The THOR 1100 torch is a high power multi-sport lighting equipment. Perfect for off the beaten track, downhill or crosscountry practice, but also for mountain and water sports enthusiasts. For example, climbing, caving, trail running, cross-country skiing, via ferrata or canyoning.
Strong points
The THOR 1100 torch has already convinced all those who have tried it on numerous night outings. Thanks to its many advantages, the testers were definitely won over, and in particular by its impressive 16h autonomy!
The torch is equipped with a latest generation CREE® XM-L2® LED with a surprising light beam. With a maximum light output of 1100 lumens and a striking autonomy, the THOR 1100 lamp will clearly allow you to challenge the night!
Functions and performance
To control the power modes, simply activate the switch located above the lamp. With short pulses, you switch from BOOST mode (increased light output by 30%) to ECO mode (increased autonomy by 30%). By keeping the switch pressed for 2 seconds, you will be able to turn the lamp on and off. This is called the safe-switch mode which prevents accidental battery discharge.
Does your lighting need to be robust? Then the THOR 1100 is definitely the right choice! It is shock and water resistant with an IPX8 classification. Resistant for continuous immersion under 2 m of water, it is therefore ideal in rainy weather. In addition, the lamp housing is made of aluminum alloy, and its battery is protected in a neoprene case. The THOR 1100 is offered as a complete kit delivered in a very practical carrying case, which contains a wide range of accessories:
Rechargeable Lithium-Ion 8.4 V at 5,200 mA / h battery in its water-resistant neoprene case, 8.4V 1A mains charger 120cm extension, BH01 helmet mounting adapter, front mounting adapter 2 sets of O-ring supports BH04 (Ø40mm and Ø50mm) Velcro cable tie
When fully discharged, the maximum charging time is 6 hours. However, the charging time is halved if you charge it when its indicator lights up red. So, ready to challenge the night?
