Nitecore Headlamp HC75 UHE Ultra-High Efficiency – Model HC75 UHE

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Nitecore Headlamp HC75 UHE Ultra-High Efficiency – Model HC75 UHE

Name: Nitecore Headlamp HC75 UHE Ultra-High Efficiency – Model HC75 UHE
Brand: Nitecore
SKU: B924
Price: 295000 TZS
Availability: InStock

Headlamps

A 3,000-lumen work headlamp with electronic focus between spot and flood, auxiliary red light, and a replaceable 5,500 mAh 21700 cell. 209 g complete, IP68, USB-C.

TZS250,000+ VAT

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Highlights

Electronic focus, three thousand lumens

Change from flood to spot without touching the lamp head.

3,000 lumens

Thirty-two NiteLab UHE LEDs at 4,500K neutral white: the colour that shows detail without glare.

Electronic focus

Shift between spotlight and floodlight by button, with no moving lens to jam or leak.

5,500 mAh, 84 hours

A replaceable 21700 cell, charged in the lamp over USB-C.

IP68 and red light

Submersible to 2 metres, with two red levels for night vision.

Product description

About this product

Nitecore Headlamp – in stock at 361 Degrees Adventure in Dar es Salaam.

The HC75 UHE is the work version. Thirty-two ultra-high-efficiency LEDs, arranged as eight four-core units, produce 3,000 lumens at 4,500K, and the beam shifts electronically between spot and flood rather than by twisting a head. That means no sliding lens, no seal to fail, and no fiddling with wet gloves.

Neutral 4,500K light is the right choice for work: it shows colour and texture better than cool white and produces less glare off dust and rain. Five white levels, three special modes and two red levels are controlled by two buttons that differ in shape and touch.

Power is a replaceable NL2155HP 21700 cell of 5,500 mAh, charged in the lamp over USB-C, giving up to 84 hours. The bracket is removable.

Key Features

32 x NiteLab UHE LEDs, 3,000 lumens maximum, 4,500K neutral white
192 m throw, 9,216 cd peak beam intensity
Electronic focus between spotlight and floodlight
Auxiliary red lights with 2 brightness levels
NL2155HP 21700 Li-ion (5,500 mAh), replaceable, USB-C charging
Up to 84 hours of runtime; 4 power indicators
Removable bracket; PC and aero-grade aluminium, HA III anodised
IP68 (2 m submersible), impact resistant to 2 metres

Who It Suits

Mechanics, electricians, site and workshop staff, and campers who want one lamp that floods a work area and then reaches down a path. The neutral colour temperature is the detail that professionals notice first.

What Is Included

NITECORE HC75 UHE headlamp
NL2155HP rechargeable Li-ion battery (5,500 mAh)
USB-C to USB-C charging cable, bracket, headband, top strap
Storage case and spare O-ring

Buying a Nitecore Headlamp in Dar es Salaam

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the nitecore headlamp at our showroom in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, with delivery countrywide across Tanzania. Come and handle it before you buy, or order online and collect.

Every nitecore headlamp is checked in store before it leaves us, and our staff use the same kit in the field, so you get an honest answer on fit and sizing rather than a sales pitch.

Not sure which nitecore headlamp suits you? Call or message the showroom and we will talk you through the options that are actually in stock in Tanzania.

Spare parts and replacements for the nitecore headlamp are easier to get here than on an overseas order, which matters once the gear is in use.

Browse more Adventure in Tanzania, or see the full 361 Degrees range. For general background on camping, see this overview on Wikipedia.

Specifications

The details

Model	HC75 UHE
Max output	3,000 lumens
Max beam distance	210 yd (192 m)
Peak beam intensity	9,216 cd
LED	32 x NiteLab UHE
Beam colours	Neutral white (4,500K) and auxiliary red
Focus	Electronic, spotlight to floodlight
Battery	NL2155HP 21700 Li-ion (5,500 mAh), replaceable
Max runtime	84 hours
Dimensions	3.64 x 1.84 x 1.79 in (92.4 x 46.8 x 45.5 mm) with bracket
Weight	7.37 oz (209 g) with battery, bracket and headband
Water resistance	IP68, submersible to 6.6 ft (2 m)
Impact resistance	6.6 ft (2 m)
SKU	B924

Questions

Good to know

What does electronic focus mean in practice?

Instead of twisting the head to move a lens, you press a button and the lamp changes which LEDs are driven, shifting between a wide flood and a tighter spot. Nothing moves, so nothing wears out or lets water in.

Why 4,500K rather than cool white?

Neutral white shows colour and texture properly and glares less off dust, rain and pale surfaces. Anyone working on wiring, an engine or a fabric repair will see the difference immediately.

Is 209 g too heavy to wear?

It is a substantial lamp, and the top strap is supplied so the weight sits on your head rather than pulling the band down. For a full shift most people find it fine; for trail running it is the wrong lamp.

Can I run it while it charges?

Treat it as a charge-then-use lamp. Working from a power bank while the lamp is on its head is possible but the cable is a nuisance and the port should stay sealed in dust.

Can I carry a spare battery?

Yes, it takes a standard 21700, and a charged spare turns a long night into a non-issue.

How does it handle dust from murram roads?

IP68 covers dust as well as water. Blow the charge port clear before you open it, and keep the O-ring clean.

Is the red light bright enough to work by?

For close work at a bench or in a tent, yes, on the higher of the two red levels. It is meant for preserving night vision, not for detail.

Can I fly with the battery?

Spare lithium cells and power banks must travel in your cabin bag and are not allowed in checked luggage - that is a firm rule on every airline out of Julius Nyerere, not a preference. Protect the terminals so nothing can short against keys or coins: keep the cell in its case, in the original packaging, or tape the contacts. A cell installed in the light itself may go either way, though the cabin is still the safer choice. Capacity limits only bite above 100 Wh, and a 21700 or 18650 cell is nowhere near that - roughly 13 to 18 Wh - so no airline approval is needed.