Life Gear LIGHT3D30R Quad-Power Light3D Rugged Edition, Black

by Life Gear

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Life Gear's Quad-Power Light3D rugged Edition is the ultimate light for work and outdoors. Part of Life Gear's Quad-Power series of lights, this light provides four major sources of power available to you 100% of the time. This light versatile light can be powered by connecting to an outlet in the wall of you home, buy using normal-cell batteries, using the hand crank or by connecting the unit to your car cigarette lighter or power receptacle (DC). With the cell phone adapter, these power options can be utilized to recharge your cell phone. In addition to its versatile power options, this unit features 3 lights in one! Equipped with Super Bright LEDs, this light can be used a lantern, flasher or flashlight. The Lantern Function features 18 LEDs with the ability to direct light from 90 degrees to 360 degrees. The Light3D also features a rubberized durable casing that makes it the ideal flashlight to have in almost any situation. Life Gear products provide attractive and useful features that can be used daily while having components that can be potentially life saving during time of need. Life Gear: Peace of mind, Wherever you go.

Product Description

Life Gear LIGHT 3D30R Quad Power, Light-3D Rugged Edition 360ΒΊ LED Flashlight/Lantern

Product Details

• Item Weight: 9.6 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 13.6 ounces
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B001G0J5XQ
• Item model number: LIGHT3D30R
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #244,581 in Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Home Improvement)

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3.0 out of 5 stars Bright, but cranking duration is unimpressive, March 3, 2009

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This review is from: Life Gear LIGHT3D30R Quad-Power Light3D Rugged Edition, Black (Tools & Home Improvement)

This is more of a spotlight/worklight that a camping-type lantern. It DOES throw a bright light in one 'spot-like/flashlight' pattern if you keep all the LED's facing in one direction (they're movable). But even after 30 minutes of cranking (at slow-to-moderate speed), I only got approximatly 20 minutes of useable light. I'm hoping that with the AC adapter I've sent-for from LifeGear, I will get a longer light duration. (It also runs on 3 XAAA battreies). By the way, using only 1/3 of the LED's gives almost as much light as using all of them...so using only 1/3 of the LED's 'might' give a longer light duration. I'll test it once I get the AC adapter from LifeGear. There is, however, one useful purpose for which this light will comes in handy. As I said, it IS bright (for a short duration, when cranked.) But if you combine it with an item sold on Amazon...the "Stage Ninja SBL-702 Scorpion Series Sound Booth Light Holder"...and put in batteries in the Light3D, you will have an excellent 'positional' worklight for working on your car's engine at night. The Stage Ninja SBL-702 Scorpion Series Sound Booth Light Holder is made to hold D cell-width flashlights, and the LifeGear Light 3D is a 'tad' wider than a D cell flashlight diameter. But with a little effort and finess, the Stage Ninja SBL-702 Scorpion Series Sound Booth Light Holder will clamp around the LifeGear light, and allow you to project a very bright area light into any area of your engine compartment...hands free. But go easy when you squezze the Light 3D into the Stage Ninja SBL-702 Scorpion Series Sound Booth Light Holder 'clamp'...too much stretching of the clamp could crack the clamp's plastic...should it be slightly ill-formed. So, don't say I didn't warn you. In place of the Stage Ninja SBL-702 Scorpion Series Sound Booth Light Holder, you can always use the clamp arm from one of those $6-$8 metal clamp lights that Amazon sells...it it should work almost as well, but just won't be as flexible. [Follow-up-One year later: I decided to place regular alkaline batteries in the unit, rather than be bothered with cranking it when I needed it (for roadside emergencies). But I DID 'crank it up' one last time, and put it in my car's trunk for storage...and forgot about it. Then, almost exactly one year later, I decided to test the 'charge-holding ability' of the cranking I did a year prior. So, I removed the alkaline batteries, and turned on the switch...and amazingly, it projected its full light for the full duration of time as described above. In other words, it susprisingly held its 'crank charge' for a full year.