NEW

Ledlenser HF4R Signature Headlamp

A 72-gram rechargeable headlamp built around a dual-lens system - a spotlight and a floodlight run separately rather than as one blended beam - with a multicolor light option that adds red, green and blue alongside the standard white. It's rated IP68 for dust and water, backed by a 7-year warranty, and charges via a magnetic dock rather than a cable that has to be lined up in the dark.

Key features

  • Only 72g on the head - light enough to forget you're wearing it
  • 600 lumens max output, up to 140m beam range
  • Up to 35 hours runtime on a full charge, depending on mode
  • Separate flood and spot light elements, rather than a single fixed beam
  • Multicolor light - additional red, green and blue light modes alongside white
  • IP68 rated - dust and waterproof
  • Magnetic charge system for convenient recharging
  • Tilting head, transportation lock, and a battery status indicator
  • Slim camouflage-pattern headband
  • 7-year warranty upon registration

RV use case

This is the headlamp for the jobs that need both hands free after dark - hooking up power and water in the dark at a new site, checking under the van, or the walk to the amenities block. The coloured light modes are the standout for RV and camping use specifically: switching to red or green preserves night vision and doesn't spook nearby wildlife the way a full white beam does. Being IP68 rated means a wet, drizzly changeover at a caravan park isn't a concern, and the magnetic charge dock means no fumbling to align a micro-USB port by torchlight.

Pros

  • Very comfortable to wear and genuinely light at 72g - doesn't nag at the forehead on longer wears
  • Easy, simple button controls - no need to cycle through a confusing menu of modes in the dark
  • Coloured light modes are a real practical win for RV use, not a gimmick - better for night vision and for not disturbing wildlife nearby
  • IP68 dust and water resistance suits unpredictable camp conditions
  • 7-year warranty is well ahead of what most headlamps in this category offer

Cons

  • Rechargeable-only design means no swapping in spare AAAs if the battery runs flat mid-trip - plan around the magnetic charger

Best for

RV and camping owners who want one lightweight, weatherproof headlamp that covers everything from campsite chores to a torch-lit walk after dark, without a beam bright enough to blind the person next to you or scatter the local wildlife.

Verdict

Comfortable enough to forget you're wearing it, simple enough to operate one-handed by feel, and the coloured light modes turn out to be genuinely useful around camp rather than a spec-sheet add-on. Backed by a 7-year warranty, it's a solid, no-fuss upgrade over a basic single-mode headlamp.

Where to buy

Available direct from Ledlenser Australia - RRP $99.95 AUD at time of writing.

Ledlenser HF4R Signature headlamp box wedged in an RV3D-printed van storage bin

Perfect storage location and ready to grab as you head out of the door.

Ledlenser HF4R Signature box standing on the van dash with an Australian touring map behind it

First impressions - compact packaging that doesn't hog cupboard space

Side panel of the box listing the tilting head, multicolor light, transportation lock and battery indicator features

The feature list that sold us before it was even out of the box

Unboxed contents laid out - headlamp, headband, magnetic charger dock and warranty registration cards

Unboxed and ready to set up - nothing extra to buy before first use

Ledlenser HF4R Signature headlamp resting on dry grass at a lakeside campsite at dusk, unlit

Small enough to toss in a pocket without a second thought

Ledlenser HF4R Signature headlamp lit, propped on lakeside rocks and sea glass at dusk

Bright without blinding - exactly the throw you want after dark

Comparison of a forest trail in daylight versus the same trail at night lit by a headlamp beam

The difference a decent headlamp makes once daylight's gone

A forest trail beside a lake lit at night by a headlamp beam under a crescent moon

Exactly the kind of after-dark trail this headlamp is built for

Watch the review

Watch the full video review here
The Aussie Motorhome & RV Show · Subscribe on YouTube
RV3D Printing Solutions
Follow us on Facebook