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A rugged compact lantern for when you need a lot of light without it taking up a lot of space. The Siege AA uses affordable easy-to-find AA alkaline batteries to provide 360 degrees of soft even light that illuminates a large area. WHITE LED mode : White LED (one C4 LED) with cover removed: High for brightest light: 200 lumens; runs 7 hours Medium for bright light and longer run times: 100 lumens; runs 15.5 hours Low provides extended run times for when less light is needed: 50 lumens; runs 37 hours RED LED mode : Red LED (two red LEDs) Red LED High (night vision preserving mode): 0.7 lumens; runs 192 hours (8 days) Flash SOS mode for emergency signaling: 0.7 lumens; runs 288 hours (12 days) FEATURES: Polycarbonate glare-reducing cover provides soft even 360 light distribution; comfortable to use in close quarters without impairing vision; cover is removable to illuminate large areas Stand it upright or to use as an overhead light or hang it with D-ring on base of lantern Incorporated D-ring on bottom of lantern is spring-loaded to stow against the light out of the way when not in use Ergonomic handle designed to lock in upright or stowed position; incorporated hook allows for hanging on horizontal rope cables and pipes Keyed battery door facilitates battery replacement in the dark Recessed power button prevents accidental actuation;features battery level indicator Battery level indicator changes from green to yellow to red then to flashing red when batteries reach the end of their useable life Durable polymer construction with rubber molded base that provides stability on slippery or uneven surfaces IPX7 waterproof to 1m submersion; it floats; 2m impact resistance tested It floats so you can retrieve it if you drop it in the water RoHS compliant
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
