Celestron Night Vision Red Headlamp for Stargazing

Celestron lists a red LED as the light source, with low, high, blinking and SOS modes. Check the current manufacturer product information for the exact configuration.

Red light is often chosen by astronomers because it can help maintain dark adaptation compared with using bright white light. Keep the beam as low as practical while reading charts or handling equipment.

It is designed around red illumination and is not a substitute for a head torch with a bright white beam when you need to see uneven ground. Choose lighting suited to the route and conditions.

A red night-vision headlamp prioritises subdued illumination for close tasks. A torch for night riding needs a beam appropriate to the riding environment and should be paired with suitable visibility equipment.

Celestron specifies two user-supplied AAA alkaline or lithium batteries. Confirm the latest instructions before use.