Brand: Princeton Tec
Model: Charge X
Color: OD Green
Lumens: 100 lumen
Distance: 35m
Run Time: 50h
Battery: Dual-Fuel 1x CR123 Lithium or 1x AA Lithium or 1x AA Alkaline
Weight: 55g
Color of Light: White / Red / Blue / Green / Infared

Features

The Princeton Tec Charge X is a compact dual‑fuel helmet light designed for adaptable illumination in demanding environments. Its white output reaches 100 lumens with a 35‑meter beam, supported by red, green, blue, and infrared LEDs for night adaptation, signaling, and compatibility with specialized optics. Powered by a single CR123 lithium battery or one AA lithium or alkaline cell, it delivers up to 50 hours of run time, ensuring reliable performance during extended operations. Simple programmability allows the activation order of the colored LEDs to be customized, creating a lighting sequence tailored to specific tasks.

Weighing just 55 grams, the low‑profile housing integrates cleanly with helmet rails while occupying minimal space to preserve room for additional attachments. An upgraded flexible boom provides precise, easily adjustable spot illumination that adapts smoothly to changing needs in confined or low‑light environments. Built for durability, versatility, and efficient gear integration, the Charge X serves as a dependable all‑in‑one lighting solution for both professional and recreational applications.

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