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Nitecore Headlamp UT27 Dual Beam Lightweight Trail Running  – Model UT27 (Yellow)Nitecore Headlamp UT27 Dual Beam Lightweight Trail Running  – Model UT27 (Yellow)Nitecore Headlamp UT27 Dual Beam Lightweight Trail Running  – Model UT27 (Yellow)Nitecore Headlamp UT27 Dual Beam Lightweight Trail Running  – Model UT27 (Yellow)
Nitecore · SKU B925

Nitecore Headlamp UT27 Dual Beam Lightweight Trail Running  – Model UT27 (Yellow)

Headlamps

A 74-gram trail-running headlamp in yellow: 800 lumens, three colour temperatures with CRI up to 97, red warning lights, and a rechargeable pack that swaps for three AAA batteries.

TZS150,000+ VAT
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Highlights

Built for running, not for standing still

Three colour temperatures, red warning lights and 74 grams on your head.

800 lumens, 168 m

Two quad-core MCT UHE LEDs behind a dual-lens system: a wide, even flood with no bouncing hotspot.

Three colour temperatures

3,000K at CRI 97, 4,500K at CRI 83, 6,500K at CRI 73, chosen for the conditions.

Red warning lights

Constant or slow-flashing red at the back of the unit, so traffic and other runners see you.

74 g, AAA fallback

The HLB1500 pack charges over USB-C, and 3 x AAA will run it when it is flat.

Product description

About this product

The UT27 is a running lamp rather than a camping lamp, and the difference shows in the beam. Two quad-core MCT UHE LEDs behind a faceted dual-lens system throw a wide, soft flood with no hard hotspot, which is what stops the light bouncing with every stride. Maximum output is 800 lumens with a 168-metre throw.

Three colour temperatures are selectable: 3,000K warm at CRI 97, 4,500K neutral at CRI 83 and 6,500K cool at CRI 73. Red auxiliary lights run constant or slow-flashing as a warning to traffic. The head tilts through 90 degrees.

The HLB1500 rechargeable pack has a USB-C port built in, the battery compartment glows in the dark so it can be found and changed in the dark, and three AAA cells will run the lamp when the pack is empty. This one is the yellow version, which is the easier of the two to spot in a kit bag.

Key Features

  • Two quad-core MCT UHE LEDs, 800 lumens, 168 m throw
  • 3,000K / 4,500K / 6,500K colour temperatures, CRI up to 97
  • Red auxiliary lights, constant or slow flashing
  • HLB1500 rechargeable pack (1,500 mAh) with USB-C, or 3 x AAA
  • Up to 14 hours 30 minutes of runtime
  • Glow-in-the-dark battery compartment
  • 90 degree adjustable tilt; breathable headband and diffusing stuff sack
  • 74 g complete

Who It Suits

Runners, and anyone who has given up on a headlamp because it bounced or cooked their forehead. It is equally good as a light hiking and travel lamp.

What Is Included

  • NITECORE UT27 headlamp, yellow
  • HLB1500 rechargeable Li-ion battery pack (1,500 mAh)
  • USB-C to USB-C charging cable, headband, clip, diffusing stuff sack
Specifications

The details

ModelUT27
Max output800 lumens
Max beam distance184 yd (168 m)
Peak beam intensity7,124 cd
LEDNiteLab MCT UHE
Colour temperatures3,000K (CRI 97), 4,500K (CRI 83), 6,500K (CRI 73)
AuxiliaryRed light, constant or slow flashing
BatteryHLB1500 pack (1,500 mAh) or 3 x AAA
Max runtime14 hours 30 minutes
Dimensions2.20 x 1.83 x 1.26 in (56.0 x 46.6 x 32 mm) with bracket
Weight2.61 oz (74 g) with bracket, headband and battery
Tilt90 degrees adjustable
SKUB925
Questions

Good to know

Why does a running headlamp need three colour temperatures?

Because the ground changes. Warm 3,000K at CRI 97 shows roots, rocks and wet patches with real contrast and throws less glare back off dust or rain. Cool 6,500K looks brightest on open road. You pick per run rather than per lamp.

What is CRI and does it matter at night?

Colour rendering index: how faithfully a light shows colour. At CRI 97 a wet rock and a dry one look different; at CRI 73 they both look grey. On technical ground that difference is what stops you turning an ankle.

Will it bounce while I run?

The dual-lens system spreads the beam wide rather than into a tight hotspot, which is what makes a bouncing lamp unbearable. At 74 g with the battery at the front there is very little mass to swing.

What are the red lights for?

Being seen. On the Coco Beach road or any shared road at dawn, a slow-flashing red behind you is the difference between being noticed and not.

Can I run it on AAA batteries?

Yes, three of them, which is the get-home option when the HLB1500 pack is flat. Output and runtime drop compared with the pack.

How long does it last?

Up to 14 and a half hours on the lowest setting. For a typical early-morning run on a mid level you are charging it once a week.

Is it waterproof enough for the rains?

It is built to be run in rain and sweat. Dry it afterwards, keep the battery compartment closed, and do not submerge it.

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TZS150,000+ VAT