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Apollo Lantern
Black Diamond
Apollo Lantern
$55.96
Description

　　Fully rechargeable lantern also powers handheld electronics; 225 lumens

　　The completely redesigned Black Diamond Apollo takes their classic lantern and adds a rechargeable battery and the capacity to charge your handheld electronics via USB. The Apollo features 225 lumens of glare-free light and folding legs so you can take it anywhere, any time.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Black Diamond
Lumens:
225 max
Bulb Type:
LED
Battery:
Rechargeable Pack
Weight:
250 g / 8.8 oz (350 g / 9.9 oz with AA batteries)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
BD620716
Other Features:
• QuadPower LED with 225 lumens (on max setting) enclosed in a diffuser globe for bright, glare-free light
• Runs on internal rechargeable lithium ion battery (2600 mAh capacity) or 3 AA batteries
• USB port charges handheld electronics (cord included)
• Average time to charge phone: 3.5 hours
• Power meter displays for both alkalines and internal rechargeable battery
• Strobe mode and unique dimming function for adjustable brightness
• Collapsible, double-hook hang loop and redesigned folding legs for multiple lighting options
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