Pelican's 2720 LED Headlamp not only outputs up to 200 lumens for 3 hours, but you can turn the light on without touching it. Just wave your hands, and the light comes on. At the low output of 12 lumens, you get 103 hours of runtime on a set of 3x AAA alkaline batteries. There's also a low-level red light setting that helps preserve night vision, a signaling S.O.S. red beacon light, optical 4x magnification for choosing wide or penetrating beam, and variable light output from 100%-10%.
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Key Features
- Max Output 200 Lumens
- Gesture Activation Control
- Variable Light Output From 100%-10%
- Dual Red LED Night Vision
Pelican's 2720 LED Headlamp not only outputs up to 200 lumens for 3 hours, but you can turn the light on without touching it. Just wave your hands, and the light comes on. At the low output of 12 lumens, you get 103 hours of runtime on a set of 3x AAA alkaline batteries. There's also a low-level red light setting that helps preserve night vision, a signaling S.O.S. red beacon light, optical 4x magnification for choosing wide or penetrating beam, and variable light output from 100%-10%.
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Pelican 2720 Overview
Gesture Activation Control
Variable light output from 100%-10%
Dual red LED night vision
Optical 4x magnification
UPC: 019428135188
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Pelican 2720 Reviews
Perfect gift for your guy
By Cheryl
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-04-01
I bought for personal use and a gift my guy really likes it
Bright light, but controls not well thought out
By Anonymous
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2017-03-21
Light and rugged. Bright white light that can be adjusted for wide or narrow beam. A major flaw is that there is only one button to control all of the lighting functions. In order to get to the red light to protect night vision, you have to cycle through the bright white, thereby ruining you night vision before you get to the red light. The control buttons are somewhat difficult to find and manipulate while the light is on your head.
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