Product Details
CPX™ 6 Rugged XL 700 lm LED Lantern by Coleman®. Light the night using disposable or rechargeable batteries with the Coleman CPX 6 Rugged XL 700L LED Lantern. CPX system compatibility lets you choose your power: four D-cell batteries or one CPX 6 rechargeable power cartridge. This 360° light has two settings — high and low. With a runtime of up to 8 hours on high and 60 hours on low, the sun will come up before you need fresh power. The large bail handle makes it easy to carry anywhere. The LEDs run cool and never need to be replaced. The light is designed to reduce glare and create comfortable, streak-free beams.
Specifications:
| Lumens: 700 (high), 140 (low) |
| Runtime: 8 hr (high), 60 hr (low) |
| Beam distance: 12 m (high), 6 m (low) |
Features:
- CPX 6 compatible, powered by a battery cartridge (4 D batteries sold separately) or rechargeable cartridge (sold separately)
- Textured tube for perfect beam pattern
- High-impact polystyrene cover and base
- Large bail handle
- 2 modes: high, low
- IPX4 water-resistant design
- Impact-resistant
- Stays cool while running
- Lifetime LEDs never need replacing
- 3-year limited warranty
- Perfect solution for your outdoor adventures
- Made from first-grade materials for long-lasting service life
- Built to bring exceptional durability and functionality
Includes:
- 4 D-batteries sold separately.
Coleman® could see the light for the darkness. The young salesman was taking a stroll after a hard day's work selling typewriters, and spotted a new type of lamplight in a drugstore window in Brockton, Alabama. This new light burned with a strong, steady white flame and was fueled by gasoline. The standard lamp of the era burned kerosene and produced a smoky, flickering, yellowish light. W.C. was stricken with very poor eyesight, and was very interested in this new, steady white light that enabled him to read even the smallest print in books and on medicine bottles. Coleman saw potential in the new light, and through his vision a new company was born that would put America’s farms and ranches in a new light, and would eventually make his name synonymous with outdoor fun.