Backpacks | Home & Camp Lantern

Snow Peak

Home & Camp Lantern

$135.96

Description

　　The Snow Peak Home & Camp Lantern is a rechargeable and portable lamp. The lantern has a USB charging stand, adjustable handle, and dimmable warm light. To use, push the power button once to turn it on and off, and to adjust brightness, hold the power button.

　　Please note: charging cable and AC adapter not included.

　　Charging stand

　　An AC adapter is required to connect the charging stand to a home AC power source. Please use an AC adapter with an output of 5V-2.0A.

　　Type-C Connector

　　Please use an external power supply that complies with USB Type-C Current 3A. This product does not support USB-PD.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

Snow Peak

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

ES-080

Weight:

1.6 lbs (750 g)

Dimensions:

D 4.8" H 9.8"

Lumens:

400 max

Battery Life:

4 - 23 hours

Materials:

ABS, Silicone & PC Resin, Stainless Steel

Other Features:

LED Portable Lantern
Rechargeable Battery
Dimmable Warm White Lighting
Includes Lantern and Charging Stand
Charging cable and AC adapter not included

Charging Info:

Charging stand
An AC adapter is required to connect the charging stand to a home AC power source. Please use an AC adapter with an output of 5V-2.0A.

Type-C Connector
Please use an external power supply that complies with USB Type-C Current 3A. This product does not support USB-PD.

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