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LED Lantern
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Perfect for giving the inside of your tent some lighting, the LED Candle Lantern by SnowPeak offers 3 levels of lighting, and will even flicker when it sense movement or wind, just like a real candle. You can hang it by a hook or place it on a surface, and it's silicone rubber exterior makes it durable.
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Manufacturer Snow Peak Weight 6 oz. Color White Size One Size Mfg Sku/Part Number ES-010 Other Features Hozuki LED lantern features an innovative candle mode that allows the LED to respond to sound or wind with flickering light; press the on/off button twice to enter candle mode
3 lighting levels
Dimmer setting allows you to pick your light level
Silicone rubber lantern shade diffuses light and withstands regular use while camping and traveling
Use the integrated hook to carry the lantern or hang it from a loop inside your tent; flip the lantern upside down and set it on top of the hook for use as a tabletop light
4 AA batteries provide up to 40 hrs. of operation on low, 10 hrs. on medium and 4 hrs. on high
Lantern can be powered via a USB mini cable (not included) while you're working on your laptop computer - Product Reviews
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- Will buy more Review by Patricia
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Price Value Quality I love this lantern. I use the Sanyo eneloop (retains 75% charge for 3 years even when not used) batteries, so, when I am not using the Hozuki Lantern it stays in my (earthquake) emergency preparedness kit. I know that it will be there whenever I need it. Going to purchase more because one is not enough.
(Posted on 11/6/11)
- Glad I Bought It Review by 2ByoungAGAIN
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Price Value Quality I was hesitant to purchase this considering the price. I'll admit, I had a coupon for a discount when I bought it. I did however buy a 2nd one. These are great lanterns. Adjustable, lightweight and with rechargeable batteries; not very costly to operate. It can go with you to the washroom in the middle of the night or on a hike with you as well. If the price ever comes down, these will be snapped up like hotcakes at a pancake breakfast. If you want a lantern that gives off some heat for cool weather camping, this isn't it; then I'd consider the UCO Candle lantern; beats the old propane or butane models in my opinion.
(Posted on 8/31/11)
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