Portable Solar Powered LED Camping Lantern By Sirius Survival - Green

THREE LIGHTING MODES: This solar powered camping lantern features three different lighting modes. Low, Bright, and a SOS signal strobe for emergency signaling.

MULTIPLE CHARGING METHODS: This lantern can be charged two ways. You can use solar power to charge it by putting it out in the sunlight with the solar panel facing towards the sun. Or this can be quickly and easily charged by using the built in USB plug and the charging cable that is included.

BATTERY BANK: Built in 800mAh battery bank you can use to charge cell phones or other devices.

Be Prepared
When preparing to venture into the outdoors it is important to pack and carry the people gear. Having a reliable light source is essential both for normal tasks and for emergency situations. The Sirius Survival Solar Lantern provides great lighting for your needs. Featuring three light modes, low, bright, and a emergency SOS strobe. Having the ability to draw attention to your location at night with the SOS strobe could make all the difference in an emergency situation. This lantern is able to work more than 10 hours on low mode or 5 hours on high. The SOS strobe can last for 6 hours. These time durations are based on starting with a full charge.

Charging methods
This lantern can be charged by solar power utilizing the panel on top. You can also easily charge it before you head out on your next adventure by using the USB charging port under the cover on the side. It also includes the proper USB charging cable.

Multifunctionality
Not only is this a great lantern but it has a built in 800mAh battery bank that can be used to charge cell phones or other devices. Simply plug your items charging cable into the USB port and recharge your devices.

Portable
The expandable function allows for compact and easy carry
Closed Dimensions: 3 5/16” x 3 5/16” x 2 7/8”
Weight: 5 ounces

This portable solar lantern is perfect for any of the following situations:
Camping
Hiking
Boating
Travelling
Beach days
ATVing
Emergency Situations
Cookouts
Survival Bag Necessity