Petzl NAO E36AHR データシート

E36

 NAO 

E365010D (210113)

4

Headlamp with USB-rechargeable battery which automatically regulates its 

beam power/pattern depending on the light perceived by the sensor.

(1) Sensor, (2) Narrow beam white LED, (2bis) Wide beam white LED, 

(3) Selector button, (4) ZEPHYR band, (5) Cable, (6) Rechargeable battery 

pack, (6bis) Rechargeable battery, (7) USB rechargeable battery connector, 

(8) Rear plate, (9) Energy gauge, (10) USB cable, (11) Top strap.

The lamp has two modes of operation: the constant mode (sensor off) and 

the REACTIVE LIGHTING mode (sensor on). With its light sensor and built-in 

intelligence, the lamp adapts its beam pattern and power according to the 

light perceived by the sensor. The REACTIVE LIGHTING technology gives you 

the benefit of optimal lighting and rechargeable battery life for your activities.

The button works in two ways: 

- short pulse: turn and release 

- two second long pulse: turn, hold two seconds, then release. 

Refer to the drawings for more on button functionality. 

When you turn on the light, it automatically lights up in REACTIVE LIGHTING 

mode. 

Attention: the LOCK position does not turn off the lamp be sure to turn it off 

before using the LOCK. 

In REACTIVE LIGHTING mode, when the sensor detects an area with 

sufficient light, your lamp will blink dimly for two minutes, then automatically 

turn off to conserve rechargeable battery life.

In constant mode, the lamp offers regulated lighting (constant brightness 

during the entire given battery life). 

In REACTIVE LIGHTING mode, the battery life varies with use as the lamp 

adapts its power depending on the light perceived by the sensor. *For 

this mode, we communicate a battery life range that is representative of 

that encountered in the field by most users. Battery life depends on many 

factors: ambient light, environment, use, temperature, etc. The battery life 

can vary between 1h20 to 50 hours (for level 1) depending on usage. 

The results listed in the table were obtained under laboratory conditions. 

Note that conditions in the field will generally favor higher performance.

Your lamp comes with the «multi-activities» profile. A lighting profile 

corresponds to a set of parameters: 

- power/battery life of each level, 

- the distribution of power between the wide and narrow beams, 

- the number of levels per mode. 

There are other profiles with light settings specifically adapted for certain 

activities, such as mountaineering or running. 

By downloading the OS by Petzl software at www.petzl.com/OS, you can: 

- select other existing profiles (a maximum of four can be stored in your 

lamp), 

- modify existing profiles: power and/or battery life and additional lighting 

levels, 

- create profiles specific to your activities. 

Once your lamp is personalized, it will perform according to the profile 

chosen on OS by Petzl. Use a memo card to record your saved profiles and 

put it in the rechargeable battery case (profile number one is always the 

multi-activities profile). 

You can switch between profiles stored in your lamp by following the steps 

below: 

1- 10 second long pulse: turn the button and hold it ten seconds, then 

release. 

2- Your lamp emits one or more flashes. The number of flashes corresponds 

to your lamp’s current profile number. 

3- Scan the different profiles by using successive short pulses. The flashes 

indicate the lamp’s current profile number. 

4- When you are on the desired profile, do a 10 second long pulse (same 

as step 1) to select it. The lamp emits a luminous signal when the profile is 

active.

The lamp is not recommended for children. 

Warning, do not use your lamp in REACTIVE LIGHTING mode for road biking. 

(Risk of lamp switching off when encountering a car with its headlamps on)

The lamp comes with a Petzl Li-Ion rechargeable battery. 

Capacity: 2300 mAh. 

Charge it completely before first use.

In general, Li-Ion rechargeable batteries lose 10 % of their capacity each 

year. They can be recharged 300 times (after 300 charge cycles, they will still 

have about 70 % of their initial capacity). 

Use the rechargeable battery at temperatures between -30 °C and +50 °C. 

Warning, though this lamp is constructed of high quality plastic, it can 

become fragile at extreme temperatures.

Recharge only with a USB 5 V charger, for example: 

- Petzl USB E93110 charger (allows charging from 110-220 V wall socket or 

car cigar-lighter socket). 

- Computers (they must be turned on and in use). 

- Solar panels with a USB 5 V output (preferably panels delivering at least 

5 W or 1 A for faster charging). Warning, protect the sensor’s lens from 

overexposure to the sun to avoid damaging the sensor. 

- Portable power supply.

Recharge only with a USB cable. The charger voltage must not exceed 5 V. 

Use only a CE/UL approved charger.

The charging time is: 

- 3-4 hours on the Petzl USB charger. 

- 5-6 hours on a computer. Attention, if many USB devices are connected to 

your computer, the charging time can increase (up to 24 hours). 

During charging, the three bars on the energy meter will blink. Charging is 

done when the three bars are lit. 

Rechargeable battery temperature must be between 0 °C and 40 °C for the 

charge to be effective.

The energy meter lights for 10 seconds when your lamp is switched on or 

off. 

It indicates the battery charge level. 

- Three green bars: rechargeable battery charged 66 to 100 %. 

- Two green bars: rechargeable battery charged 33 to 66 %. 

- One green bar: rechargeable battery charged 0 to 33 %. 

When the last bar begins to blink, the lamp emits a light signal to indicate 

that it is in reserve mode (30 minutes).

Use only an ACCU NAO Petzl rechargeable battery. Using another type 

of rechargeable battery can damage your lamp. Do not use another 

rechargeable battery. 

Attention, when you unplug and then re-plug a rechargeable battery (only 

when changing the battery stick itself), do a complete recharge to reset the 

energy meter.

WARNING, incorrect use can damage the rechargeable battery. 

- Do not submerge the rechargeable battery in water. 

- Do not put the rechargeable battery in a fire. 

- Do not destroy the rechargeable battery, it can explode or release toxic 

materials. 

If your rechargeable battery is damaged, do not dismantle it or change its 

structure. 

If your rechargeable battery is deformed or cracked, dispose of it in a 

recycling bin.

If needed - for emergency use only - you can use two AAA - LR03 - 1.5 V 

lithium or alkaline batteries (Ni-MH and Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries are not 

compatible). Insert batteries only in the specified order. 

Warning, using normal batteries significantly reduces the lamp’s performance 

(you may also lose REACTIVE LIGHTING mode). Battery life is 24 hours 

(non-regulated). The energy meter doesn’t work.

- The batteries must be inserted correctly with respect to polarity by 

following the diagram on the battery case. 

If one battery is reversed (two + poles or two - poles in contact with each 

other), a chemical reaction is produced in minutes that releases explosive 

gasses and extremely corrosive liquid. 

In case of doubt, turn off the lamp immediately and verify the polarity. 

Protect your eyes in case leakage has already occurred. Cover the battery 

case with a rag before opening it to avoid contact with any discharge. 

In case of contact with liquid from the batteries, rinse affected area 

immediately with clear water and get immediate medical attention. 

- Do not mix brands of batteries. 

- Do not mix new and used batteries. 

- Remove the batteries from the lamp for prolonged storage. 

- Do not short-circuit the batteries as this can cause burns. 

- Do not try to open or dismantle them. 

- Do not put used batteries in a fire. 

- Keep batteries out of reach of children.

After use in a damp environment, unplug the USB connector, open the 

rechargeable battery case, unplug the cable from the rechargeable battery 

case and allow the lamp to dry. 

If your lamp is dirty, clean it with a damp cloth and let it dry. 

Do not allow chemicals to come into contact with your lamp.

Your lamp is IPX4. Warning, when the rechargeable battery case cable or 

USB connector is unplugged, the lamp is no longer waterproof. Make sure 

the seals on the rechargeable battery case are present.

Conforms to the requirements of the 2004/108/CE directive on 

electromagnetic compatibility. 

Warning, an avalanche beacon in receive (find) mode can experience 

interference when in proximity to your NAO headlamp. In case of interference 

(indicated by static noise from the beacon), move the beacon away from the 

headlamp.

When storing your lamp, make sure it is completely turned off before 

putting it in LOCK position (the LOCK position does not turn off the lamp). 

Warning: powerful headlamp, be sure to turn off your lamp before putting it 

in a pack, or other: risk of high heat or fire. 

For prolonged storage, recharge your battery until the energy meter has two 

bars lit, then unplug the battery case (repeat this every 6 months). Store it 

in a dry place at temperatures between -20 °C and 30 °C. After 12 months 

in these conditions without use, the rechargeable battery will be discharged. 

Avoid allowing your rechargeable battery to discharge completely.

LEDs and rechargeable batteries should be recycled. Do not throw them in 

the regular trash. Dispose of these items by recycling them in accordance 

with applicable local regulations. By doing so you play a part in protecting the 

environment and public health.

This lamp is guaranteed for 3 years against any defects in materials 

or manufacture (except the rechargeable battery, which is guaranteed 

for one year or 300 cycles). Exclusions from the guarantee: more than 

300 charge/discharge cycles, normal wear and tear, oxidation, modifications 

or alterations, incorrect storage, poor maintenance, damage due to accidents, 

to negligence, or to improper or incorrect usage.

Petzl is not responsible for the consequences, direct, indirect or accidental, 

or any other type of damage befalling or resulting from the use of its 

products.