How long does the battery last?

Up to 20 hours in Eco mode for both lights. Brighter modes run for less time. A full recharge takes 1.5 hours for the lights and 2 hours for the case.

How does the charging case work?

Put both lights in the case and close it. Magnets line them up with the contacts and they start charging. The case itself charges by USB-C.

Can I charge the lights without the case?

Yes. Each light has its own USB-C port, and a standard phone USB-C cable works.

Is Proton bright enough to light up a dark road?

Proton is built to make you seen, not to light up an unlit trail. Its steady modes run at 7 to 30 lumens, and its 300-lumen peak is the Daytime Running flash. For fully dark roads or trails, pair it with a dedicated high-output headlight.

Proton is IPX4 water resistant. It handles rain, splashes and road spray, but should not be submerged.

How do I mount and remove the lights?

Fit the strap mount to your bike once. The light snaps onto it magnetically and locks. To remove it, twist it off. No tools are needed.

Why doesn't the case hold the straps?

The straps stay on your bike. When you park, twist off the lights and pocket them. Thieves take lights, not rubber straps, so the case is kept small.

The strap fits most handlebars and seat posts. It also mounts on saddle bags, saddles and helmets, and works on e-scooters with additional mounting accessories.

Can I use Proton for running or walking?

Yes. Use the multi-use utility clip to clip the white light to the front of a jacket or the red light to the back.

How is Proton different from a regular USB bike light?

Most USB bike lights need a cable and a wall socket to recharge. Proton's lights recharge in a pocket-size charging case between rides, and come off the bike in one twist.

Lumixell Eclipse headlamp with its red crescent light on, a curved band of red LEDs around the zoom lens, seen from the side

Eclipse Quick Zoom Headlamp

Eclipse is a headlamp that zooms from a wide flood to a narrow spot with a 45° turn of the lens ring. It runs on 3 AAA batteries, included, or on an optional USB-C rechargeable pack. Its red light wraps around the lens in a crescent: the ring that gives Eclipse its name.

Up to 600 lumens · Quick Zoom · Red crescent light · Hybrid power · IPX5

Coming soon. Contact us · Bulk & custom logo orders

Who it's for

Camping, hiking and night walks; outdoor and site work with a helmet; and emergency kits, where spare AAA batteries matter.

Why Eclipse

Quick Zoom: wide to spot in a 45° turn.

Turn the lens ring 45° to change the beam. Use the wide flood to light up camp or your work area, and the narrow spot to see further down the trail.

The red crescent light.

Eclipse is named after its red light: a curved band of red LEDs that wraps around the lower half of the main lens, like the ring of light around the moon in an eclipse. Many headlamps add a single small red LED beside the main light; on Eclipse, the red light is part of the design.

Because the band wraps around the side of the lamp, the red light can be seen from the side as well as from the front, so people beside you on a road or trail can see you too. Use it steady to keep your night vision at camp or when reading a map, without dazzling the people around you. Switch to flash to make yourself easier to see on a dark road or trail.

Hybrid power: AAA or rechargeable.

Eclipse comes with 3 AAA batteries, so it works out of the box. You can also fit an 1100 mAh rechargeable battery pack, sold separately, that charges by USB-C. Charge the pack at home, and carry AAA batteries as a backup on longer trips.

Five modes, lock mode and mode memory.

White high, mid and low, red steady and red flash. Lock mode stops the light from switching on by accident in your bag: hold the button for 5 seconds while the light is off. Mode memory turns it back on in the last mode you used.

90° pivot.

Tilt the lamp head up to 90° to aim the light where you need it.

IPX5 water resistant.

IPX5 means protected against water jets from any direction, so Eclipse handles rain and splashes. It is not made to be submerged.

Three ways to wear it.

On the headband; on a helmet, using the adhesive helmet mount pad in the box; or with the clip on a vest, backpack strap or pocket. The clip fits vertically or horizontally.

Choose your model

All three models share the same body, zoom lens, red light and mounts. They differ in brightness and runtime.

Eclipse600 (BA803): 600 lumens on AAA batteries, 750 with the rechargeable pack. Runtime on AAA: 1 h 10 min on high, 18 h on low.
Eclipse450 (BA802): 450 lumens on AAA batteries, 500 with the pack. Runtime on AAA: 2 h 10 min on high, 26 h on low.
Eclipse300 (BA781): 320 lumens on AAA batteries or the pack. Runtime on AAA: 2 h 30 min on high, 30 h on low; 54 h on low with the pack.

Specifications

All figures are ANSI FL-1, measured with 3 Duracell AAA batteries and with the optional 1100 mAh rechargeable pack. Brightness is shown as spot beam / wide beam.

Eclipse600 (BA803)

High: 600 / 550 lm, 1 h 10 min on AAA · 750 / 700 lm, 1 h 40 min on the pack
Mid: 230 / 220 lm, 4 h 30 min on AAA · 300 / 280 lm, 4 h 30 min on the pack
Low: 80 / 75 lm, 18 h on AAA · 85 / 80 lm, 21 h 30 min on the pack
Red steady: 5 lm, 38 h on AAA · 31 h 30 min on the pack
Red flash: 5 lm peak, 48 h on AAA · 39 h on the pack

Eclipse450 (BA802)

High: 450 / 440 lm, 2 h 10 min on AAA · 500 / 490 lm, 3 h 45 min on the pack
Mid: 180 / 170 lm, 6 h 30 min on AAA · 200 / 190 lm, 9 h on the pack
Low: 60 / 55 lm, 26 h on AAA · 65 / 60 lm, 30 h 30 min on the pack
Red steady: 5 lm, 38 h on AAA · 32 h 45 min on the pack
Red flash: 5 lm peak, 48 h on AAA · 44 h on the pack

Eclipse300 (BA781)

High: 320 / 300 lm, 2 h 30 min on AAA · 320 / 300 lm, 4 h on the pack
Mid: 140 / 120 lm, 8 h 15 min on AAA · 120 / 110 lm, 15 h 15 min on the pack
Low: 45 / 40 lm, 30 h on AAA · 35 / 30 lm, 54 h on the pack
Red steady: 5 lm, 38 h on AAA · 32 h 30 min on the pack
Red flash: 5 lm peak, 48 h on AAA · 43 h on the pack

All models

Power: 3 × AAA (included), or optional 1100 mAh rechargeable pack (USB-C)
Light modes: 5: high, mid, low, red steady, red flash
Beam: Quick Zoom, wide to spot with a 45° turn
Pivot: 90°
Controls: lock mode, mode memory
Water resistance: IPX5
Mounting: headband, clip (vertical or horizontal), helmet mount
In the box: light unit, headband, clip, helmet mount adhesive pad, 3 × AAA batteries

At high output the lamp gets warm. It has built-in temperature monitoring and lowers the brightness if it gets too hot.

Questions and answers

Does it need charging before first use?

No. Eclipse comes with 3 AAA batteries, so it works straight out of the box.

Can I make it rechargeable?

Yes. Fit the 1100 mAh rechargeable battery pack (sold separately) in place of the AAA batteries and charge it with a USB-C cable. On the pack, all three models run longer on high and low, and the Eclipse600 and 450 are brighter. You can switch back to AAA batteries at any time.

Which model should I choose?

Eclipse600 is the brightest: 600 lumens on AAA batteries, 750 with the rechargeable pack. Eclipse300 runs the longest: up to 30 hours on low with AAA batteries, 54 hours with the pack. Eclipse450 sits in between. All three have the same zoom, red light and mounts.

How does the zoom work?

Turn the lens ring. A 45° turn takes the beam from a wide flood to a narrow spot.

Why is it called Eclipse?

The name comes from its red light: a curved band of red LEDs around the lens that looks like the ring of light in an eclipse.

Why does it have a red light?

Red light helps your eyes stay used to the dark and doesn't dazzle people around you, which is useful at camp or when reading a map. The flashing red mode helps others see you, from the front and from the side.

Will it switch on by accident in my bag?

Not if you turn on lock mode, which locks the button until you unlock it.

Is it waterproof?

Eclipse is IPX5: protected against water jets from any direction, so it is fine in heavy rain. Don't submerge it.

Can I put it on a helmet?

Yes. Stick the included helmet mount pad on your helmet and clip the light onto it.

Why does it get warm, and why does it dim on high?

Warmth is normal at high output. Built-in temperature monitoring lowers the brightness if the lamp gets too hot, to protect it.

Where to buy

Riders: Eclipse is coming soon. Contact us to hear when it launches.

Retailers, distributors and brands: Eclipse is designed by Lumixell, the house brand of Organix Concept Ltd, a Hong Kong product design company founded in 2002. For wholesale, custom logo or custom packaging orders, contact Organix Concept.

Lumixell Eclipse headlamp from the front, with the red crescent light around the zoom lens