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The Zweibrüder ZB9H sets standards in performance and comfort. With its impressive light output, this rechargeable headlamp provides powerful and even illumination, ideal for demanding applications.
MULTIPLE OPTIC TECHNOLOGY - The innovative Multiple Optic Technology (MOT) enables digital switching between high beam, floodlight, reading light and red light without moving parts.
AUTO FOCUS TECHNOLOGY - The Auto Focus Technology (AFT) automatically adjusts the brightness and beam pattern to your surroundings, from a wide floodlight on dark paths to a precise high beam or reading light. Without manual switching, you always enjoy optimal visibility, greater comfort, and maximum energy efficiency. Additionally, the sensor monitors whether the lamp is completely covered and switches itself off automatically if necessary.
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 & AUTO FOCUS
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.
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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.
