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TO OPERATE HEADLAMP

1. Three lighting modes are available: Red, 

Low & High.

2. Operate by pressing the power button on 

top of the headlamp. Each cycle of the 
power button will advance the headlamp 
to the next mode. Operating in the Low 
mode will extend the battery life.

3. This headlamp is designed with a 

convenient feature that allows the 
headlamp to be powered off with one click after the headlamp has been 
operating in one mode for more than 10 seconds.

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

1. Operating time for this light depends on whether it is run continuously 

or intermittently. Intermittent operation extends the run time of the 
batteries.

2. LEDs are lifetime light sources and do not need to be replaced.

IMPORTANT SAFETY 

INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING: When using electric 
appliances, basic precautions should 
always be followed, including the 
following:
1. Keep AAA batteries away from 

small children. If swallowed 
promptly see a doctor and have 
the doctor phone (202) 625-3333 
collect.

2. Do not install the batteries 

backwards, follow the + and 
- symbols as shown in the 
instructions. Do not charge or 
put in a fire. Do not mix alkaline, 
standard, or rechargeable 
batteries. Do not mix old and 
new batteries. The batteries may 
explode or leak causing injury.

3. Do not leave discharged batteries 

in the product for an extended 
period of time as this could 
permanently damage the product.

4. Replace all batteries at the  

same time.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTION SHEET  

CHT4 2AAA HEADLAMP

TO INSTALL OR REPLACE BATTERIES 

IN HEADLAMP

Your new headlamp operates on two “AAA” 
cell batteries. For longest life, use alkaline 
batteries.
1. Aim the headlamp to the lowest position. 

(Fig. 1)

2. Open the battery door by using key 

provided on the adjustor of the headlamp 
strap. Gently pry the door slot to open. 
(Fig. 2)

3. Install the batteries with the correct 

polarity as marked on the headlamp. 
(Fig. 3)

4. Close the door by pressing firmly on the 

door until it snaps to the closed position. 
(Fig. 4)

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

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