Coleman Exponent Luminos Lantern

by Coleman

Product Features

• Compact refillable backpacking lantern
• Operates off of Powermax, Campingaz, or Coleman butane/propane fuel
• Whisper-quiet operation; runs up to 5 hours depending on fuel
• Piezo push-button ignition for matchless lighting
• #9970 push-on mantles included

Product Description

Lightweight and bright, the Coleman Exponent Luminos Lantern packs two light sources in one package. The refillable butane/propane lantern provides ample light for reading or other night activities, and the integrated LED flashlight is perfect in close quarters. The refillable tank means that your fuel canister is available when it's time to cook dinner. With whisper-quiet operation, the Luminos Lantern runs for up to 5 hours (depending on fuel). With Piezo push-button ignition, the Luminos features easy matchless lighting and a control knob for adjustable light output up to 10 candlepower. Push-on mantles mean there are no strings to tie (#9970 push-on mantles included). Stainless-steel guards protect the lantern globe, while a texturized body provides a secure, non-slip grip. Flip-out legs further stabilize the lantern. The Luminos includes a light cable for easily hanging or carrying the lantern. The Luminos Lantern operates on Coleman, Powermax, or Campingaz butane/propane fuel.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 8 x 7.6 x 7.3 inches
• Shipping Weight: 8.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B001H55L9M
• Item model number: 9975-A35
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

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4.0 out of 5 stars not quite what I hoped ...but, October 18, 2009

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This review is from: Coleman Exponent Luminos Lantern (Sports)

I have used it on one trip to yosemite. It was not as bright as I may have hoped for but a couple of qualifing factors are there. One it was a full moon the two nights we camped so couldnt get the full effect and Im used to a full size coleman lantern which really puts out the lumens. So for what it is a small lantern / lite weight... its pretty good! Its a little hard to lite it and then get the glass and cover/lid lined up but not that bad. Filling it up with gas was easy. It was totally quite when burning .The mantle(the thing you lite) seemed very durable and is in good shape even after hiking out, no tears. The directions are kind of a pain to read but once you do the lighting once you realize its pretty easy except for getting the cover back on as I had mentioned but not bad. You dont want to use it in a tent or any enclosed thing as the carbon monoxide will kill you so if you think you want a light for your tent get like a freeplay light. Its lite and you can charge it off your house electricity and turn a crank to charge it Its effecient and comes in different sizes. I also have the ML= mini lantern its brite enough to see in your two man tent and use as a flashlight. It has a big brother if you want a brighter one.Freeplay Indigo Lantern
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