CoreTech2x Waterproof Emergency Light with Cutter and Cigarette Lighter
R349
About
This little blighter's got more tricks up its sleeve than a magpie at a jewellery shop! Not only does it light up your night like a mini sun (minus the pesky insects, thank you very much), but it's also got a built-in lighter for those campfire emergencies (don't worry, it won't set your eyebrows alight). Plus, a handy screwdriver for those inevitable loose screws on your adventures. All packed into a weatherproof shell that's happy to come rain or shine. It's basically your own personal pocket Mary Poppins' bag, shrunk down to keychain size. Pop it on your backpack and be the hero of your next camping trip (lighter fluid not included, mind you).
Product Features
- Long-lasting illumination (3-4 hours runtime) with multiple light modes (high/low white, high/low yellow, flashing)
- Compact and portable keychain design with spring lock hook for easy attachment
- Simulated warm sunlight mode for a comfortable ambience and reduced insect attraction
- Weatherproof construction for reliable performance in rain
- Multi-functional tool with integrated lighter, screwdriver (flathead & Phillips), and solar charging capabilities
Product Specifications
- Battery: 402050 polymer battery, 400mAh
- Material: ABS+PS+PC
- Dimensions: 52mm x 26mm x 115mm
- Charging time: Approximately 2 hours
- Input: 5V 1.0A
- Light source: LED
- Light modes: Main light (high/low white), Secondary light (high/low white, high/low yellow, bright yellow-white, flashing yellow-white)
- Additional features: Spring lock hook, Type-C charging port, display screen (battery level & ignition count), lighter, screwdriver (3.0 flathead & Phillips)
- Warranty: 6 Months
What's in the box?
- 2x Multi-Function Emergency Light
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