Nathan Halo Fire Runner's Head Lamp/Head Torch
The first ever headlamp designed specifically for runners, Nathan Halo Fire is packed with features that will make your night runs safer. This lightweight, multi-beam, rechargeable headlamp offers over 280 lumens of clean, eye-pleasing light. Two down-angled proximity LED's light the path at your feet, while a powerful spotlight shines ahead. There are five lighting modes low, medium, high, sprint, & strobe and the maximum burn time tops out at 22 hours. Change light settings touch-free with Halo Fire's RunWave technology no more fumbling for buttons! The Halo Fire also communicates your presence to drivers via AutoStrobe, as the on-device sensor reacts to cars' headlights and triggers the safety strobe mode. As an added measure of safety, the comfortable head strap has Nathan's very own BlackLight material in it, offering a reflective hit to make you even more visible to drivers.
Specification:
- LED: 3 LED's
- Lumen: 288 max
- Battery capacity: 1500 mAh
- Battery type: Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Polymer battery
- Charge Time: 5 hours
- Minimum USB Charger Amperage: 0.5 A
- Water Resistance: IPX4
- Weather resistant
- Adjustable headlamp angle
Usage Instructions:
- Setting 1 (one blink) Manual Control: Press the power button to cycle through the various lighting modes.
- Setting 2 (two blinks) - RunWave: Cycle through various lighting modes by swiping your hand in front of the sensor with RunWave.
- Setting 3 (three blinks) - RunWave AutoStrobe: Communicate your position to drivers with AutoStrobe, and cycle through modes touch-free with RunWave
- Press and hold the power button for three seconds to turn on and off
- The headlamp will blink one, two, or three times to tell you what mode is being used (1, 2, or 3)
- Press the setting button to change to a different setting
- Charge fully before first use
- Plug supplied USB cord in to a USB power source (allows charging from 110-220V wall outlet or car cigarette lighter outlet), then plug gently into the cover charge port on the device
- A red LED will light up to indicate charging is occurring, and a green light indicates the Halo Fire is fully charged
- Recharge time is 5 hours for a fully depleted battery
- When fully charged, unplug Halo Fire from USB power supply, return port cover gasket to original position and store charger cord until next use
