Headlight incorporates battery-life indicator.
September 10, 2004 - HeadsUP Lite™ 2630 features LED battery-power indicator and switch that allows for 100, 50, and 25% light regulation for close-quarter dimming and battery conservation. Headlight includes intermittent safety beacon mode and has water-resistant, ABS-plastic construction. Energy adjustment circuit regulates 30 lumen Luxeon 1 W LED lamp, ensuring consistent light throughout battery life.
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Original Press release
Pelican Products, Inc.
23215 Early Ave.
Torrance, CA, 90505
USA
New Pelican HeadsUp 2630 with Battery Life Indicator
TORRANCE, CA – September 2, 2004 — To blaze new trails for bikers, hikers, campers and all those who need brilliant hands-free light, Pelican Products, Inc., the leading manufacturer of high-impact, watertight flashlights has unveiled the HeadsUP Lite™2630. This next generation headlight ensures peak performance with cutting edge features such as an LED battery power indicator and a switch that allows for 100%, 50%, 25%, light regulation (for close quarter dimming and battery economy) as well as an intermittent safety beacon mode. Additionally, the 2630 regulates its 30 lumen (at its peak), long-life, Luxeon 1 watt LED lamp with an energy adjustment circuit that ensures consistent, brilliant, light throughout battery life.
The 2630 also sports a light weight (0.4 lbs.), water-resistant, nearly indestructible ABS plastic construction as well as adjustable cloth and rubber head straps for maximum comfort. Of course, the 2630, like all Pelican Products, is backed by the legendary Lifetime Guarantee of Excellence: “you break it we replace it.... forever.”
For more information regarding the new HeadsUP Lite™2630 as well as all other Pelican Products, contact Pelican at 23215 Early Ave., Torrance, CA 90505. Phone: (310) 326-4700 or (800) 473-5422 (Outside CA), Fax: (310) 326-3311, www.pelican.com, sales@pelican.com.
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