Coleman 3-Panel 600l LED Lantern
December 17, 2018 - Comment
The Coleman 3-Panel 600L LED Lantern will be your go-to device for camping, power outages, and more. Three detachable panels make it easy to take light with you without carrying the entire lantern. Simply pop one or all the panels off the base to use as a personal light or flashlight for navigating your dark campsite or house. Each magnetized panel has its own controls to adjust to your liking, and easily attaches to metal surfaces for hands-free light when you need it. The base charges the panels when connected, and features a USB charging port to keep your mobile device powered and ready to go. Combined, the lights shine up to 600 lumens for as long as 20 hours, or 40 lumens on low for up to 200 hours. The lantern is IPX4 water resistant and its LED lights last a lifetime, so they never need replacing.
Product Features
- 3 removable magnetic light panels Recharge on base
- Built-in flashlight and individual controls on each light panel adjust to your liking
- IPX4 water-resistant design
- USB charging port keeps your mobile devices powered
- Light runtime: up to 20 hours for base, 3 hours for panels
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I like it now. Took a min though When I first got this all four detachable panels worked but any I attached at one location would not turn on when I used the top button. After gently pulling the connector pins out just a bit it has since worked flawlessly. It does a great job of lighting up the area around our campsites and the kids love having a night light they can take with them to bed.
Love this light! I had one of the earlier quad lights and while I really liked it, I really love this light. In general, it puts off a pleasant colored light. It has 3 brightness settings which are really handy depending on what you’re doing. When off of the main light, each of the panels has 2 brightness settings (also real handy), as well as a super bright flashlight. With all panels removed the base has enough lights to be a formidable lantern all on its own. I do haul it in the box, so that the panels…
Good camp light It should have a charging port, since the small lights will put a steady drain on the D-cells…so you’ll want rechargeable D cells, and they should have their own charger.The biggest problem is that the best batteries (EBL D Size 10000mAh NiMH Rechargeable) are too long to fit. I was able to fix the problem by removing the battery door and sanding down the plastic contact plate by about 1mm. It was easy to do, but only for the DIY crowd.I’m going to add a charging…