The 2CLight Solar Light cap appears to be useful gadget for all those who want to be protected from the sun during a day while lit up at night. This one of a kind cap is an easily operated headdress which features a special solar panel built-in on the top of the cap coming with a microprocessor controlled P.W.M. operation and discharging system keeping control over the brightness of the light. The 2CLight Solar Light cap concept is easy to use with all you need is just to stay under the sun so that it can be charged. This solar powered headgear requires 3 sunny days to be fully charged to provide you up to 4 hours of lighting at maximum brightness and 36 hours by low brightness option. With the Solar Light Cap you will be able to harness the solar energy by using it at night.
Just put a cap on and press the button and shiny LEDs light would be emitted when darkness fell. The solar power seems to be stored in a tiny battery mounted on the cap to make your nights visible while the light switch is conveniently placed at the top of the cap. 2CLight Solar Light cap offers three main styles such as Baseball, Trailblazer and Sportsman with miscellaneous color options.
This environmentally friendly wearable flashlight is priced at 35 USD and is expected to be able to run for 5000 hours. Now that the 2CLight Solar Light cap available, you may easily illuminate dark areas and feel free walking during the night. If you are a cycling enthusiast, you find it helpful to light your road up. This green baseball cap features 2 spot lights while the light switch is weather resistant.
This environmentally friendly baseball cap seems to be a waterproof headgear and 2 hours of charging in fully sunlit area can produce up to 18 hours of flashing depending of the brightness selected. The button positioned on its brim is designed for brightness level settings. This intuitive cap is a one button operation headgear offers different dimmer settings including steady on mode, alert flasher mode, SOS blinking mode and party flash mode.
Its LED lights have downward angle of flashing meaning you are not going to illuminate somebody’s eyes.
