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Coleman Rugged Battery Powered Lantern (Family Size)

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Coleman Rugged Battery Powered Lantern (Family Size)

(62 customer reviews)

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Features

Rugged family-size battery-powered lantern for outdoor use
13-watt fluorescent twin U-tube bulb delivers bright white light
Heavy-duty thermoplastic and rubber housing is weather-resistant
Runs for 28 hours (low) or 18 hours (high) on 8 D batteries (not included)
Cool touch bulb design; measures 9 inches in diameter and 15.25 inches tall

Description

Lantern, 8D Double U-Tube Rugged

Product Details

Product Length:	9.0 inches
Product Width:	9.0 inches
Product Height:	3.71 inches
Product Weight:	3.71 pounds
Package Length:	13.4 inches
Package Width:	7.6 inches
Package Height:	7.6 inches
Package Weight:	2.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 62 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

( 62 customer reviews )
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46 of 47 found the following review helpful:

Cheap, and got us through two power outages. Dec 17, 2006 By lighten_up_already2 "lighten_up_already2"
I bought two of these 8 D-cell lanterns for an impending storm, and sure enough the storm happened. Two of these lanterns could light the main floor of our house enough to comfortably walk around and see everything. I was told that one of our neighbors thought we had a generator. So, stock up on batteries next time there's a sale, and be ready for those power blackouts.

51 of 53 found the following review helpful:

Great Purchase Jun 11, 2006 By Jennifer
I just bought this lantern for camping and it works great. I would highly recommend it. It takes a lot of batteries but it lasts a long time and is very bright. The smaller version takes less batteries but works about the same. I have now added this lantern to my hurricane supplies, as it will come in handy if I lose power this season.

42 of 43 found the following review helpful:

This lantern rocks! Dec 21, 2007 By Laura Wheeler
This gives off a lot of light. When I put it on a table with a mirror behind it, it's even better. During a power outage, I can easily read with the amount of light this lantern produces.

30 of 30 found the following review helpful:

I SNEER AT HURRICANES! Oct 09, 2008 By Craig Hartley "hotdog"
Well, O.K., I don't sneer at hurricanes. But after Hurricane Ike and a week without power, we decided to upgrade our emergency lighting to more than flashlights, candles and chemical light sticks.

I bought three of these family-sized Coleman lanterns and three MicroPacker lanterns (also reviewed). The first time I turned on this family-sized lantern I said "WOW!" This is a serious light! I measured the light output of this lantern (I'm a photojournalist) and discovered it puts out half the light of a bare 40 watt bulb, but much, much more light than a 25 watt bulb. That is plenty of light for reading and walking around like a human being instead of stumbling around with flashlights.

The "low" setting is almost as bright as the "high" setting (only one-half stop dimmer), but extends the battery life from 17 hours to a fantastic 28 hours! I figure one set (8) of fresh "D" cells should last though a week of dark nights.

The family-sized lantern is tough and well-made. It's not waterproof, but I wouldn't worry about taking it out into the rain. It doesn't have rubber seals, but the nice, tight fittings should keep it dry.

One minor point: the large clear housing is a Coleman tradition, but a simple clear cylinder would be more streamlined and compact. The lantern is about the size of a full-sized gas mantle unit. I wouldn't backpack with it, but it is a great unit for emergencies and base camps. Now if Coleman only made a battery-powered air conditioner . . .

15 of 15 found the following review helpful:

a good lantern Jan 12, 2007 By G. Treado
The lantern is very sturdy and provides a bright white light that shines up to 20 feet if you hold it correctly. It is rugged and sturday. It fell from about 4 or 5 feet onto the ground a few times without breaking and kept shinning. The one minor problem with this is the batteries only last about 12 hours, so stock up on D batteries.

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