Certified safe for hazardous environments, the Nightstick XPP-5454GC Dual-Light Headlamp Hard Hat Mountis a simple, lightweight, and versatile lighting tool. Choose from a spot beam for distance viewing with a 115-lumen high setting and 60-lumen low, a flood beam for close area lighting with a 120-lumen high and 60-lumen low, or both beams together at 160 lumens. An adhesive-backed hard hat bracket and stainless steel mounting clip are included.

The lamp features a lightweight, IP67-rated waterproof and dustproof polymer housing rated to withstand drops from 6.6'. You can tilt the head to place the beam right where you need it. Runtime on a fresh set of three AAA batteries is 5.0/16.3 hours on spot, 5.3/16.8 hours on flood, and 3.5 hours dual-beam.

Peak Output 160 Lumens    Safe for Use in Hazardous Environments    Spot, Flood & Dual Beams    Hard Hat Mounting Clip and Bracket    Adjustable Ratchet-Tilt Head    IP67-Rated Water Resistant    Impact Resistant to 6.6'    Lightweight Polymer Housing    Runs on Three AAA Batteries (Included)

• Spot beam: 115/60 lumens
• Flood beam: 120/60 lumens
• Dual beams: 160 lumens
• Runtime: 5.0/16.3 hours spot, 5.3/16.8 hours flood, 3.5 hours dual

• Dual push button
• Click for on/off, beam selection

• Lightweight polymer housing
• Ratchet tilt head for optimal beam placement
• IP67-rated waterproof and dustproof
• Impact resistant to 6.6'
• Runs on three AAA batteries, included

• cETLus, ATEX, INMETRO, and IECEx listed Intrinsically Safe

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can we attach the Aputure Nova softbox on this unit?

A: No the following units are two different sizes Please review the following light shaping tools. Lupo Snapbag Softbox for Superpanel 60 https://bhpho.to/39RLlBh

Q: 2. Is this hi-hat compatible with the Sachtler Aktiv heads w/ 75mm bowl? i.e. Aktiv8

A: Yes, The Benro 75mm Hi-Hat will work. But only with Sachtler Aktiv head models that support 75mm bowls.

Q: 3. Which one to get 75mm or 100mm hi hat? I know the difference in size and weight but which would be better for still photography? Thanx.

A: Better depends on what you are doing. Most likely the smaller 75mm will be more than adequate for still photography. 100mm is better for cameras that are larger than most any still camera being used today.

Q: 4. is the coast FL85R rechargeabel with a cord or does the battery pack need to be removed?

A: This flash light includes a removable battery pack which can be charged inside the light or outside using a micro USB cable.

Q: 5. Will this fit Manfrotto 502HD?

A: Yes it will. B&H# MAMVH502A, which is the 75mm version of the 502HD, will work very well in this 75mm Hi-Hat.

Q: 6. Battery included???

A: No, batteries are not included. Please review the following item. Watson Dual Rapid Charger for 3V CR123A and CR2 Lithium Batteries with 2 CR123A Batteries BH #WAADC3VCR123 • MFR #ADC-3VCR123A https://bhpho.to/3ViARSm

Q: 7. Does the Benro 100mm Hi-Hat already come with a half bowl adapter if I wanted to use it with a 75mm tripod head?

A: The Benro 100mm Hi-Hat does not include a 75mm to 100mm bowl adapter. Benro has two options for 75mm heads which are listed below. Benro 75mm Hi-Hat BH #BEHH75AV Benro BA1075 100mm to 75mm Bowl Adapter Ring BH #BEBA1075

Q: 8. Hi all. I can't tell from the photos but does this come with a 3/8" stud on a platform so I can mount a ball head on it? Or will I need to buy a half ball leveling adapter to get the stud? Thank you.

A: A 3/8"-16 Low-Profile Tie-Down Adapter is defined as being included, but to properly mount any devices and achieve proper leveling, we recommend a half ball leveling adapter.

Q: 9. I have the Magnus REX VT-6000 2-Stage Video Tripod with Fluid Head. Would that head fit on this or would I need adapter plate?

A: Yes, the head for the Magnus REX VT-6000 2-Stage Video Tripod with Fluid Head is compatible to be used with the Benro 75mm Hi-Hat.

Q: 10. Is there a way to have the fans turn off automatically when the light is off but still powered? We’re using these in a studio grid setting (DMX control) but I cannot find a way to save / stop the fan when the light output is zero but still powered on due to being on a grid where turning the light fully off is not possible. Maybe there is a setting in the light I missed? Ideally fan speed would be linked to light intensity. Is this possible and any tips for engaging this setting? Thank you in advance!

A: Unfortunately the fans are not controllable.