Whenever you need a battery powered light source, whether it’s for your upcoming camping trip, or when the power goes out, the Companion X 300 Nova LED Lantern will have you covered.
It provides you with high for bright light, low for longer battery life, and has a slow flash green LED indicator which will help you locate it in the darkness. This lantern has 300 lumens of maximum output power thanks to the 3 x ultra bright 1 watt white COB LEDs. To run it, you need 3 x 1.5V D cell batteries which are available separately.
For area lighting, you can just remove the top lens, and the built-in hanger hook on the base allows you to hang it up wherever you need illumination. Whether you’re lighting up an outdoor eating area, tent or house in a blackout – the X 300 Nova LED Lantern is a solid choice.
Rubberised handle and built-in hook on lantern base
Green slow flash LED indicator
Water resistant
External Dimensions:
9.6W x 9.6D x 18.4H cm
Packed Dimensions:
9.6W x 9.6D x 18.4H cm
Approx. Weight inc. Batt's:
0.862 Kg
Material:
Plastic
Light Source:
10W COB LED
Lumens:
300 High | 100 Low
Batteries:
3 x D Cell
Run Time:
20 hrs High | 46 hrs Low
Suggested Use:
Camping
Warranty:
1 Year
Supplier Code:
591123
Snowys Code:
126381
Reviews
(40)
4.940
Q&A's (3)
How differ from blue Primus Nova Max 300 you sold 2 years ago?1 answer
2 years ago you sold me a blue, very similar-looking 300 lumen Primus lantern. A competitor currently lists the older blue one, with the same model number as your red one. The handle in your picture is a slightly different shape to my older blue one, and the Primus logo has changed (was blue oval in silver rectangle). Do you know if there are any other differences?
Lisa - Attadale, WA(6 years ago)
G'day Lisa,
Other than a few minor aesthetic differences there isn't a whole heap different between the old and the new model of the Primus Nova Max 300 LED Lantern, the light itself is the same.
Ben - Snowys(6 years ago)
Does the emergency flashing green light drain the battery 1 answer
Does the emergency flashing green light drain the batterys
Dudley - Adelaide (7 years ago)
G'day Dudley,
The green LED indicator does consume a very small amount of power from the battery and naturally, there is a drain but it's a very prolonged drain which is probably only noticeable over a period of months/years.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
How many lumens do I need?1 answer
Just wanting to know how many lumens I would want to light up the inside of a tent and at a stretch a table outside?
Donnelle - Melbourne(7 years ago)
G'day Donnelle,
It's a little hard to give you a straight answer, as there is no hard or fast rule when it comes to recommending lumens.
We'd say that a 300-lumen lantern should be bright enough for inside a tent, or to use outside for lighting up a table. But you would probably need a lantern for both inside your tent and outside to light up each area properly Donnelle.
