It’s the go-anywhere, use-it-for-anything lighting solution! Be it attaching it to your tackle box, your tent pole, the wall of your shed or under the bonnet of your car - there’s a reason the Dual Colour Universal LED Lantern with Lithium Battery from Hard Korr has become as popular as it has.
This lantern is now 50% brighter and uses an inbuilt rechargeable lithium battery to make it super easy and convenient. It has a powerful 155 lumen output and reliable battery life up to 6 hours on high or 90+ hours on low. Change modes effortlessly between the high, medium, or low white light, as well as the bug-reducing orange light. Oh, and no worries for wet weather either, thanks to a waterproof rating of IP66.
With the integrated magnet and durable elastic strap, you can attach the Dual Colour Universal LED Lantern with Lithium Battery wherever you need it the most, and have reassurance that you’re backed by Hard Korr’s high-quality materials and sturdy construction.
155 lumens light output
4 light modes – including orange/white technology
Inbuilt rechargeable lithium battery
Magnetic back and durable elastic strap
IP66 waterproof rating
Solid battery life – up to 6 hours on high / 90+ hours on low
Packed Dimensions:
6L x 4.5W x 5H cm
Weight:
0.077 Kg
Material:
Plastic
Waterproof:
IP66
Light Source:
Orange & White LED
Lumens:
White Low 15 | White High 155 | Orange High 50
Batteries:
Inbuilt Rechargeable Lithium Ion | USB Rechargeable
Run Time:
White Low 30 hrs | White High 4 hrs | Orange High 10 hrs
Suggested Use:
Camping | Hiking | 4WD
Warranty:
2 Year
Supplier Code:
HKUNILITH
Snowys Code:
148744
Reviews
(13)
4.813
Q&A's (6)
Brightness1 answer
Would this be too bright for sleeping kids?
Bee - Footscray, VIC (10 months ago)
G'day Bee,
Not at all - there's a few different settings which helps. You might be ok on the low white setting, but the orange light whilst the kids are sleeping would be the best bet.
Lauren - Snowys(10 months ago)
Sufficient for a 3x3 gazebo?1 answer
I don’t need much light for my gazebos as one already has LED strip lighting built in and the other has nothing. Would one of these be sufficient for a 3x3 gazebo to be used intermittently?
Mark - Wynnum, QLD(1 year ago)
G'day Mark,
I would say absolutely, yes. We use a single U-Lite Lantern to light a reasonable space under the awning without too much trouble. Only consideration would be if you were wanting to use the amber light function. This obviously isn't as bright as the white light, so in this case you may need two to efficiently light the space. Hope that helps.
Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)
Running with plugged into usb1 answer
Hello, I am close to a power source when using these. Can I run this like other lanterns where it is directly plugged in to run indefinitely?
Jay - Croydon Hills, VIC (1 year ago)
G'day Jay,
Yes it does operate whilst charging but we dont have the specs of charge/discharge rates or any info to go off wether or not doing this as a standard would effect battery health. My only question here is, why would want to run it plugged in? These Unilights have insane run times, I think I've charged ours 1-2 times total in the last year, and we use them ALL the time. Compared to other lanterns, they won't be running out even after a week or two of camping, and they have the added advantage of being small and portable - which is lost if they have to be tethered by a cable. Hope that helps.
Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)
charging indicator1 answer
I've just bought a couple of these but can't see any any indicator when plugged in that the unit is charging/fully charged. Is this correct?
Philip - Sydney, NSW (2 years ago)
G'day Phillip,
There is an indicator, but its a small red light that flashes on the side, but inside that actually frosted lantern part - just above the charging port. If it's not coming on, try with a different cable (with the same fitting), or try leaving them on charge for a few hours.
Hope that helps!
Lauren - Snowys(2 years ago)
AAA batteries ?1 answer
Does this come with a battery cradle so it can be used with AAA batteries also? Looking for that flexibility of both the rechargeable battery and AAA batteries when recharging not possible.