UCO Candlelier Deluxe Candle Lantern, Green
October 7, 2018 - Comment
Need more lumens? Amp up the brightness and fend off chill with the UCO Candlelier Candle Lantern. Sporting three 9-hour candles, this brilliant source of heat and light is perfect for large groups of campers and for home and emergency use. Brighten up your next family picnic plus keep your coffee hot, too. Just place your mug or cooking pot on the heat shield and—voila! The Candlelier cleverly heats small amounts of water or food while providing a warm, ambient glow to your campsite or porch.
Product Features
- Provides ample light, warms surroundings, and helps remove condensation.
- Heats small amounts of water or food on heat shield.
- Glass chimney and 3 spring-loaded candle tubes with viewing slots.
- Lightweight, durable aluminum construction.
- Carrying handle and twist-lock base.
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Great investment and a great backup if you find yourself … I was totally excited and anxy to use this lattern when it got home. Last night I lit the candles at 7:00 pm and this morning at 7 am one candle burned out, the other two burned out about an hour from each other after 7 pm. I tucked a blanket underneath the bedroom door and through the night the room was decently warm enough to avoid turning on the furnace. Great investment and a great backup if you find yourself suddently homeless, living in your car and needing warmth.
Extensive review covering water boiling and real world lighting I tested this lantern under two conditions. Ability to boil two cups of water, and how well it works as an outdoor lighting fixture.I made a video review of this on youtube. Search for “the suburban hippie experimentalist”, and look for the UCO Candlelier review.This lamp was able to boil two cups of water in a thin walled aluminum container with a tight lid in about 52 minutes.As far as illumination, it is adequate. I could easily make out words on…
Sometimes the older ways are the better ways… This is a cleverly designed candle lantern. The candles sit in little retaining cylinders with springs underneath them, so as the candle melts, the flame stays in exactly the same, ideal spot. The flame is protected by glass so it works even in moderate wind and the three candles are apparently powerful enough together that you could eventually boil water by placing a container on the flat metal top of the lantern (although I have never tried that). But while this design is clever, it is…