Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New
Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New
Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New
Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New
Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New
Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New
Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New

Surefire LED Helmet Light - HL1-A-TN - New

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Surefire LED Helmet Light

HL1-A-TN
Condition: New

SureFire LED Helmet Light HL1 provides a compact, hands-free, low-output illumination source. The SureFire Helmet Light is ideal for navigation and close-quarter work like reading maps and documents, loading gear, or repairing equipment in the field. SureFire makes this from tough, weatherproof Nitrolon polymer and equips it with virtually indestructible light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The lightweight SureFire HL1 Headlamp attaches directly to the side of any TC 2000 MICH (Modular Integrated Communications Helmet). SureFire HL1 Watertight Helmet Flashlight uses a single 123A lithium battery and six LEDs to produce three different types of light at multiple power levels.

This compact, multiple-output LED Helmet Light by SureFire features three white or yellow-green LEDs, two blue / red / IR LEDs, and one blinking red infrared LED that serves as a personal Identify Friend or Foe beacon. The white LEDs are perfect for general-purpose, close-work illumination; the blue lights of the Surefire light serve the same purpose in a low-signature, night-vision-friendly color. Sure Fire HL1 Tactical Head Flashlight attaches via a special mount that clamps semi-permanently to the rim of the helmet by means of two socket-head machine screws. Once attached, the can be easily slid onto the mount, where locks into place; depressing a small lever slides the Surefire headlamp right off.

While designed primarily for military and SWAT applications, the SureFire Helmet light is also an option for caving, climbing, construction, or search-and-rescue operations - pretty much any activity involving wearing a helmet and requiring low-output, hands-free illumination.