Figure 1 – Battery Replacement
Figure 2 – Switch Operation
Press 1x:
Red
(after 3 seconds in any mode):
Press 2x:
Flash
(From any visible color mode):
2 second hold:
White spot
(From white spot mode):
Hold:
Dimming
Press 2x:
Green
(From qny mode):
Press 1x from On:
Off
5 second hold:
Lock / Unlock
Press 3x:
Blue
Figure 3 – Performance
Modes
Lumens Runtime Beam Pattern
Reserve
HIGH SPOT
300
10h
100h
STROBE
300
130h
20h
LOW SPOT
10
155h
7h
RED
5
160h
GREEN
5
160h
BLUE
5
160h
RGB STROBE
5
280h
10H
DISTANCE (m)
0
1
3
23
39
(ANSI FL-1 Standard)
Runtime
is defined as the duration of time from the initial light output value—defined as 30 seconds after the
point the device is first turned on—using fresh batteries, until the light output reaches 10% of the initial value.
Reserve time
is the duration of time from 10% of initial light output value down to 0.25 lux
Troubleshooting
If the Snap fails to light:
• Check the batteries for proper installation.
• Replace batteries if proper installation is confirmed.
• Check circuit board for water. The light will resume
normal operation once the water is shaken or blown out
and the light is left open until completely dry. If the light
has been contaminated with salt water, flush the unit
with fresh water and dry as described above.
USA– International 5-Year Warranty
WARRANTY – Princeton Tec warrants this product to
be free from defects in workmanship and materials
under normal use for 5 years. This warranty covers all
of the component parts of the product except batteries.
This warranty does not cover deterioration due to
normal wear or damage due to misuse, alteration,
negligence, accidents, or unauthorized repair. Princeton
Tec will repair or replace parts which are defective in
workmanship or materials.
Your authorized Princeton Tec Dealer and Princeton
Tec are the only facilities authorized to repair the
product. After (3) unsuccessful attempts (within the
warranty period) to repair the product, you have the
right to elect replacement of the product or a refund
of the purchase price less allowance for use of the
product. NO INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
ARE INCLUDED IN THIS WARRANTY. (Some states do
not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages, so the above limitations or
exclusions may not apply to you.) This warranty gives
you specific legal rights, and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state.
Princeton Tec reserves the right to change product
specifications without notice.
FOR CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS:
WARNING: This product contains Bisphenol A (BpA) a
chemical known to the State of California to cause birth
defects or other reproductive harm.
Return Policy
If your light fails to operate, follow these simple steps:
1. Check batteries. Replace if necessary.
2. To send your light in for repair or replacement, first
contact Princeton Tec customer service on
1-800-257-9080
to request an RMA number. Please
have your light model, date of purchase and a brief
description of the fault you are experiencing. No
warranty repairs will be accepted without an RMA
number.
3. Return the light without batteries to:
Princeton Tec,
PO Box 8057 Trenton NJ 08650
. Postage due and
freight collect items will not be accepted.
4. Upon receipt your light will be processed in about
two weeks. Please allow additional time for return
transportation from NJ.
Princeton Tec
PO Box 8057,
Trenton, NJ 08650
Phone: 609-298-9331
Fax: 609-298-9601
princetontec.com
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Battery Installation
– See Battery Installation Diagram
• 3 AAA
• Alkaline (LR03) or Lithium
• Rechargeable NiCad or NiMH
Princeton Tec cares about the environment and
recommends recycling batteries. For more information
about battery recycling, please go to www.
batteryrecycling.com.
To install batteries, first remove the light body from the
mounting bracket. Slide the battery door latch toward
front of light and rotate the door open. Install three AAA
batteries oriented so each negative terminal contacts a
corresponding spring. Observe proper battery polarity
when installing the batteries. Improper installation of the
batteries will damage the light and void the warranty.
Rotate the door toward the closed position, and then
squeeze the door and body to latch the door.
WARNING
!
• Never mix fresh and used batteries.
• Never mix different battery brands or chemistry types.
• Always remove drained batteries immediately.
• Remove batteries during long periods of storage.
Switch Operation
– See Figure 2
From off:
Single press:
red LED
Double press:
green LED
Triple press:
blue LED
Single press (after 3 seconds):
off
Double press
(after 3 seconds in any mode): Flash
Note: color mode is user configurable.
– See “Configuring Color Mode” below.
Five second hold:
lock or unlock the headlamp
From any visible color mode (red, green, blue)
a
two second hold
turns on the
white Maxbright LED
at
80% output. From this state, releasing then holding the
button initiates an increase to full power and then dims
From any mode, a
single press
of the button turns the
headlamp
off.
Removal and replacement of batteries will also reset
Snap RGB to unlocked state.
Configuring Color Mode. This feature allows you to
choose which colored LED comes on first
Eight second hold:
enter/leave programming mode
Note: The colored LED will flash red 3 times at 5 seconds
and then flash rapidly rapidly at 8 seconds. Release the
button to choose which colored LED comes on first. The
default order is red>green>blue. Each single button press
will change which color comes on first. To lock in your
selection hold the button again for 8 seconds. When the
LED turns off your selection is confirmed.
SNAP
®
RGB
LED HEADLAMP
Operating and Maintenance Instructions
