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BLACK DIAMOND Spot 400 Headlamp | 400 Lumens Brightness, Dimmable | Waterproof & Durable | 3X AAA Battery Operated (Included) | Azul
BLACK DIAMOND Spot 400 Headlamp | 400 Lumens Brightness, Dimmable | Waterproof & Durable | 3X AAA Battery Operated (Included) | Azul
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About This
- PowerTap technology: quick and easy switch between full power and dimmed light by tapping on the housing
- High beam, close range, dimming, flashing mode, night vision mode (red), lock mode
- Memory mode stores the desired brightness setting for the next
- Red night vision mode for close range and flashing settings, activation without through normal mode possible control through normal
Overview
- Special Feature : Dimmable, Lightweight, Waterproof
- Color : Azul
- Power Source : Battery Powered
- Light Source Type : LED
- Material : Polycarbonate
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