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National Geographic LED Rechargeable Headlight — Hands-Free Outdoor and Stargazing Light | Telescope Wolves

National Geographic LED Rechargeable Headlight — Hands-Free Outdoor and Stargazing Light | Telescope Wolves

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The National Geographic LED Rechargeable Headlight (80-82000) is a hands-free outdoor light with a dedicated red night-vision mode — which makes it especially useful for stargazing. White light wipes out your dark adaptation in seconds and takes about 20 minutes to recover; the red mode lets you read star charts and adjust your telescope without ruining your view of the night sky.

When you're not observing, it's a fully capable headlamp: up to 500 lumens, USB rechargeable, splash-resistant, with a magnetic base for hands-free mounting.

Who it's for

Great for stargazers, campers, and hikers who want one light that protects night vision at the telescope and doubles as a bright everyday headlamp. New to night observing? See our stargazing basics guide.

Key features

  • Red night-vision mode — preserves dark adaptation for reading charts and adjusting gear.
  • Bright flashlight mode — up to 500 lumens; low beam to ~40 m, high beam to ~100 m.
  • Floodlight mode — high, low, and red settings for campsite lighting.
  • Hands-free options — adjustable head mount, pocket clip, and magnetic base.
  • USB rechargeable — Li-ion battery with charge indicators; splash-resistant (IPX4).
  • SOS mode — flashing signal for emergencies.

Specifications

Specifications
Item number 80-82000
Flashlight output 500 lm (high) / 100 lm (low)
Floodlight output 250 lm (high) / 55 lm (low) / 30 lm (red)
Runtime Flashlight ~1.5 hr high / 3–4 hr low; floodlight up to ~5 hr
Weatherproofing IPX4 splash resistant; 1 m impact resistance
Battery Rechargeable Li-ion 16340 (3.7 V); ~2 hr charge
Dimensions ~89 × 24 × 24 mm (3.5" × 1" × 1")

Frequently asked questions

Why does it have a red light?
Red light lets you see without destroying your night vision, so it's ideal for reading charts and setting up a telescope in the dark.

How is it powered?
It has a built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery that charges over USB in about two hours, using the included magnetic charging base.

Is it weatherproof?
It's IPX4 splash-resistant, so it handles rain and damp conditions, and it's rated for drops up to about 1 meter.

Can I use it hands-free?
Yes — it comes with an adjustable head mount and a pocket clip, plus a magnetic base to stick it to metal surfaces.

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Frequently Asked Questions

With a beginner telescope you can see a surprising amount — the craters and mountains on the Moon, the rings of Saturn, the moons of Jupiter, and star clusters like the Pleiades. As you get more comfortable, you can also spot nebulae and distant galaxies. Not sure which beginner telescope is right for you? Check out our Telescope Buying Guide.
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