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Sellmark Corporation
A helmet-mounted light designed for hands-free illumination in tactical, rescue, and outdoor applications, the Inforce Helmet Mounted Light delivers 400 lumens of white output from a compact 3-ounce package. Built to mount on standard rail-equipped helmets without tools, this headlamp puts bright, focused light exactly where you're looking—ideal for close to mid-range target work, search operations, or low-light field tasks where mounting a light to your helmet beats holding a flashlight or relying on a headband.
The light runs three operating modes: constant-on for sustained illumination, momentary for controlled bursts, and strobe for signaling or disorientation. A lockout system prevents accidental activation in the field, so you control when the light comes on. The durable, compact design is built to take hard use and has been extensively tested for reliability—no flimsy gimmicks, just solid performance you can count on when you need it.
If you run a tactical helmet, plate carrier setup, or work in roles where hands-free, head-mounted light makes sense, this is a straightforward choice: simple mounting on any rail-capable helmet, no added weight to speak of, and the output and runtime to handle real work.
| Output | 400 lumens |
| Light Color | White |
| Weight | 3 ounces |
| Operating Modes | Constant, momentary, strobe |
| Mount Type | Standard helmet rail systems |
| Installation | No additional tools required |
| Color | Black |
The Inforce mounts on any helmet with standard rail-capable systems—common on tactical helmets, bump helmets, and many modern safety helmets equipped with Picatinny or similar rail platforms. Check your helmet's rail compatibility before purchase.
You have three modes: constant (steady light), momentary (light only when you press), and strobe. The light includes a lockout system to prevent accidental activation in the field.
400 lumens is solid for identifying targets and obstacles at close distance and extends well into mid-range—better than a handheld low-lumen flashlight, but not a spotlight. It's sized to fill your field of view from a helmet-mounted position, not throw light a hundred yards downrange.
No—it mounts directly to your helmet rails with no additional tools required. The setup is simple and straightforward.
Sellmark Corporation
A helmet-mounted light designed for hands-free illumination in tactical, rescue, and outdoor applications, the Inforce Helmet Mounted Light delivers 400 lumens of white output from a compact 3-ounce package. Built to mount on standard rail-equipped helmets without tools, this headlamp puts bright, focused light exactly where you're looking—ideal for close to mid-range target work, search operations, or low-light field tasks where mounting a light to your helmet beats holding a flashlight or relying on a headband.
The light runs three operating modes: constant-on for sustained illumination, momentary for controlled bursts, and strobe for signaling or disorientation. A lockout system prevents accidental activation in the field, so you control when the light comes on. The durable, compact design is built to take hard use and has been extensively tested for reliability—no flimsy gimmicks, just solid performance you can count on when you need it.
If you run a tactical helmet, plate carrier setup, or work in roles where hands-free, head-mounted light makes sense, this is a straightforward choice: simple mounting on any rail-capable helmet, no added weight to speak of, and the output and runtime to handle real work.
| Output | 400 lumens |
| Light Color | White |
| Weight | 3 ounces |
| Operating Modes | Constant, momentary, strobe |
| Mount Type | Standard helmet rail systems |
| Installation | No additional tools required |
| Color | Black |
The Inforce mounts on any helmet with standard rail-capable systems—common on tactical helmets, bump helmets, and many modern safety helmets equipped with Picatinny or similar rail platforms. Check your helmet's rail compatibility before purchase.
You have three modes: constant (steady light), momentary (light only when you press), and strobe. The light includes a lockout system to prevent accidental activation in the field.
400 lumens is solid for identifying targets and obstacles at close distance and extends well into mid-range—better than a handheld low-lumen flashlight, but not a spotlight. It's sized to fill your field of view from a helmet-mounted position, not throw light a hundred yards downrange.
No—it mounts directly to your helmet rails with no additional tools required. The setup is simple and straightforward.
