Nitecore HA19 600 Lumen White & Red LED Headlamp with IPX7 Waterproof Rating, 100m Beam Distance, Dual Button Interface, Reflective Headband, 3x AAA Powered

Working in the dark without a reliable hands-free light can be frustrating and unsafe. The Nitecore HA19 headlamp solves this by delivering 600 lumens of bright white light plus a red light for night vision preservation, all in a lightweight, waterproof package.

Who is it for

Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, runners, campers, mechanics, and anyone needing dependable illumination while keeping both hands free. Its dual light colors and rugged design make it suitable for a wide range of tasks, from trail running to emergency repairs.

Main features

• Dual light colors: white CREE XP-G3 S3 LED (600 lm max) and red LED for preserving night vision.
• IPX7 waterproof rating: fully submersible up to 1 meter for 30 minutes, perfect for rainy conditions.
• Adjustable tilt: 60° tilt angle allows you to direct the beam where you need it.
• Dual button interface: separate buttons for white and red light, easy to operate even with gloves.
• Reflective, breathable headband: elastic and comfortable for extended wear, with reflective elements for visibility.
• Powered by 3 AAA batteries (alkaline or Ni-MH), widely available and easy to replace.
• Multiple modes: white light has 4 brightness levels plus SOS; red light has constant and beacon modes.
• Durable PC body: impact resistant up to 1 meter, built to withstand drops and bumps.

Specifications

• Max brightness: 600 lumens (white light)
• Max beam distance: 100 meters
• Peak beam intensity: 2500 cd
• LED type: CREE XP-G3 S3 (white), red LED
• Battery: 3 x AAA (alkaline or Ni-MH)
• Max runtime: 100 hours (ultralow mode)
• Water resistance: IPX7 (submersible up to 1 m)
• Impact resistance: 1 m
• Body material: durable PC
• Beam angle: 100° flood beam
• Tilt angle: 60°
• Switch: dual button
• Weight without batteries: 65 g
• Certifications: CE, RoHS

Tips

For longest battery life, use the lower brightness levels when full output isn't necessary. The red light is perfect for reading maps or preserving night vision during astronomy or wildlife observation. Always check the battery orientation when replacing the three AAA cells to ensure proper operation.