The Petzl e+LITE headlamp is an ultra-compact, extremely lightweight emergency lighting solution, specially suited to marine safety kits or as a reliable backup light onboard. With an output of up to 40 lumens, it provides visibility in low-light conditions and functions both as a movement light and as a signal device. Weighing only 26 grams, it is easily stowed in life vests, backpacks, survival kits or deck compartments.
The e+LITE offers continuous or strobe light modes in white or red, allowing it to be used as a warning signal or visibility aid at sea. The lockable switch prevents unintended activation during storage. It is also capable of long-term storage with the batteries inserted, making it a highly dependable emergency device for marine applications.
Key Features
Ultra-compact and ultra-light (approx. 26 g).
Up to 40 lumens of output in maximum mode.
Signal modes: white light, red light, and strobe mode for emergency visibility.
Lock function to prevent accidental switch-on.
Withstands extreme temperatures (-30 °C to +60 °C).
Waterproof rating IPX7 (immersion up to 1 m for 30 minutes).
Supplied with an adjustable elastic headband equipped with an emergency whistle.
Technical Specifications
Maximum brightness: 40 lumens.
Weight: 26 grams.
Beam type: flood (wide beam).
Power supply: 2 lithium CR2032 batteries (included).
Waterproof rating: IPX7.
Certifications: CE / UKCA.
Marine Applications
Backup safety light for boards, life-rafts, or emergency kits in marine environments.
Visibility and signaling illumination for deck operations after dark, or for transit in low-visibility conditions.
Ideal as a compact proximity light for rapid maneuvers, emergency inspection or as part of a survival kit onboard.
Suitable for inclusion in fixed emergency stations, survival equipment lockers or personal safety gear.
Benefits for On-Board Use
The Petzl e+LITE offers peace of mind and essential safety onboard: its minimal size and weight make it highly stowable and accessible. The strobe mode and red light options enhance visibility when required, and the IPX7 rating means it withstands splashes and temporary immersion. Its long-term storage capability with batteries installed makes it a perfect emergency component for unforeseen situations at sea.