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NAO RL Headlamp
Petzl
NAO RL Headlamp
$169.95
Description

　　Ultra-powerful, rechargeable multi-beam headlamp. Features REACTIVE LIGHTING® technology that automatically adapts light intensity to user needs.

　　Iconic for trails and ultra-running! The NAO RL rechargeable headlamp provides 1500 lumens of brightness and weighs just 145 grams. Comfortably balanced, the headband is easily adjustable and maintains excellent support throughout long and committing races. With REACTIVE LIGHTING® technology, the brightness automatically adapts to the ambient light. Manual operations are reduced and burn time is optimized. Additionally, red lighting at the rear of the headlamp allows you to remain visible at night.

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Description
Brand Name:
Petzl
Lumens:
1500 max
Bulb Type:
LED
Battery:
Rechargeable Pack
Weight:
145 g
Light Output:
1500 lumens (ANSI FL 1 STANDARD)
Technology:
REACTIVE LIGHTING® or STANDARD LIGHTING
Beam pattern:
Flood or mixed
Energy:
3200 mAh Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (included)
Charging time:
3.5 h
Watertightness:
IPX4 (weather-resistant)
Certification(s):
CE
Other Features:
Ultra-bright and lightweight: 1500 lumens for a weight of only 145 g

Lighting for movement automatically adapts to ambient light:
  • Wide, uniform beam so you can comfortably see up-close or at your feet
  • Mixed beam (flood and focused) allows for proximity and distance vision for movement
  • Three white lighting levels: MAX BURN TIME, STANDARD (better power/burn time balance), and MAX POWER
  • Longer burn time, greater visual comfort, and less manual operation with REACTIVE LIGHTING® mode, which allows the light sensor to automatically adjust brightness and beam pattern, optimizing battery usage
  • Minimum burn time of 5 hours in REACTIVE LIGHTING® mode (STANDARD level), built to power through long activities like trail running and ultra-running
  • Red lighting, continuous or strobe, at the rear of the headlamp, and a separate button to quickly turn it on or off


Ergonomic:
  • The battery pack is in the rear to distribute the weight of the headlamp over the entire head, making it balanced and comfortable to wear
  • Thin and flexible front plate, to better adapt to different head shapes
  • Quick and easy rear adjustment
  • Additional top strap for optimal support
  • Lithium-Ion 3200 mAh battery, rechargeable with a type C USB port
  • Battery charge indicator with five-level gauge for precise monitoring of the battery charge level
  • Rechargeable R1 battery can be used as a spare battery to charge other devices, such as phones or watches
  • LOCK function to avoid accidentally turning on the lamp during transit or storage, or to lock lighting settings during your activity
  • Reflective headband to remain visible at night
  • Storage pouch allows you to turn the headlamp into a lantern in STANDARD mode, or carry an additional battery
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