Penta Pro 4

The Penta Pro shines up to 1400 lumens at a distance of approx. 140 meters and is our first sensor-controlled headlamp. It has various light modes, an external rechargeable battery and a brightness and tilt sensor.

The former measures the ambient light and automatically controls the brightness of the standard white levels depending on the amount of light. The tilt sensor detects when the head is tilted to read a map, for example, and dims the light to enter the reading mode. When the head is lifted again, the Penta Pro returns to the previously selected light level. 

The function can be deactivated 
briefly by pressing the top button. It remains inactive until the lamp is tilted again.
The Penta Pro has a white light, red light, a diffuse reading light, each in several levels, as well as a flash and SOS special function. 

The 5-lens system with multi-illumination pattern is already familiar from the Penta and provides the same, but much brighter, uniform and wide-ranging light pattern.
The white light functions are controlled via the button on top of the lamp, while the red light functions are controlled via the button 
on the underside.

The Penta Pro also has a key lock to prevent it from being switched on unintentionally during transport. The lamphead of the Penta Pro is attached to the headband using the FrontClick system and the battery using the FastClick mount. 
The lamp head also shows the remaining battery capacity, and the 3.5Ah SmartCore battery also has a charge level indicator.  The red indication LEDs also serve as a signal light in the back.

As with all Lupine lamps, the housing of the Penta Pro is made of CNC-milled aluminum. In addition, the headlamp is both 
shock and water resistant to IP67 and IK09.