Brand: Princeton Tec
Power: 300 lumens
Run Time: 42 hours
Batteries: 3 AAA Alkaline
Brightness Levels: 2
Color Of Light: White
Weight: 2.8oz
Waterproof: IPX4
Dimmable: Yes

Features

The Princeton Tec Refuel 300 Headlamp delivers bright, reliable illumination in a compact design built for active use. Its white flood beam reaches up to 300 lumens and offers two brightness levels with full dimming capability, allowing smooth adjustment for close‑range tasks or wider outdoor visibility. Powered by three AAA alkaline batteries, the headlamp provides a run time of up to 42 hours, supporting extended outings without frequent battery changes. A large top‑mounted push‑button switch ensures quick, confident operation, even when wearing gloves or moving at speed.

The lightweight 2.8‑ounce construction maintains comfort during running, cycling, or hiking, while the low‑profile housing stays secure during continuous motion. An IPX4 water‑resistance rating protects the lamp from splashes and light rain, ensuring dependable performance in changing weather. The combination of long battery life, adjustable output, and durable construction makes this headlamp a practical lighting tool for outdoor recreation, early‑morning starts, and evening activities where consistent visibility is essential.

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