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The Zweibrüder ZB11H is the headlamp for anyone who values maximum battery life and ultimate reliability. With two powerful lithium batteries, it offers an exceptionally long runtime, making it ideal for extended tours, night time operations, or demanding outdoor adventures.
MULTIPLE OPTIC TECHNOLOGY - The innovative Multiple Optic Technology (MOT) enables digital switching between high beam, floodlight, reading light and red light without moving parts.
FOCUS SWITCH - With the integrated Focus Switch, you can select your desired light mode before even turning it on. This way, you start immediately with optimal lighting: high beam, floodlight, reading light, or red light.
FOUR LIGHT MODES
RED TAILLIGHT - The integrated red rear light provides additional safety and better visibility.
OVERHEATING PROTECTION - Thanks to the integrated Heat Protection System (HPS), your lamp is reliably and optimally protected at all times. If the temperature rises to a critical level, the electronics reduce the power output.
LITHIUM BATTERY - Powerful lithium batteries at the back of the head deliver plenty of energy in a compact design and low weight. Rechargeable via USB-C. 100% charge in just 240 minutes.
The balanced weight distribution makes the ZB11H comfortable to wear even during long missions.
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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.