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Why customers choose this item
✓LED headlamp 2000 lumens
✓14500 candela beam intensity
✓IP67 rated waterproof design
✓USB-C rechargeable battery pack
✓Elastic headband included
✓Includes charging cable
Product highlights
Rechargeable headlamp designed for professional use with high output illumination
Produces 2,000 lumens output with beam intensity of 14,500 candela
Powered by SL-B50 protected Li-Ion USB-C rechargeable battery pack
Includes elastic headband for secure and adjustable hands-free operation
Constructed from anodized aluminum for durable long-term use
USB-C charging cable included for convenient recharging
Product description
The Streamlight ProTac 2.0 Headlamp is a headlamp designed for hands-free lighting in camping, survival, and outdoor use. The Streamlight ProTac 2.0 Headlamp is a rechargeable flashlight-style headlamp with 2,000 lumens, 14,500 candela, and an IP67-rated housing. This product is used for head-mounted illumination where a black rechargeable headlamp is needed. It uses one Streamlight SL-B50 protected Li-Ion USB-C rechargeable battery pack.
The ProTac 2.0 Headlamp includes the SL-B50 battery pack, USB-C charging cable, and elastic headband. The headlamp has a black anodized finish and belongs to the Streamlight ProTac 2.0 series. In practical use, the headlamp supports field carry, camping tasks, and hands-free survival lighting. The Streamlight headlamp charges with the USB-C cord inside or outside the light, based on the provided product data.
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