Up to 450 lumens, spot and flood beams, red-light settings, and no need to replace dead batteries—the lightweight, easy-to-use Axis Rechargeable Industrial Headlamp from Princeton Tec makes your life easier at work. Click the push-button switch to activate the light and twist the dial surrounding the button to adjust output. The lamp's built-in Li-ion battery charges inside the light. Runtimes range from 1.3 hours on dual-beam high to 15 hours on flood low. Along with the standard elastic headband, the Axis Rechargeable Industrial offers two ways to mount the light on a hard hat: a rubber strap, and two 3M Dual Lock adhesive fasteners. The lamp is rated IPX4 water resistant to resist splashing and weighs just 2.9 ounces.

450 lumens    Dimmable Output    Spot, Flood, Dual & Red Modes    IPX4-Rated Water Resistant    Maximum Runtime 15 Hours    Lightweight at 2.9 oz

• Maximum output: 450 lumens

• Spot, flood, dual, and red light modes

• Runtimes: Spot 2-10 hours, flood 5.5-15 hours, dual 1.3-3.3 hours, red 28-50 hours

• Side-mounted switch and surrounding dial

• Lightweight at 2.9 ounces

• IPX4 water-resistant, splashproof

• Recharges in 4 hours with 5V, 1A adapter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be purchased without Bluetooth and WiFi?

A: That is not possible.

Q: 2. Does Moza AirCross 2 work with and fully integrate with the Nikon z8?

A: Yes, the Moza AirCross 2 has a 7 pound payload capacity and the Nikon Z8 weighs 2 pounds.

Q: 3. is this a soft, semi-flexible backpack or is it more on the rigid end of camera backpacks?

A: The Tenba Axis V2 Backpack (Black, 32L) is closer to the more rigid end of backpacks.

Q: 4. Some YouTube reviewers said that unless you had very small mirrorless bodies and lenses, that the gimbal would shake slightly, even if we’ll below the recommended weight. They recommended the air 2 unless using crop/micro 4/3 and very light lenses. I plan to normally use a Nikon z6 and 14-30 f/4 lens. Some reviews said a similar weight set up put the gimbal motors occasionally at the 100% limit. Would prefer the smaller weight of the aircross with 3 axis locks and use with the slypod but want to make sure I’m not overloading it or getting minor shakes

A: based on the information you've provided it sounds like you would be over loading this gimbal and I would advise looking into a larger gimbal as your set up would be pushing the limits of this device and ti will not function as it was designed to under the conditions you have described

Q: 5. What are the differences between the Moza Aircross 2 and the Moza Air 2 apart from the weight?

A: Load capacity is one of the key differences between the Moza AirCross 2 and Moza Air 2. The Air 2 has a load capacity of 9.25 pounds, while the AirCross 2 has a capacity up to 7 pounds. The battery life is a bit higher on the Air 2 at 16 hours compared to 12 hours on the AirCross 2. Also the Air 2 has additional threadings for accessories than the AirCross 2.

Q: 6. What cable will connect this to Nikon D810? Aircross 2 manual says to "half plug" the mini USB into the camera's micro USB 3.0, but it does not recognize connection.

A: The D810 is not on the compatibility list for this gimbal.

Q: 7. Will the Moza AirCross 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal work with a Canon eos Rebel t7?

A: Yes, this can balance and shoot with a camera the size of the T7.

Q: 8. Can I use for my EOS R and 28-70 f2 lens?

A: Yes, the Moza AirCross 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer can support up to 7 pounds effectively.

Q: 9. Can this gimbal be used with the Sony Alpha 6000 camera?

A: While the A6000 is not listed as compatible for control with this gimbal, you will still be able to balance and shoot with that camera on this product.

Q: 10. Has anyone squeezed the 32L under airplane seats? It's barely bigger than my current bag, which fits comfortably.

A: A fully loaded Tenba Axis V2 Backpack (Black, 32L) will not fit most of the under seats of commercial airplanes.