Built for the working world, the LEDLENSER iSEO3 LED Headlamp Black Yellowweighs just 3.7 ounces, comfortable enough to wear for a full shift. Outputs are 100 lumens on high and 5 lumens on low, with runtimes of 10 and 40 hours, respectively, and there's also a red light setting. Change the beam between a wide flood area light and a spot beam for precision illumination with LEDLENSER's Advanced Focus System. The headband is removable and replaceable, for cleaning or for swapping in a different color (red, green, gray and blue models are sold separately.) Powered by three readily available AAA batteries, the iSEO3 carries an IPX6 water-resistance rating and can withstand incidental splashing with no damage.

5-100 Lumens    10-40 Hours Runtime    High, Low, Red Modes    Advanced Focus System Adjustable Beam    Uses Three AAA Batteries    IPX6-Rated Water Resistant    Replaceable Headband

• Low: 5 lumens
• High: 100 lumens
• Runtime range:10-40 hours, depending on output
Red light setting
• Advanced Focus System to adjust beam between narrow spot and wide flood

• Multifunction switch for on/off and settings

• IPX6-rated water resistant
• Replaceable headband: red, green, gray, blue models sold separately
• Uses three AAA batteries
• Lens diameter 1.1"
• Lightweight at 3.7 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this cause flicker artifacts when filmed with the sony fx9 and sony 24mm gm?

A: Unfortunately, there is no information on whether the LEDLENSER P17R Core Rechargeable LED Flashlight is flicker free.

Q: 2. How do you open the battery compartment?? Not in the instructions or YouTube videos for other Pelican headlights. Do not want to break it. The obvious clip doesn’t budge. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

A: There is a clip on the top of the light. You must pop it over the notch to open.

Q: 3. Do you know what the Kelvin temperature of the light is?

A: Unfortunately the Manufacturer does not give this specification. My sincere apologies.

Q: 4. Can you turn on the RED light first?Is the RED light capable of being turned on with the motion sensor?Looking to use this for night photography, if it can't do these things its of no use to me. Thx

A: The answer to both your questions is no. So I think it isn't the best light for you. Otherwise it is a great light.

Q: 5. Does this models come with a wall mount to hold the light be while charging? Older models did.

A: Unfortunately, the LEDLENSER P6R Core Rechargeable LED Flashlight does not include a wall mount.

Q: 6. How to change batteries

A: BATTERY INSTALLATION1. Open the battery cover.2. Remove old batteries (dispose of properly) and replace with three1.5v AAA size alkaline batteries according to the polarity label.3. Close the battery cover

Q: 7. Is the battery removable? I do long shifts in low light conditions so swapping out batteries is much more convenient than waiting for this to charge. If the batteries are swappable what style are they 18650?

A: Yes, the battery can be taken out. This is a battery charger option for that head light, Nightstick Dual 18650 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Kit BH #NI18650KIT1 • MFR #18650-KIT1 https://bhpho.to/2TqzCRY

Q: 8. Does this model have a strobe feature, AND if so, is it a consistent flash effect or one like sos w pauses in between four flashes?

A: No, the LED LENSER T2QC LED Flashlight does not feature a strobe mode.

Q: 9. Can the red be turned on without cycling through the different modes?

A: Once the flashlight is set to LOW mode, that would allow you easier access to the red light.

Q: 10. Can you turn the red LED on and off without any risk of cycling through the white LEDs? Asking because in night photography I’ll catch a lot of grief from the rest of the group if my white light comes on.

A: Yes – red can be used without ever switching to white. First press will activate low red. Next press immediately after will activate high red. Next press is off. White low requires a full 1-second-press-and-hold to “skip” over the red mode. Next press immediately after will activate white high. Next press is off.