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Fulgo powerful rechargeable head torch, designed and manufactured entirely in France. Super-bright lighting (1000 lumens) with a long battery life of 6 hours at full power. 4 lighting modes. Focused beam with a range of more than 150 metres. Wide beam for excellent lighting of larger areas. Combined beam for fast movements (walking or running). Clips onto any helmet equipped with 20 x 3-mm frontal slot. With the headband removed, the torch is easy to attach to most protective helmets using the CLICAS helmet mounting plate.
Seven colour lighting modes including red, green and blue for specific applications (night vision etc.).
Robust and durable (high resistance to bad weather and shocks).
The ultra-powerful rechargeable head torch from Lago
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LPR3.0 chest light with reflective harness, designed and manufactured entirely in France.
Invaluable safety equipment alongside torches and head torches.
Fine adjustment of the brightness thanks to the VARIO dimmer: choose the intensity level that suits you and store it for the next use.
Three beam types: XXLarge for close-range work, focused for inspection work from a distance, and combined XXLarge and focused beams for fast movements.
Lighting range of more than 100 metres.
Battery test function.
See more clearly while also ensuring you are visible and safe
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Designed and manufactured entirely in France, the DIABLO head torch is ideal for outdoor operations.
Features a beam with optics specifically developed for fast walking.
Constant illumination in white or red.
Powered by one or two batteries.
Side selector for the lighting mode (morse or solid), with safety catch that prioritises red lighting to prevent the accidental selection of white lighting.
Consistent lighting power throughout the entire discharge time with either one or two batteries.
Long battery life even when constantly lit (20 hours in white and 62 hours in red).
