Product Description
The Coleman 5326A700 Rugged 4D Battery-powered U-tube Lantern lets you bring light with you wherever you go without the smell and danger of spilled fuel. The Rugged lantern runs on four D-cell batteries (not included) and provides light for up to 23 hours on low, or 14 hours on high. The seven-watt fluorescent U-tube creates a brighter and whiter light with less power.
The rugged exterior is designed to be both weather-resistant and shatter-resistant and includes a non-slip rubberized grip handle, while the bulb on this Coleman lantern utilizes an unique, quick-release system that makes it easy to replace. Convenient, durable, and affordable, this battery-powered lantern is perfect for any use, inside or out.
Manufacturer Warranty
Five-year warranty
Product Description
Built for outdoor use, so it’s perfect for camping, hunting, and other activity, the Coleman 4D Rugged Personal Size Lantern sheds 140 lumens of light on the High setting. Sporting a 7-watt fluorescent twin U-tube for a brighter, whiter light, the lantern runs cool to the touch for safety. It operates on 4 D batteries (not included), running for up to 23 hours on Low and 14 hours on High. Bulb replacement is a snap, thanks to the quick-release system. The Lantern’s rugged design is weather-resistant and shatter-resistant, including a non-slip, rubberized handle for comfortable carrying, and heavy-duty thermoplastic and rubber construction so it stands up to heavy use in the outdoors. Lantern measures approximately 11” x 7” x 7” and weighs 1.81 pounds without batteries.
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Xhaiden says:
This is a good light that puts out a nice amount of light and doesn’t kill batteries too fast because of the flourescent light. Good for blackouts and a nice handle.
February 25, 2010, 3:50 pmViviano says:
Appears rugged enough to withstand the rigors of car camping. It’s not particularly bright, but will illuminate your immediate area adequately. The difference in light output between High and Low settings is barely noticeable, you might as well use it on Low most of the time to save battery.
February 25, 2010, 10:27 pm