VANTAGE® HELMET-MOUNTED LIGHT

The Vantage^® helmet-mounted light is purpose-built for firefighting and industrial applications. It is engineered to securely attach above or below the brim of full-brim fire and industrial helmets. Its intuitive mounting clamp enables fast, tool-free battery changes without removing the light when installed under the brim. An ambidextrous, dual-direction tail switch ensures reliable activation from either side of the helmet — even with bulky fire gloves. Powered by advanced LED technology, the Vantage^® delivers a focused, high-candela beam optimized to cut through smoke and haze without washing out the user’s vision, enhancing situational awareness in low-visibility environments.

• Lightweight, compact design easily attaches/detaches above or below brim on fire helmets, industrial helmets, and hard hats
• 225 lumens; 22,000 candela; 297m beam distance; runs 5 hours
• Batteries can be changed without removing from a helmet when mounted under the brim
• Heat exposure tested to 500°F for 5 minutes
• Focused, high candela beam optimized to penetrate smoke & haze
• Optimized electronics provide regulated intensity
• 470nm ultra-bright blue safety taillight LED visible in heavy smoke
• Fits both traditional and modern style helmets
• Tighten clamp with your fingers. No tools necessary.
• Swivel clamp to optimize beam location
• 6,000 Series machined aircraft aluminum construction with high-temperature, shock-mounted, impact-resistant BOROFLOAT^® glass lens and black anodized finish
• High-impact, chemical-resistant polymer LED housing
• IPX7 waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes
• Serialized for positive identification
• Uses two (2) 3-volt CR123A lithium batteries (included)
• Length: 3.08 in (7.82 cm); Width: 1.43 in (3.63 cm); Height with Clamp: 2.67 (6.78 cm)
• Weight: 5.08 oz (144g)
• Limited lifetime warranty
• Assembled in the USA

WARNING – EXPLOSION RISK, BURN, AND FIRE HAZARD. Do not use SL-B9^® batteries in firefighting apparatus or fire situations. Do not expose SL-B9^® battery to temperatures greater than 140°F (60°C).