Camping Lights 2 Pack Battery Operated Lanterns for Camping Tent Hiking Home Indoor and Outdoor (Yellow Green)
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							1.Are these camping lantern safe? Any security risks? Absolutely safe.We use AAA batteries and they don’t get too hot. 2.Should you be in a tent during a Hurricane?YES, Just make sure you face the tent due East. Also make sure to wear colorful clothing as that will help in recovering the body. 3.How long does the light last? Light up to 10 hours with full battery capacity.
							
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							This handy camping lantern is only 75g after you input three batteries. Super compact for camping trip. (AAA batteries not included)
							
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							Product Application: Emergency Lighting, night outdoor play, camping, hiking, hunting, mountaineering, fishing, reading are appropriate.
							
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							Made by ABS plastic. Using 8mm LED x 3,Its high-setting of 150 Lumens offers maximum brightness.
							
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							100% Satisfaction guarantee-- Any question please contact us,10 YEARS WARRANTY included by Okapia.
							
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