Peli 2610Z0 HeadsUp Lite LED Headlamp ATEX Zone 0

The Peli 2610Z0 HeadsUp Lite puts light exactly where you are looking and leaves both hands free to do the work. A single dual mode button switches between all 3 LEDs at full brightness and one LED that stretches a set of batteries across a working week. Two straps come in the box — an adjustable cloth headband and a rubber strap that grips a hard hat or helmet — together with 3 AAA alkaline batteries, so the lamp is ready for its first shift straight out of the packaging. Certified to ATEX Zone 0 (Category 1), it is cleared for the most demanding explosive atmospheres there are. Certified for Zone 0, the strictest classification of all ATEX Zone 0 (Category 1) is the highest level of protection defined for equipment used in potentially explosive atmospheres. It covers areas where a flammable gas or vapour may be present continuously, or for long periods during normal operation — the inside of a tank, the space around a filling point, a sampling station on a refinery unit. In those areas an uncertified torch is not merely discouraged, it is not permitted at all, which is exactly why a certified head-mounted light earns its place in a toolbag. For fire services, industrial maintenance crews and inspection teams working in petrochemical plants, refineries, gas installations, tank farms and mines, the certification is not a bonus feature — it is the entry ticket. Two modes, one button, no menus Press once for High: all 3 LEDs light up for 30 lumens, a beam reaching 28 metres and a peak intensity of 194 candela — enough to pick out a valve rack across a plant room or read a gauge from the far side of a walkway. Press again for Low: a single LED at 14 lumens, 19 metres and 91 candela, which is the right amount of light for close work at arm's length, a terminal box, a manifold or a sheet of paperwork, without washing out your night vision or dazzling the colleague opposite you. High runs for around 19 hours; Low keeps going for up to 47 hours. There is nothing to scroll through and nothing to learn: gloved hands find the button and that is the whole interface. Light enough to forget you are wearing it At 91 grams with batteries fitted — 54 grams without — the 2610Z0 sits lightly enough to wear for a full shift without the neck ache that heavier lamps leave behind. The housing is just 3.8 cm long, so it keeps a low profile and does not catch on hatches, scaffolding or the rim of a hood. The adjustable cloth strap is the one to reach for on a bare head or under a fire hood, while the rubber strap grips tightly to a hard hat or helmet and stays put when you look down. Swapping between the two takes seconds, so the same lamp follows you from a helmeted job to a desk-height inspection. Built for the places it is sent into The body is moulded from ABS, a material that shrugs off knocks, dropped spanners and the general abuse of being clipped to a helmet that gets set down hard. The lens is polycarbonate, and an ethylene propylene O-ring keeps the seal, giving the lamp an IPX4 rating against splashing water from any direction — rain on an outdoor gantry, a wash-down bay, condensation dripping off a pipe run. The LEDs themselves are solid state and never need replacing, so there is no bulb to carry as a spare and nothing to fail at the worst moment. Batteries you can find anywhere The 2610Z0 runs on 3 AAA alkaline cells at 4.5 volts, and a set is included. That matters more than it sounds: AAA cells sit in every site store and corner shop, so a lamp that runs flat at the end of a long job is back in service in under a minute, with no proprietary pack to charge and no dock to remember. Who it is for Industrial and petrochemical workers operating in ATEX-classified zones where certified equipment is mandatory. Firefighters and emergency responders who need certified, hands-free light that mounts to a helmet. Inspection and maintenance technicians working inside tanks, pipelines, ducts and other confined spaces. Utility and industrial maintenance crews handing kit between shifts and needing it to simply work. Outdoor users reading maps, pitching camp or handling any task where a torch in the hand is one hand too few. Key features at a glance ATEX Zone 0 (Category 1) certified for use in explosive atmospheres. Dual mode: 3 LEDs (High, 30 lm, 28 m, 194 cd) or 1 LED (Low, 14 lm, 19 m, 91 cd). Runtime of roughly 19 hours on High and up to 47 hours on Low. IPX4 water resistance, ABS body, polycarbonate lens, ethylene propylene O-ring. Adjustable cloth strap and rubber helmet strap both included. Powered by 3 AAA alkaline batteries, supplied in the box. Weighs only 91 g with batteries; housing just 3.8 cm long. Solid-state LEDs that never need replacing. Backed by the Peli Guarantee of Excellence, the brand's lifetime commitment to its lights (where applicable by law).