Pelican 2750CC Correct Color LED Headlamp
Pelican 2750CC Correct Color LED Headlamp
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The Pelican 2750CC is a compact LED headlamp built around Correct Color technology, a 90+ CRI light engine that renders colors accurately so you can distinguish between similarly colored cables, wires, or materials in low-light work and camp environments. It runs on three AAA alkaline batteries (included) and reaches up to 183 lumens with a beam distance of up to 63 meters. The polycarbonate body, shroud, and lens are sealed with an over-molded TPR O-ring for weather resistance.
Accurate Color in Low Light
Standard LED headlamps prioritize raw brightness, which can wash out color detail and make it hard to tell a red wire from an orange one or a green strap from a blue one. The 2750CC's 90+ CRI output produces a lower-temperature beam, closer to incandescent light, that preserves color distinction rather than overpowering it. For mechanical work, electrical tasks, or any situation where misreading a color has consequences, that accuracy matters more than peak lumens.
Three Modes, Simple Controls
A single push-button switch cycles through High, Low, and Flashing modes, giving you a quick path to a dimmer setting when full brightness would be distracting or battery-draining. The 2750CC draws from three AAA alkaline batteries at 4.5 V total; batteries are included so the headlamp is ready to use out of the box. The unit is not rechargeable, so standard AAA cells are all that is needed to keep it running in the field.
Durable, Lightweight Construction
The body, shroud, and lens are all polycarbonate, a material chosen for impact resistance and optical clarity. An over-molded TPR O-ring provides a weather-resistant seal at the lens. At 2.1 oz without batteries and 3.4 oz with batteries installed, the 2750CC adds minimal weight to a pack or tool bag. The 2750CC is covered by Pelican's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Features
- Correct Color Technology: 90+ CRI LED output for accurate color rendering in low-light environments
- Up to 183 Lumens: high-output LED with a beam distance of up to 63 meters
- Three Light Modes: High, Low, and Flashing via push-button switch
- Batteries Included: runs on three AAA alkaline batteries (4.5 V); not rechargeable
- Polycarbonate Construction: body, shroud, and lens all polycarbonate with over-molded TPR O-ring
- Limited Lifetime Warranty: covered by Pelican's standard warranty
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Lamp Type | LED |
| Max Lumens | 183 lm |
| Beam Distance | Up to 63 m (207 ft) |
| Light Modes | High / Low / Flashing |
| Switch Type | Push button |
| Length | 2.25 in (5.7 cm) |
| Weight (no batteries) | 2.1 oz (59.5 g) |
| Weight (with batteries) | 3.4 oz (96.4 g) |
| Battery Type | AAA Alkaline (3 required) |
| Batteries Included | Yes |
| Voltage | 4.5 V |
| Rechargeable | No |
| Body Material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Shroud Material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Lens Material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| O-Ring Material | Over-molded TPR |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
Who This Is For and Isn't
The 2750CC suits overlanders, campers, and tradespeople who need accurate color rendering in low-light conditions: electrical work, mechanical inspection, or any task where distinguishing similar colors is important. Its compact size and included batteries make it a practical grab-and-go light for a tool bag or camp kit.
The 2750CC is not rechargeable, so buyers who prefer USB charging should look elsewhere. This listing covers a single configuration; the 2750CC is also available in Photoluminescent, Empty, and Double Throw configurations whose differences are not fully described in the available data.
Common Questions
Does the Pelican 2750CC come with batteries?
Yes. The 2750CC headlamp includes three AAA alkaline batteries, so it is ready to use immediately. The unit is not rechargeable; when the batteries are depleted, they are replaced with standard AAA alkaline cells.
What does Correct Color technology mean in practice?
Correct Color refers to the 2750CC's 90+ CRI (Color Rendering Index) LED output. A higher CRI means the light renders colors closer to how they appear in natural or incandescent light, making it easier to distinguish between similarly colored cables, wires, or materials compared to a standard high-brightness LED.
How many modes does the 2750CC have, and how do I switch between them?
The 2750CC headlamp has three modes: High, Low, and Flashing. A single push-button switch cycles through all three modes. High delivers up to 183 lumens; Low reduces output to extend battery life; Flashing is available for signaling.
What is the beam distance on the Pelican 2750CC?
The 2750CC headlamp reaches a beam distance of up to 63 meters (approximately 207 feet) on its High setting, per Pelican's published specifications.
What warranty does the Pelican 2750CC carry?
The Pelican 2750CC headlamp is covered by Pelican's Limited Lifetime Warranty. TerrainVault's own return and support policies apply to your purchase here.
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