Description
The Energizer Vision is a 200 lumen LED head torch with a pivoting lamp housing, adjustable elastic headband and IPX4 water resistance. The lamp head contains three white LEDs behind a shatterproof lens, controlled by a slide switch that toggles between high beam (200 lumens), low beam (45 lumens) and off. The pivoting mechanism allows the beam to be angled downward for close work or forward for distance visibility.
Designed for hands-free use during outdoor activities, DIY tasks, camping, running and dog walking, the Vision suits conditions where fixed ambient light is unavailable or impractical. The IPX4 rating protects against water splashes from any direction, making the torch suitable for light rain and humid conditions but not for submersion. The 50m beam distance on high mode provides forward visibility for trail running and navigation, while the 25m low beam suits close tasks like map reading or equipment setup.
The head torch runs on three AAA batteries (included) with a runtime of 7 hours on high beam or 20 hours on low beam. The lamp housing weighs 90g including batteries, and the adjustable headband fits head circumferences from approximately 50cm to 65cm. The slide switch sits on top of the lamp housing for thumb operation without removing the torch. The shatterproof lens withstands impacts up to 1m, and the blue accent trim around the lamp housing provides visibility when the torch is resting on a surface.
Specification
| Weight (KG) |
0.09 |
| Width (mm) |
146 |
| Height (mm) |
191 |
| Depth (mm) |
39 |
| Lumen |
200 |
Frequently Asked
How long do the batteries last?
On high beam (200 lumens) the three AAA batteries provide 7 hours of continuous runtime. On low beam (45 lumens) the runtime extends to 20 hours. The torch includes three Energizer Max AAA batteries in the pack.
Can it be used in the rain?
Yes. The IPX4 rating means the torch withstands water splashes from any direction, so it can handle light rain and humid conditions. It is not waterproof and should not be submerged or used in heavy downpours.
How far does the beam reach?
On high beam the beam distance is 50m, providing forward visibility for trail running, walking and navigation. On low beam the beam distance reduces to 25m, which suits close tasks like reading, equipment setup or searching a tent interior.
Is the headband adjustable?
Yes. The elastic headband adjusts via a sliding buckle at the rear and fits head circumferences from approximately 50cm to 65cm. The headband can be worn over a hat or cap for additional warmth in cold conditions.