4Fizjo Mountain Goat LED Headlamp, 350 lm, Black
| Products ID: | 132590 |
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| Manufactured by: | 4Fizjo |
| Availablity: | SOLDOUT! |
| EAN: | 5907739318411 |
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The 4Fizjo Mountain Goat is a comfortable and lightweight LED headlamp that provides reliable illumination in the dark. It is perfect for hiking, cycling, running, as well as various outdoor activities and everyday tasks.
Practical and convenient to use
This headlamp is designed for maximum comfort and functionality. It is very lightweight and compact, making it easy to take on any adventure. The built-in gesture control allows you to turn the light on and off with a simple wave of your hand, which is especially useful when your hands are full or you are wearing gloves.
Key Features
- Bright illumination: 350 lumens output ensures excellent visibility even in complete darkness.
- Gesture control: Convenient on/off switching with a wave of your hand.
- Three lighting modes: Strong, energy-saving, and flashing modes for different situations.
- Rechargeable battery: 1200 mAh battery provides 3 to 8 hours of operation.
- Water resistance: IPX4 protection against water splashes.
- Lightweight design: Weighs only about 70 grams, ensuring comfort during prolonged use.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | 4Fizjo |
| Model | 1045 |
| Brightness | 350 LM |
| Battery Capacity | 1200 mAh |
| Operating Time | 3 - 8 h |
| Charging | USB Type-B |
| Water Resistance | IPX4 |
| Weight | ~70 g |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the gesture control work?
The gesture control function allows you to turn the headlamp on and off by simply waving your hand in front of it. This feature can also be disabled to use the standard button.
How long does the headlamp last on a single charge?
Depending on the selected lighting mode, the headlamp can operate for 3 to 8 hours on a single charge.
Is the headlamp waterproof?
Yes, the headlamp has an IPX4 water resistance rating, which means it is protected against water splashes from all directions.
