Petzl Tikka²

4 LED headlamp, three lighting modes (two continuous and one strobe)

The Tikka² offers great versatility with its three lighting modes (maximum, economic and flashing) which are accessed by a simple electronic push-button switch. In maximum mode, the four LEDs deliver 40 lumens of light and provide enough light to see over a distance of 29 meters. The economic mode optimizes battery life and therefore provides a long burn-time of up to 120 hours. The battery compartment is now hinged for easier access along with an easier to use closure system.

Details:

Four white LEDs
Electronic push-button switch
Three lighting modes (maximum, economic and strobe mode)
Battery pack is easy to open
Light beam can be aimed
ADAPT system is quick to mount
Single compartment contains LEDs and batteries
Adjustable headband
Compatible with lithium batteries
Lumen: 40 lm (maximum)
Distance: 29m (maximum)
Battery life: 120h (economic)
Operates on three alkaline AAA/LR03 batteries (included)
Degree of protection: IP X4 (water-resistant)
Weight: 81g (including batteries(36g))

Color	Price	Available	Quantity
stormgrey	29,95 €

Please pay attention to the following when using batteries:
"Empty or used batteries or rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of in your household waste! According to the legal battery ordinance, all consumers are obligated to return batteries. Used batteries can be returned free of charge at public collection points or at the stores. As batteries and rechargeable batteries not only contain Cadmium (Cd) and lead but can also contain quicksilver (Hg), an environmentally suitable disposable is imperative. Pay attention to the following safety notices:
- Never throw batteries into fire, they can explode.
- Never try to charge a battery that is not explicitly declared as rechargeable (danger of explosion!)
- Always store batteries out of the reach of children.
- Until their disposal, used batteries should not be stored in the house in large quantities. Used batteries are often not fully discharged. If these ""active"" batteries get into contact with each other they can become a risk to safety (high heat generation!)"