Description
For most situations in life, the best head torch is the one that you have with you, and the Petzl Zipka is just that – a head torch to accompany you everywhere!
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The Petzl Zipka is an ultra compact head torch with retractable headband but still punches out a good 300 lumens of light. Chuck it in your pack no matter where you are heading– on a walk, a day at the crag, cycling to work, backpacking round the world. If you get stuck out when the sun goes down it’s there ready to go.Â
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The Petzl Zipka can be run on 3X AAA batteries or Petzl’s own “Core” rechargeable battery pack. If features a red light to maintain night vision as well as a glow-in-the-dark casing around the beam so you can always find it in your tent.Â
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Petzl Zipka Headlamp Features
- Ultra-compact and lightweight
- Only 66 grams
- 300 lumen flood beam
- Self-adjusting retractable cord
- can be worn on the head, the wrist or attached to a tent pole, a bike frame…
- three white lighting levels: proximity, movement and distance
- red lighting preserves night vision and prevents members of a group from blinding each otherÂ
- single button for quick and easy selection of brightness or light color
- HYBRID CONCEPT design: ZIPKA comes with three standard batteries and is also compatible with the CORE rechargeable battery.
- phosphorescent reflector is useful for locating the lamp in the dark
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Specifications
Brightness: | 300 lumen |
Beam: | Flood |
Weight: | 66 grams |
Energy: | Three AAA/LR03 batteries (included) or CORE rechargeable battery (available as accessory) |
Battery Compatibility: | alkaline, lithium or Ni-MH rechargeable |
Watertightness: | IXP4 – weather and dust resistant |
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Lighting performance as defined by the ANSI/PLATO FL 1 protocol | |||||
Lighting color: | Lighting levels | Brightness | Distance | Burn time | Reserve |
White: | MAX BURN TIME | 6 lm | 10 m | 120 h | – |
MAX STANDARD: | 100 lm | 40 m | 9 h | 30 h | |
MAX POWER: | 300 lm | 65 m | 2 h | 40 h | |
Red: | continuous | 2 lm | 5 m | 60 h | – |
Strobe: | visible at 700 m for 400 h |
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