Snap 450 RW Solo Headlamp - Princeton Tec
Shipping costs and delivery times
Shipping costs
- Shipping costs are calculated at checkout, based on the destination and the weight of your order.
Delivery times
- Non-European countries: 10-15 business days (subject to customs).
- Rest of Europe: 6-8 business days.
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The headlamp Princeton Tec SNAP® 450 RW offers reliable and versatile performance for outdoor activities, tactical use, or professional applications. With a maximum power of 450 lumens and various lighting modes, it adapts to any situation, from precision tasks to long days in the outdoors.
It works with 3 AAA batteries (alkaline, lithium, or rechargeable NiMH/NiCd), offers a maximum range of 60 meters and features different light modes (steady and flashing). It includes a high-power white LED and a smaller auxiliary red LED.
It includes a progressive dimming function (dimming) in white light mode: holding down the button continuously adjusts the intensity from maximum to minimum (and vice versa), with a confirmation blink when each end is reached.
The SNAP® 450 RW is certified for IPX4 water resistance, allowing it to be used in the rain without any issues. Thanks to its magnetic design, the flashlight can be easily removed from the front mount to attach it to metal surfaces such as vehicles or lockers.
It has a locking system to prevent accidental activation, weighs only 99 grams and includes a 5-year international warranty from the manufacturer.
Lighting Modes and Performance (ANSI FL-1):
| Modes | Lumens | Operating time | Type of light beam | Reserve |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High beam | 450 | 6 h | Long-range spotlight (up to 60 m) | 60 h |
| Low beam | 10 | 100 h | Narrow beam | 5 h |
| Flashing white | 300 | 7 h | Flashing beam | - |
| Red | 6 | 160 h | Diffuse beam | 60 h |
| Flashing red | 6 | 105 h | Flashing beam | - |
Note on runtime: The operating time indicates the hours the flashlight maintains its nominal brightness level until it drops to 10% of the initial power. After that point, it begins the reserve runtime, during which the flashlight continues to provide a lower intensity light (down to 0.25 lux) sufficient for orientation or basic emergency tasks. This means the lamp does not turn off abruptly but extends its use with a minimal light level when the battery is nearly depleted.
