Product Details
- Lightweight and cord-free
- Powerful flood task light for improved work efficiency
- Eliminates shadows no matter where you move
- Built tough to survive in rough work environments
- Connects securely to any hard hat
- Easy single button functionality
- Visible over 1/4 mile away in all directions at all times
- Fully illuminates the task area out to the visual periphery
- Four light modes: Halo, HI-Alert, Task, Dim
- Rechargeable battery runtime of 5.5-34 hrs (mode dependent)
- IP Rating of 67 to protect against dust, dirt, and water
- One year warranty
Technical Specs
Dimensions
31 x 260 x 330mm
Weight
284g
Battery Runtime
With a fully charged ILLUMAGEAR 18650 battery, runtime on a single mode will exceed:
Halo mode: 5.5 hrs
Task mode: 5.5 hrs
HI-Alert mode: 14 hrs
Dim mode: 34 hrs
Illumination
Halo mode: 202 lumens
Task mode: 183 lumens, 77.2 candela
HI-Alert mode: Fluctuating luminosity
Dim mode: 41 lumens
Power
3.7V @ 0.6 amps
Safety Standards
UL 1638, CSA C22.2, UL 8750
IEC/EN 60598-1, IEC/EN 60598-2-4
IEC/EN 62031
IP Rating 67
Dielectric strength: 30,000V minimum
HALO Demo
What is the HALO?
HALO vs headlamp comparison
HALO Durability Tests
Illumagear Accessories
Accessories for ILLUMAGEAR products include chargers, additional batteries, and replacement clips.
Jerry (verified owner) –
Anyone that works in any night construction job, get rid of your old helmet light. This bad boy lights up you immediate work sight and adds an extra layer of safety. It may seem a little steep, but factor in what you pay to replace those AA & AAA batteries, its more than a trade off. This is an investment in your craft. Well worth it.
Douglas (verified owner) –
I work on a paving crew in Louisville Kentucky. The crew I’m on only does highway Paving and it is performed at night! And Anyone that works at night time on the paving crew knows! How frustrating it is to use those cheap headlamps the batteries don’t last, and they don’t work. With the halo it’s hands-free you don’t have to worry about the battery going dead (unless you have it on maximum brightness 360) and it really does make you feel a sense of safety,