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New products Announcement Klarus Titanium H1A Headlamp

klight

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Klarus H1A [FONT=&quot]Titanium [/FONT][FONT=&quot]550 Lumens Light Weight LED headlamp [/FONT]

Max 550 lumens
Cree XP-L V3 LED
Side area use Neutral White and RED LED
Compatible 1*AA and 14500 battery

First batch will available soon!
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More information welcome to visit www.klaruslight.com
We will be back soon!

Klight


 

mk2rocco

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Looks good! I just don't understand how they can say titanium is selected for "superior heat dissipation". I guess it beats plastic...
 

klight

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Hi Gunga,

The red LED can protect the eyes when using it at night.

Best Regards,

Klight
 

klight

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Hi Gunga,

The red LED can protect the eyes when using it at night.

Best Regards,

Klight
 

LightObsession

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Is there more than one power level for each of the three LEDs?

Or can the user select only which LED to use?
 

toastystuff

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K light yes The red led is to preserve night vision but it has nothing to do with gungas question about using a neutral led for both spot and flood beams. It's not about night vision ,at that point it's about being able to render colors equally with both flood and spot beams. Either way I'm looking forward to this light.
 

MattSPL

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Klarus H1A Titanium 550 Lumens Light Weight LED headlamp

Max 550 lumens
Cree XP-L V3 LED
Side area use Neutral White and RED LED
Compatible 1*AA and 14500 battery

First batch will available soon!
20170223022759208.jpg

20170223022801528.jpg

20170223022806463.jpg

20170223022823112.gif
20170223022825611.gif
20170223022828725.jpg
20170223022831715.gif
20170223022833631.gif
20170223022834108.jpg



More information welcome to visit www.klaruslight.com
We will be back soon!

Klight



Very nice! Are these available yet?
 

markr6

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Looks good! I just don't understand how they can say titanium is selected for "superior heat dissipation". I guess it beats plastic...

That's what I was thinking. I thought titanium was horrible at this.

Looks like a pretty nice headlamp though.
 

toastystuff

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Titanium is also heavier than aluminum.

At this point I'm almost done convinced there's no practical advantage to using titanium in this application other than to say it's titanium. I'm okay with that though cause that and some if the other features make it quite a unique headlamp in 1aa format. it's different and cool, I will buy one as long as the price isn't ridiculous IE 60$ or less
 

Ozythemandias

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At this point I'm almost done convinced there's no practical advantage to using titanium in this application other than to say it's titanium. I'm okay with that though cause that and some if the other features make it quite a unique headlamp in 1aa format. it's different and cool, I will buy one as long as the price isn't ridiculous IE 60$ or less

Agree with this. Aluminum is an excellent material for flashlights. Even if Titanium and Aluminum were the same price, aluminum will still have many advantages over Ti.
 

NPL

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Why not neutral for both LEDS?

Flood light is 4000K. What is the colour temp of the main XP-L V6?
They say neutral, but that can vary from 4500 to 5500K...

Too bad they didn't include a moonlight mode...
 

DooMMasteR

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At same strength Ti is lighter than Aluminium, but yeah the thermal properties are not that great and the usage does not make much sense in this case.
But in EDC lights the wear an appeal are a greater factor and Ti lights keep up a lot better under those harsh EDC conditions.
 
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