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The Nitecore HC65 UHE headlamp has a maximum output of 2000 lumens from the 8 x NiteLab UHE LEDs and is powered by a high performance 18650 li-ion battery (included). It is rechargeable via USB-C and can be fully charged in as little as 2 hours.
Short for Ultra High Efficiency, the UHE LED is the first of its kind and ensures enhanced efficiency per watt, offering a brighter, more energy-efficient and long-lasting experience. The 8-core UHE LED gives the HC65 UHE a 14.3% brightness increase and 8% decrease in power consumption compared to the Nitecore HC65 V2 headlamp, plus an improved beam distance by 34.5%.
The HC65 UHE has a 42mm light emitting surface, approximately 2.5 times wider than its previous generation. This design helps illuminate objects fully with high precision, enhancing safety during outdoor activities.
In addition to the 4 levels of primary white light, the headlamp offers dual auxiliary lights; a high CRI white light which produces a realistic depiction of colour and is ideal for close up illumination, plus a red light to preserve night vision and for use in an emergency.
The light is operated by a dual button user interface, made up of a power button to turn the light on and off, and a mode button to switch between the brightness levels and light sources. Lockout mode is available to prevent accidental activation.
Includes: storage case, Nitecore NL1840HP 4000mAh 18650 li-ion battery, USB-C to USB-C charging cable, headband, top strap
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
