Solar LED Headlamp Description
The 5pcs bright white LEDs in this solar-rechargeable Headlamp run all night long with only 6 hours of full sun charging. The LED sequencing switch provides different operating modes – bright, photocell (for automatic dusk-to-dawn operation), dim and blinking. There is also a charge indicator for the powerful Li-Ion battery, so you’re never left in the dark without advance warning. The LEDs switch off periodically as the battery runs low, so you're never left in total darkness without any warning. Our retailers also have optional adapters for charging cell phones, MP3 players, GPS locators, digital cameras and other hand-held electronics using power from the Headlamp and/or directly from the solar panel itself.

In 2007, the EL8 Solar Headlamp was throughly tested on camping and backpacking trips by a number of experts from Backpacker Magazine, and was recently awarded Editors' Choice, one of only 15 outdoor retailer products to receive the award in 2008.

Quoted from April-2008 in Backpacker Magazine
Editors’ Choice Award for the
EverLite EL8 Solar Headlamp

Charge your light (and cell phone, too!)
with this bright “never-die” Headlamp and its companion solar panel.

Renewable energy meets headlamp meets all power-hungry gadgets in this electronic mash-up. The compact five-LED Headlamp charges straight off a 3-ounce solar panel that’s half the size of a CD case. That means you can disponse with batteries altogether—throwaways and rechargeables—and go on extended treks or international trips without worrying about power resupply. The EL8’s high beam has plenty of illumination for night hiking, and the low setting is perfect for camp use. Hang the solar panel on y our pack or tent; it takes about six hours of full sun to charge the lamp for 12 hours on high beam—enough for overnight epics. Charging in overcast and timber takes about twice as long. (An indicator light glows green, yellow, or red depending on how much juice is left.) Optional adapter cords let you wall-charge the lamp or power cell phones and other devices off the solar panel.