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Light Type:
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Battery Quantity:
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Color:
Yellow
Runtime:
10-50 hour
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Battery Type:
AAA Alkaline
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Bulb Type:
C4 LED
Ultra-bright Green LED
Ultra-bright White LED
Color:
Black
RealTree Hardwoods Green
Length:
3.52 in
(8.94 cm)
9.3 in
(23.62 cm)
Lumens:
21-50
101-500
Ratings:
CE
CUL Classified
UL Classified
Weight:
2.4 oz
(68.04 g)
6.8 oz
(192.78 g)
HAZ-LO®
3C ProPolymer® HAZ-LO®
High-performance, anti-static, thermoplastic material resistant to chemicals and solvents
"Captured locking" set screw will not back out -prevents FOD (Foreign Object Debris)
Safety measure: Set screw helps to avoid batteries being changed out, or the housing inadvertently being opened in a hazardous environment
C4® LED
technology - impervious to shock with a 50,000 hour lifetime - provides 150 lumens; runs 18 hours
Headlamp
ClipMate®
Powered by 3 "AAA" alkaline batteries
Three high-intensity, 100,000-hr. life LEDs
27 lumens typical (white LEDs)
ProPolymer®
3C ProPolymer® HAZ-LO®
High-performance, anti-static, thermoplastic material resistant to chemicals and solvents
"Captured locking" set screw will not back out -prevents FOD (Foreign Object Debris)
Safety measure: Set screw helps to avoid batteries being changed out, or the housing inadvertently being opened in a hazardous environment
C4® LED
technology - impervious to shock with a 50,000 hour lifetime - provides 150 lumens; runs 18 hours