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Coleman Coleman® LED Quad Lantern
24 white LEDs for brilliant, intense light190 lumens of total light Four removable sections powered by NiMH rechargeable batteriesBase powered by 8 D-cell batteries - charges removable sections when dockedRun time: 75 hours Enjoy bright LED light at the tent or around the campground with the Coleman® LED Quad Lantern. This innovative and versatile light provides you with the brilliant, intense light of 24 white LEDs for the campsite or tent. These powerful 5mm LEDs are distributed between four removable sections powered by NiMH rechargeable batteries, giving up to four people the option of removing a section to walk around camp without taking the entire lantern. All together, this lantern provides up to 190 lumens of light, delivering a light range of up to 26 feet. Base powered by 8 D-cell batteries, which recharge removable sections when they are docked to base. Lantern runs up to 75 hours. Lantern weight (without batteries): 98.4 oz. Manufacturer's limited 5 year warranty. Manufacturer model #: 2000001150. There's a reason Coleman uses the image of a lantern in its logo. A leader in the lantern industry since its start in the early 1900s with a portable table lamp and gas lantern, Coleman continues today to lead the way in lantern innovations and provide the best in portable lanterns. Whatever your needs and preferences, Coleman has a lantern for you. Work or camping, battery or fuel, dual fuel or propane, pocket-sized electronic LED or full size mantle lantern, nearly 100 years of experience and innovation shines in every lantern Coleman makes.
Questions & Answers for Coleman Coleman® LED Quad Lantern
Question
Can each section be used independently while still attached to the base?
Is the 72 hr. approx. time of usage with all four banks on. If so then will the usage of only one or two banks extend the estimated time of use? And can each of the banks be turned on and off independently while attached to the home power source?
asked 4 years, 1 month ago on Coleman® LED Quad Lantern
by
DancingBear
5 answers
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answer 1
Yes, and if the charge on one unit is depleted it will not turn off the whole lantern.
answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago
by
Saltless1
answer 2
Yes the 72 hour use time is with all four banks on. When attached to the base, it's an "all or nothing proposition" - when detached - each panel will last approximately 1 and a half hours each.
answered 1 year ago
by
Roz1
- Central Virginia
answer 3
1. Yes. 2. Yes it will extend the time. 3. Yes they can be independently operated on the home power source.
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
by
CubMaster679
- Las Vegas, NV
answer 4
Only if you remove other units that you prefer not to be turned on. I have not left the entire unit on for an extened period of time so I'm unable to answer the usage question.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
by
MLBauer
- Fayetteville, GA
answer 5
I have never tried leaving it on for 72 hours. However; I have owned this lantern for over a year with regular use, and I am still on the original set of batteries. 72 hours seems reasonable to me for all 4 banks. It seems logical that less banks would extend run time further. Banks cannot be turned on/off individually when attached to base unit. If you want less than all four panels to light, just remove the unwanted panels and the remaining ones will light via the base on/off button.
answered 3 years, 4 months ago
by
HuntinFever
- The Adirondacks - NY
Question
Does this lantern use both rechargeable batteries and non-rechargeable batteries?
asked 1 year, 6 months ago on Coleman® LED Quad Lantern
by
Rich42276
3 answers
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answer 1
You can use rechargeable batteries in the lantern - it's just that the lantern lasts 7 hours continuous use with regular batteries. You just won't be charging it alot.
answered 1 year ago
by
Roz1
- Central Virginia
answer 2
It requires 8 D size batteries that can be rechargeable. In each of the 4 sections is a NiMH rechargeable battery that gets its charge from the D batteries.
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
by
CubMaster679
- Las Vegas, NV
answer 3
A review on the Coleman website states:
Take note the lantern as a unit runs on "D" batteries, but the removeable lights once removed run on rechargeable "AAA" batteries which are included. These batteries charge off of the "D" batteries. Takes 8 D batteries.
Take note the lantern as a unit runs on "D" batteries, but the removeable lights once removed run on rechargeable "AAA" batteries which are included. These batteries charge off of the "D" batteries. Takes 8 D batteries.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
by
BPSResource10
- Springfield, MO
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