LED Headlamp Manufacturer
As the leading LED headlamp manufacturer in China, GoldMore has rich experience in developing and supplying high-quality LED headlamps to all of our customers for more than 10 years.





GoldMore Outdoor LED Headlamp Products

GM2825 LED Headlamp
- SIZE: 6×4.3×3.4cm
- Weight: 40g
- Work time: 8hours
- Mode: cob high light-cob half-light -cob flash
- Adjustable over-top headband

GM10133A 8LED Head Lamp
- Light source: 8 LEDs
- 4 x Lighting Modes: 8 LED/ 4 LED/ 2 LED/ Strobe
- Working time: 5H
- Beam distance: 20M
- Use 3xAAA Carbon Batteries

GM10270 LED Head Lamp
- 4 SETTINGS: High beam, low beam, red beam & red flashing
- 3 AAA Duracell Batteries
- Shines ultra-bright (110 Lumens) and bulb lasts up to 100,000 hours
- With an adjustable headband,

GM10358B LED Headlight
- Size:7*5.5*4CM
- Can be adjustable
- Lightweight and compact
- Suitable for the entire family

GM10408A USB Headlamp
- Size:6.2*4*3.5CM
- charged via USB cable directly in just 4-6 hours
- Light at a distance up to 150 meters

GM2825 LED Headlamp
- Size:10*5.7*3CM
- LED beams brightness up to 250 lumens
- Long lifespan reach up to 10,000 hours
- 3 rechargeable AAA batteries(3.7v)
- 3 modes low, high, strobe.

GM11194 LED Headlamp
- Size: L67*W35*H43mm
- Power Supply: Dry Battery
- Battery Type: AAA
- Product Weight: 68g
- Brightness: 160lumen+ 100lumens

GM11292 LED Headlight
- Size:17.3x10x3.8cm
- Reflecting a 220-yard beam
- 8-hour battery life in low mode
- IPX6 waterproof and dustproof grade.
- up and down 90 degrees

GM10117 LED Bike Headlamp
- Size:12.7×11.43×10.4cm
- Brightness can be up to 3000 lumens
- Powered by 2 x 3.7V 18650 battery
- 3 Modes Available
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Leading Head Torch Light Supplier
GoldMore can provide you with more than 1000 LED headlamp products that will allow you to support your start-up business. With GoldMore 24-hours customer service you can receive your order in 7-10 days.

Various Types Of Lights
GoldMore offers a wide range of high-performance LED headlamps, including USB rechargeable models, LED bike headlamps, and various LED headlights. Each headlamp features a bright, ultra-efficient LED bulb for superior illumination.

Lower Operating Temperatures
Our LED headlamp boast increased longevity, reduced energy consumption, and lower operating temperatures.

Water and Dust Resistant Design
The headlamp is designed with IPX4 or higher water and dust resistant design for harsh weather and outdoor environments.
Custom LED Headlamps for Every Need
Varied Styles: We offer headlamps for all preferences, including long-range models for professionals, zoom headlamps for mine workers, fun designs for kids, and stylish options for men and women.
Fully Customizable: Choose from different brightness levels, sizes, styles, colors, and shapes to get a headlamp tailored to your specific needs.
FAQs
Most Asked Questions by Our Customers
Which is better: LED or HID headlights?
Xenon HID (high-intensity discharge) are brighter than LED lights, but they are also more fragile than LEDs.
Thus, LED headlights are better for extreme travel, climbing, hiking through wooded areas since the LEDs are more durable.
What is the most important thing in LED headlamp design?
While it is a common thought that the light itself is the most important thing, the truth is a little more complicated.
The most important design feature depends on the purpose of the LED headlamp.
Plus, all features are equally important.
For camping or barbecuing headlamps, an important feature is diffused light and its ability to articulate in different angles, so the person can direct the lights anywhere.
For trail headlamps, important features include the brightness of the light, as well as balanced weight and durability.
Generally, if the light is geared towards hiking and running, more features become equally important as the light itself.
Whereas, less specialized headlamps do have light as the main feature.
What lumen output should LED headlamps have?
Generally, 20 to 40 lumens is enough to get by while camping, whether it is preparing dinner, or setting up the camp.
However, if you are focusing more on night trail running, you need at least 100-120 lumens since you or your customer will be running fast and needs to see far into the distance.
And yet, your headlamp should also be able to switch to a lower brightness because 100 lumens will be too bright for close objects, such as maps, hurting your customer’s vision.
Overall, the brightest headlamps can reach 320 lumens, and Goldmore offers up to 8000 lumens!
Of course, this is only needed if your lights target night runners, explorers, and even some construction or mine workers.
Another thing with brightness is light concentration.
If you have one light that is 20 lumens but reaches 10 meters, and another with 20 lumens but reaches 2 meters, the second light will be more concentrated – thus, brighter.
What is an ideal beam angle for an LED headlamp?
Many lamps offer adjustable beam settings, which is ideal and makes the light versatile.
Floodlight, or wide-angle, beams are great for general campsite lighting when you need to see around rather than out.
Floodlights can have a beam angle starting from 50 degrees, and up to 120 degrees.
Spotlight, or narrow-angle, beams are more useful for nighttime hiking and running when your main goal is to be able to see into the distance.
These light beams have angles starting from 4 to 45 degrees.
However, even hiking lights may need adjustment.
Some people prefer running with diffuse lights, so they see the edges of the trail.
However, if the trail has snow, then a wide-angle would make the snow reflective and blind the runner.
Overall, LED headlamps should have variable beam angles to suit any situation.

Different beam angles: 15, 30, 60 degrees
How do LED lights charge?
LED headlamps can be charged either with a primary battery or a rechargeable one.
Primary batteries aren’t used as much since they need to be replaced all the time.
Although, they can come in handy for longer camping or hiking trips where you don’t have an outlet readily available.
More often you’d have AA or AAA rechargeable batteries.
These can be charged via a USB as well as a wall outlet.
Batteries like this take about 2-8 hours to reach a full charge.

Charging options for LED headlamps
There are also solar charging options, but these aren’t used often as well.
Another note on batteries: people prefer batteries to do placed on the back, so their weight balances out the weight of the light itself.