plug and polarity? I can't believe a company can sell something that is not complete. Not everyone wants to use batteries.

A: I Have 2 of this lights and they come with an adapter to charge your lights the same one can be used as a power source if you don't want to use the battery sometimes I have 0 battery I plug the power adapter and use the light

Q: 2. Does this comes with a bag?

A: Yes

Q: 3. Question: since the 5500k version doesnt have the bi-color option, does that mean that the unit it brighter than the bi-color version? I did get a chance to see the bi-color version of the light up close and it seemed like half of the 320 leds were for the 3200k and the other half were for the 5500k. (Minus 40 leds for the color bulbs as well)

A: Yes the 5600K version would be brighter while the bi-color version would give you nearly half the output in daylight mode.

Q: 4. As it relates to heat buildup, is this unit compatible with any Bowens mount light modifier?

A: Yes, the Nanlite Forza 300 II Daylight LED Monolight is compatible with any Bowens style light modifier. Heat should not be an issue.

Q: 5. What batteries work with this light?

A: Two 150wh 12a batteries will work, Watson makes a kit https://bhpho.to/2Md4DHN.

Q: 6. Is the battery removable for airline transport? I'll need to carry-on the batteries per airline regulations, but would like to store the wand in my checked-in hard cases.

A: I'm sorry, no, the battery is built in.

Q: 7. Is the light output adjustable, say if I wanted to have the brightness only at 10% or 80%? Or is it fixed at low, medium, high, or just one level?

A: Yes, the Yongnuo YN360 II LED Light Wand (5500K), B&H # YOYN360IIW, does offer dimming. While Yongnuo does not list the dimming percentage, they do state that the fixture has an encoder digital dimming mode with coarse and fine adjusting mode, and can be dimmed accurately and reliably.

Q: 8. how much is weight of 300d ii without softbox and v mount?

A: The weight of the light and control box is about 12.3lb.

Q: 9. How long can this be used on battery power? Obviously a lot depends on the output % of the light.

A: divide the what hours of the battery in to the watts of the light that will tell you how long a battery will run a light at full power.

Q: 10. So how are people usually mounting an 85 filter or gel on this unit? C-47’s? Is there a barn door for this unit?

A: You need # APBD , it includes a gel holder