HYBRID SOLAR POWERED FLASHLIGHT WITH EMERGENCY BATTERY BACKUP BLACK (2-Pack)

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Product Description

Hybrid Solar Powered Flashlight! Doesn't Need To Be Left In The Sun! Once Charged It Can Be Stored Anywhere And Holds A Full Charge For Over 3 Years! The Hybrid Solar Light uses revolutionary technology that generates power from sunlight and stores it. When fully charged the Hybrid Solar Light can hold a charge for years. It is environmentally friendly, durable and guaranteed for life*. Features: Always Ready - Solar Powered. Environmentally Friendly Flashlight. 2X Super Bright 1 Watt LED. Full Charge Provides 16 Hours Of Run Time. Back Up Battery Has A 7 Year Shelf Life. Power Source Indicator Lights. Can Be Charged Over And Over. 100% Waterproof And It Floats. Perfect For Everyday Use. *Guaranteed For Life (By Manufacturer) Just Add Sun! Back up battery has a 7 year shelf life. Roll it up in a sleeping bag and forget you own it - turn it on 7 years later; then simply put it in the sun or room light for a day and have a 3 year solar charge again.

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• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Note: Gift-wrapping is not available for this item.
• ASIN: B001NTT45Y
• Item model number: 700138
• Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #6,727 in Home Improvement (See Bestsellers in Home Improvement)

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Customer Reviews

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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Finally, a useful solar light, April 15, 2009

By	Holland C. St John - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I bought a pack of these a couple of months ago, and they really work. Like the review ahead of me, they do what they say. Main good points: Very solid build, does not require direct sunlight to charge, easily changed backup coin cells, runs a long time on a full charge, nice usable amount of light. Cons: the on-off switch isn't labled, so if you don't use it regularly it is not clear if you are running off the solar cell or running down your backup coin cells. Takes a long time to fully charge the solar cell if the battery is completely run down (2 days direct sunlight, 1 week if set in a window that gets daylight but no direct sun). These are really useful lights.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars new Flashlight, April 12, 2009

By	Allen Snell (ODESSA, TX United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I am a real fan of the Nightstar flashlights, but felt I had to check out the Solarlite. I had the Solarlite for a month now and feel it delivers what it promises. It floats, works under water, and just as tuff as my Nightstar. I have used it well over 6 hours on one solar charge. It is interesting to see that it does not need to be in direct sun light to start charging. I can see this as a general work light, where you leave it on the dash of your work truck to keep it full charged up. The backup batteries are 2 CR2032 3v button cells that are replaceable. It's brighter and smaller then my Nightstar. I can only see one advantage the Nightstar has over the Solarlite, and that is the on and off switch. The Nightstar switch glows in the dark to help find the flashlight. The Solarlite has a clicking system, where you have to click pass the battery backup mode to turn off the flashlight. This would drain a second of battery backup power each time you go to turn off the flashlight, but it can be seen as a way to make sure your backup batteries are working. I really like this light and have replace the factory lanyard with a split ring and glow in the dark tent cord.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Questionable Q.C., August 18, 2009

By	Dianne (Trinidad, West Indies) - See all my reviews

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Bought two 2-packs (a total of 4 flashlights). One flashlight had a slightly different beam (colour and shape) to the other three flashlights' beam. It is never able to hold charge as long as the other three. As a result, this one requires more frequent solar charging than the others even though it is barely used.
UPDATE 29/09/09 : The defective one is no longer holding charge from solar energy despite repeated charging, it now operates only on the lithium cr2032 back-up batteries.