LED Headlamp for working

[BenzBoy]

It's been my intention to buy one for ages and I finally did so.

Ledlenser H7R | Rechargeable Headlamp | Head Torch | 1000 Lumens | 250m Range | 130-degree Rotation | Dust & Water Protection

Ledlenser H7R Core Headlamp VERSATILE, POWERFUL AND CONTINUOUSLY DIMMABLE The H7R Core is a versatile headlamp – powerful with up to 1000 lumens, durable and continuously dimmable. The Ledlenser patented Advanced Focus System allows you to focus the light beam as a spot or flood, without losing...

ledlenser.com.au

How did I manage beforehand? This is just amazingly adjustable to get just the right light in the exact spot for: digging around in the engine bay, adjusting the internals of the clock collection, fixing the hinge on the oven and a thousand other jobs that require light in the correct place.
There are cheaper models with lower lumens but as age progresses, I find I need more and more light ....
Regards,
Brian

 

[sean sherry]

Invaluable Brian both Hands free to tinker.....
Age related ... Welcome to the Club !!

 

[Patrick_R]

Holy crap Brian, you sure don’t do things by halves.
That has to be the Rolls-Royce of head mounted lamps!

 

[BenzBoy]

Oh Sean - you are right on the money here. Contact lenses+glasses+a very strong light=happiness! At least I still have a steady hand!
Patrick - I tried the cheaper ones and they were good but the Ledlenser is so much better that it was a no-brainer. The next time there is a blackout I can put on my headlamp and light the whole house...

 

[Patrick_R]

Yes,
They sure do premium product Brian.

I had better retire mine and get one of those.
I seem to have trouble fitting under a dash with this one.


Is this you out in the backyard taking the pampered pooches out for their pre bedtime wee with your new headlamp?

 

[Patrick_R]

Brian,
I found some new lighting systems for you when walking the dogs at night

 

[BenzBoy]

Ms Georgie advises she would not be seen dead walking with anyone wearing these.

 

[Patrick_R]

With the lights, or Crocks?