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Thursday, Jun 26
Style: 4 Panel
Features
- LUMENS: Up to 800 lumens for base; 100 for panels
- BEAM DISTANCE: Up to 18 meters for base and 13 meters for panels
- RUNTIME: Up 20 hours for base, 3 for panels
- RECHARGEABLE PANELS: 4 Take-Along light panels recharge on base
- USB PORT: Keeps mobile devices powered
- WATER RESISTANCE: IPX4 rating for reliable use outdoors in the elements
- BATTERY POWERED: 4 or 8 D-cell batteries (sold separately) for base; each panel runs on 3 AAA NIMH batteries (included)
- 3-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Description
. 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. The lantern is IPX4 water resistant and its LED lights last a lifetime, so they never need replacing.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 9.84 x 6.14 x 6.06 inches
Package Weight: 1.37 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 13.75 x 13.75 x 2.87 inches
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Brand Name: Coleman
Warranty Description: 3-year warranty.
Model Name: 2000030727
Color: Red
Material: Plastic
Suggested Users: Unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: The Coleman Company, Inc.
Part Number: 2000030727
Style: 4 Panel
Included Components: Lantern
Size: 800 Lumen
Date First Available: February 7, 2018
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 4 Panel
To start off, I own all 3 variants of this lantern. They all use identical removable panels. They have 2 brightness settings, high and low, plus a flashlight. The 3 different bases all have similar features and function the same way, but the 4 panel version adds a 3rd brightness level that applies to any panels currently attached to it. Now for the things you need to know to make your experience with these lanterns much better. First, there is a significant chance that you will damage some of the charging/power contacts (3 per panel) on the base if you don’t pay attention when returning the panels to their docks. The contacts are easily bent/crushed. To avoid this, angle the panel at 45 degrees, insert the bottom edge UNDER the contacts and ABOVE the lip at the bottom of the panel dock (make sure that it’s lined up left/right with the 3 contact openings on the back of the panel at the bottom) and then rotate it back into its attached position. The magnet will grab it and pull it back the rest of the way once it’s close enough. If you do this, you will never damage the contacts putting the panels back on the base. Next, the bane of many owner’s of these lanterns (and any other product) that use rechargeable batteries. The NiMH batteries used in the removable panels require some maintenance or they will be dead before you know it. If they go completely dead, that’s it; they’re probably toast! This can happen before you receive the lantern, while it sits for years in inventory. If the panels are dead (when removed from the base) when you receive it, you will most likely need to replace the rechargeable batteries with new ones. Try to recharge them first and see how long they last (see procedure below.) If significantly less than 3 hours, they need to be replaced or reconditioned. Even if they are working, it’s a good idea to cycle them when you receive the lantern to determine their condition. There’s a good chance that they will be OK if they still have some charge, but it may take a few cycles for them to reach full capacity. The batteries are NiMH AAA 600 mAh cells. 3 are required for each panel. They are easy to replace and readily available here on Amazon. Don’t fall prey to getting cells with a higher capacity (mAh number). The lantern is designed for this specific capacity and has limited available power from the D cells that power it to charge them. Higher capacity cells will just drain the D’s faster and may not charge them fully. They may also strain the charging circuit in the lantern, potentially causing permanent damage or a fire risk. If dead NiMH batteries are enough for you to return the lantern for a refund or replacement, you probably shouldn’t buy one. If you choose a replacement, it will likely have the same problem. Warranty claim, same situation. If you’re adventurous, you can try to recondition the original rechargeable cells, but unless you already own a charger with this functionality (and have a significant amount of time to devote to the process), it’s just easier to buy new ones. Another thing to consider, reconditioning doesn’t always work. Once you have good NiMH cells in your panels they will require a bit of attention every month or two. The panels should be removed from the base and turned on “high” to fully discharge them (the panels will shut off before they go completely dead), then immediately replaced on the base to recharge them completely. Keep track of how long it takes to run them down to determine the batteries health. Be sure that there are fresh D cells in the base before replacing the panels for charging. This procedure will keep the panels/NiMH batteries in excellent working condition for many years to come. After they are fully charged, you can remove the D cells to keep them from discharging over time or leave them installed. Either way, this process should be performed on the same schedule. I contacted Coleman Customer Care recently regarding how long it takes to fully recharge a completely depleted panel on several variations of these lanterns. Their reply was 8 hours for the 2 panel version. I expect that it’s the same for the other iterations. They didn’t specify the condition of the D cells, but I assume fresh/new. Just to be sure, give it at least 12 hours, since condition directly affects charging time. I personally give them 24 hours (but I’m a bit OCD!) There are a couple of other things, like not aligning the battery cover correctly before closing (doesn’t apply to the 2 panel version) or dropping the lantern more than a few inches, that will result in a fairly bad outcome, but that’s not what this review is about!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 6, 2022 by Scott H. Price
Style: 4 Panel
I bought a 4 panel version. Took it on 2 camping trips. Love the removable lights. Not the brightest light I've used but is more than enough to keep a small area well lit. With using D batteries in its base. it's very heavy so needs a strong support to be hung up. The panels are a bit finicky to reattach and if this gets dropped or knocked over, the panels tend to fall off. Yes I dropped it. Yes it still works just fine. Great concept for a camp light but could use a weight reduction and revise in design.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 27, 2022 by GW
Style: 4 Panel
Worked great on our camping trip. Bright!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 10, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: 4 Panel
Great product for the home or outdoors.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 25, 2022 by Butch Ilievski
Style: 4 Panel
Very bright and easy to use. Allows kids to have their own flashlight without having to worry about constantly replacing batteries.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 14, 2022 by Joseph Urbanski
Style: 4 Panel
As we prepare for a hurricane this has come in just in time. So bright and easy to use. Hope we don’t have to use it but I’m glad I have it just in case.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 23, 2022 by Michelle
Style: 3 Panel
First, the pros: - The lights themselves are kinda neat. They're about the size of a cell phone and very light. Not sure how/where I'll use the magnetic feature but I could imagine that would be very useful in working on cars, and I could see the kickstand as being useful when I work on/in a computer. - Two brightness settings and a "flashlight" function should help the longevity of the panels - 3x AAA should keep them running for a decently long time on the low power and flashlight-only setting. - This might be kind of a "con," but the panels' lightness suggests to me that if you dropped one less than ~3-6 feet, it doesn't really have the mass to do any real damage to itself. Unfortunately that's about it. The cons: - BE VERY SURE YOU LINE UP THE ARROWS CORRECTLY when you first install the batteries. It's possible to "lock" the chamber in the incorrect position, and if you DO that, it's extremely difficult to get the battery chamber to dislodge from the unit. So when you're rotating that assembly, make sure you line the arrows up. - The charging contact points can be very finicky. Make sure the lights are actually lit up and receiving power from the base unit, otherwise you might get a surprise if/when removing the panels and finding they haven't been charged. - The base unit does NOT feel like it is outdoors-ready. The plastic is very cheap and thin, and the sole point of contact to power the unit (I got a close look at it when I was trying to remedy my screw-up with bad arrow placement) is a single thin wire that looks like it was badly soldered to a very fragile single contact point. This thing will probably (irreparably) break immediately if/when dropped on a hard enough surface. - For as much as I praised the lightness of the panels, they do kinda feel like something you'd get 20 of "for just $19.99!" on a 1-800 call-in offer. The three rechargeable AAAs inside each one is *probably* where the bulk of the price of this thing comes from. If you plan on using this exclusively as a power outage tool, you'll probably be fine, but for a company that bills itself as a "camping gear" company...this doesn't cut it.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 9, 2022 by P. Dye
Style: 4 Panel
This was the best purchase we made for a long outdoor trip with kids. The fact that you can break apart the light so you disinterested need to move the entire lantern was a game changer! Love it!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 4, 2022 by Ben