SILVA Seek 320 Midnight UNI Headlamp

The compact design and light output of 320 lumens make the Seek 320 a practical headlamp with an excellent price/performance ratio. As a power source, you can use 3 AAA alkaline batteries or a rechargeable Hybrid battery 4.6 Wh (batteries not included). Technology Silva Intelligent Light - two white LEDs evenly illuminate the space both in the distance and to the sides thanks to lens optics. Battery status indication using green and red LEDs: if the green LED lights up after turning off the headlamp, the battery status is above 50%; the red LED indicates battery capacity below 50%. The comfortable elastic headband is 25 mm wide and has a silicone center on the inside for better stability on the head, with two quick-adjust buckles for adjusting the circumference. Seek 320 withstands water jets from all directions - IPX5. Recycled plastics were used as the main material. Headlamp weight incl. 3xAAA is 99 g.

Parameters according to ANSI standard at 20°C *

Features:

• compact design
• maximum light output 320 lm
• 3 intensities of white light
• power source 3 alkaline AAA batteries, or Li-Ion Hybrid 4.6 Wh rechargeable battery (not included)
• Intelligent Light technology
• water resistance IPX5
• battery status indication
• headband with silicone inner center part for good stability on the head
• available in four colors
variants
• weight without battery: 69 g
• total weight with Hybrid rechargeable battery 4.6 Wh: 94 g
• total weight with 3xAAA: 99 g

Package contents Seek 320: elastic headband, flashlight

* The technical parameters of Silva headlamps are measured according to the ANSI FL1 standard. Battery life is defined as the time until the light output drops to 10% of the initial value measured 30 seconds after turning on, it is not the time of complete discharge, after which the headlamp switches to reserve mode. Battery life is affected by ambient temperature and the type of activity, e.g. while running or cycling, the headlamp is better cooled, but sub-zero temperatures, on the other hand, reduce the battery capacity. The range is defined as the distance at which the light intensity drops to a value of 0.25 lux. This is approximately the intensity of illumination created by the full moon on a clear sky.