Tactical Helmet Lamp Second Generation with 3 White, 2 Red and 1 Invisible Light LED

This tactical helmet lamp is an external lighting unit made for helmet mounting, so illumination is directed where you look without using your hands. It is the second generation of the Element helmet lamp and uses a combination of three 5mm white LEDs, two 5mm red LEDs and one 3mm invisible light LED. The body measures 5.6 cm by 6.6 cm by 2.8 cm and is produced in high hardness plastic steel. It is offered in Black or Sand colour. Power comes from a single 123A 3V lithium battery, which is not included and must be bought separately. The lamp is suited to tactical, airsoft, hiking and other helmet-based activities where a compact external light is useful, and the red and invisible light LEDs add options beyond standard white illumination.

Features and Construction

The lamp is built around a compact external housing that fixes to a helmet. Its construction and LED mix are the main practical details, and both are stated in the product information. The dimensions and material are given, while output and runtime figures are not.

Material and Build

The body is made from high hardness plastic steel. In practice, this means a rigid shell rather than a soft or flexible one, which suits a helmet-mounted unit that may be knocked against other kit. The material is named in the source information and no further performance claims are made for it here. The lamp is the second generation of the Element design, so it follows an existing model rather than being a first-release product.

Size and Practical Fit

The stated dimensions are 5.6 cm by 6.6 cm by 2.8 cm. That is a compact footprint for an external helmet lamp, and the measurements give you a clear idea of how much space it takes up on a helmet. No weight is given, and no mounting bracket or rail type is specified. If you need to confirm fit with a particular helmet, the stated 5.6 cm x 6.6 cm x 2.8 cm body size is the figure to work from.

Uses and Placement

Because the lamp is external and helmet-mounted, it is intended for situations where you want light without holding a torch. The white, red and invisible light LEDs cover different visible outputs, and the choice of Black or Sand colour allows some matching to helmet or kit colour.

Event or Professional Use

For tactical, airsoft or training use, a helmet-mounted lamp keeps both hands free for equipment handling. The three 5mm white LEDs provide the main visible light, the two 5mm red LEDs offer a second visible colour, and the 3mm invisible light LED provides a further option that is not visible to the naked eye. No brightness, beam distance or runtime is stated for any of these LEDs, so those figures cannot be quoted.

Everyday Home Use

Away from tactical settings, the lamp can serve as helmet lighting for hiking, caving, cycling or DIY tasks where a hands-free light is helpful. It runs on one 123A 3V lithium battery, a common camera and torch battery type, though the battery is not supplied. Because the lamp is external, it adds a light source on top of the helmet rather than inside it, so it does not take up space against the head.

Benefits and Buying Value

The main buying points are the multi-LED light source, the compact stated size, the plastic steel body and the colour choice. Value here comes from having white, red and invisible light LEDs in one helmet-mounted unit rather than carrying separate lights.

Reuse and Low Maintenance

The 123A 3V lithium battery is replaceable, so once you have one, the lamp can be used again by fitting a fresh battery when needed. Cleaning the high hardness plastic steel body with a soft, dry cloth is a low-risk routine. No service life, water resistance or impact rating is given in the source information, so no claims are made about those points.

Why Choose This Product

Choose this lamp if you want a second generation Element helmet light with a defined LED set: three 5mm white, two 5mm red and one 3mm invisible light. It is available in Black or Sand, measures 5.6 cm x 6.6 cm x 2.8 cm and uses a single 123A 3V lithium battery bought separately. These are the concrete details supported by the product information, and they are the points to compare if you are weighing it against another helmet lamp.