Kerbl HeadFire 280 Rechargeable LED Headlamp 345629 | Sensor

Hands-Free Light for Jobs in the Dark

The Kerbl HeadFire 280 Rechargeable LED Headlamp – 345629 is a particularly useful bit of kit for early starts, late finishes and those jobs where you need both hands free.

Its wide COB LED produces up to 280 lumens across a 230° lighting angle, giving broad illumination directly in front of you. For more focused work, there's also a separate 100-lumen side spotlight.

A built-in motion sensor means the light can be switched on and off with a hand movement – handy when your hands are dirty, gloved or occupied.

Made for Farm, Workshop & Outdoor Work

The HeadFire 280 is well suited to jobs such as:

• Checking livestock after dark
• Lambing and calving
• Machinery repairs
• Milking and dairy equipment maintenance
• Working in sheds and buildings
• Fencing jobs
• Tractor and vehicle repairs
• Walking and outdoor work
• Emergency breakdowns
• Camping and general outdoor use

Kerbl specifically lists work, maintenance, riding, walking and other outdoor activities among its intended applications.

Five Lighting Modes

Choose the amount and type of light to suit the job:

• COB LED – 100%
• COB LED – 25%
• Spotlight – 100%
• Spotlight – 25%
• Flashing mode

The adjustable elasticated headband can be fitted to the user's head or over a suitable helmet. Albert Kerbl GmbH

Product Details

• Brand: Kerbl
• Range: HeadFire 280
• Item Code: 345629
• Main Light Output: 280 lumens
• Main Light: COB LED
• Lighting Angle: 230°
• Spotlight Output: 100 lumens
• Motion Sensor: Yes
• Battery: Rechargeable Li-ion
• Battery Capacity: 800mAh
• Charging: USB-C
• Charging Time: Approx. 2.5 hours
• Operating Time: Approx. 4 hours
• Protection Rating: IP22
• Colour: Black
• USB charging cable included

Particularly Handy When You're Wearing Gloves

The motion-sensor function is what makes this more interesting than a basic head torch. Rather than repeatedly finding a small switch, the HeadFire can be controlled by moving your hand in front of the sensor.

For farmers, engineers and mechanics working in the dark, that can be especially useful when you're wearing gloves or already have your hands full.