Q. How much do the battery and headset weigh?
A. The combined weight of the battery and headset is under 300 grams They both weigh under 150g individually.

Q. Is there a warning when the battery is low?
A. Yes. The light will flash 3 times when the battery is low. It will also automatically switch to low power mode.

Q. What happens when the battery is very low? Does the light just go out?
A. No. When the battery reaches critical the light goes into stamina mode. This will provide a low level of light for several days.

Q. Is there a way of checking the power level of the battery?
A. Yes. Simply press and hold the power button for more than 3 seconds in any mode. This will make the light flash. The number of flashes represents the level of charge. 5 flashes full, 1 flash nearly empty.

Q. Can I change the battery?
A. No. The battery is a sealed unit that is permanently connect to the headset. You can however use the light while it is charging from a USB power pack.

Q. Is it waterproof?
A. The headset is tested to IP67. This is immersion in up to 1m of water for 30 mins. All the components are rated to IP68 (immersion to 5m) but the pressure of the water will depress the switch at 4.5m.

Q. What type of LEDs does the headset have?
A. There are 2 Cree XP-L LEDs: one flood, one spot.

Q. Is it really made in the UK?
A. Yes. The headset, lamp bracket and battery box are made in Devon. The circuit board is designed in and manufactured in Somerset. All other parts are sourced from UK suppliers.

Q. What kind of chargers are available?
A. The battery is charged though a USB C connector. Any USB charger should work, including car chargers.

Q. How do the headset and battery pack attach to the helmet?