Pelican 2765 LED Headlamp

The Pelican 2765 is a Class I, Division 1 certified LED headlamp built for hazardous environments, weighing 2.1 oz without batteries and producing up to 155 lumens across four lighting modes. Three uniquely positioned LEDs, including a dedicated downcast array, keep hands free in demanding conditions. Available in Black and High Visibility Yellow.

Four Modes for Every Situation

The Pelican 2765 cycles through high, low, downcast, and flashing modes via a single push-button switch. The downcast mode is the practical standout: rather than projecting a beam straight ahead, the downcast LEDs angle light toward the ground and reading surface, which means a walking partner or coworker in front of you is not blinded during face-to-face conversation. That single design choice makes the headlamp noticeably more usable in group settings, on a job site, or around a campsite where other people are present.

Full-Time Battery Level Indicator

The 2765 includes a continuous battery level indicator that stays active throughout the life of the three AAA alkaline batteries. Monitoring charge state in real time matters when the headlamp is the primary light source in a hazardous or remote environment, because a sudden failure is not just inconvenient but a safety issue. The indicator removes the guesswork and lets you swap batteries before output degrades. Three AAA alkaline batteries are included.

Class I, Division 1 Safety Certification

Class I, Division 1 certification means the 2765 is rated for use in locations where flammable gases or vapors may be present in the air under normal operating conditions. That rating is a hard requirement in many industrial, petrochemical, and confined-space work environments, and it makes the headlamp a legitimate tool rather than a general-purpose light pressed into service. The polycarbonate body, shroud, and lens are reinforced with over-molded TPR O-ring sealing at critical joints.

Features

• Class I, Division 1 certified: rated for use in hazardous locations with flammable gases or vapors
• Three-LED array: up to 155 lumens with dedicated downcast LEDs for pathway and reading illumination
• Four light modes: high, low, downcast, and flashing via push-button switch
• Full-time battery indicator: continuous charge-level display throughout battery life
• Night-vision friendly: mode options preserve low-light adaptation
• Comfortable cloth strap: hands-free wear during extended use

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Pelican 2765 is built for workers and outdoor users who need a certified, hands-free light source in hazardous environments: industrial job sites, confined spaces, petrochemical facilities, or any location requiring Class I, Division 1 compliance. The downcast mode and night-vision-friendly output also make it practical for camp use, trail work, and any situation where preserving a partner's night vision matters.

The 2765 is not rechargeable and does not accept a USB or DC charge source; battery replacement is the only power option. No IP or water-resistance rating is stated for this headlamp, so buyers who need a rated waterproof headlamp should confirm suitability before purchase.

Common Questions

What does the downcast mode actually do?

The Pelican 2765 headlamp's downcast mode activates LEDs positioned to direct light toward the ground and nearby reading surfaces rather than straight ahead. This prevents the beam from shining directly into the eyes of a person standing in front of the wearer, which is useful during face-to-face conversation, group camp tasks, or close-quarters work where a forward-projecting beam would be disruptive.

What batteries does the Pelican 2765 use, and are they included?

The Pelican 2765 headlamp runs on three AAA alkaline batteries, which are included in the box. The headlamp is not rechargeable, so replacement AAA batteries are the only way to restore power. The full-time battery level indicator lets the user monitor charge state continuously so batteries can be swapped before output drops unexpectedly.

What does Class I, Division 1 certification mean for this headlamp?

Class I, Division 1 is a North American safety classification for equipment used in locations where flammable gases or vapors may be present in the air under normal operating conditions. The Pelican 2765 headlamp carries this certification, making it suitable for use in petrochemical, industrial, and confined-space environments where standard lighting equipment may not be permitted.

Is there a warranty on the Pelican 2765?

The Pelican 2765 headlamp is covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. TerrainVault's own return and support policies apply to purchases made through this store.