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Quechua Camping Lamp BL 60 Rechargeable USB-C and Dynamo 60 Lumens
You’ll never be short of light! This lamp can be recharged via USB-C port, and in case of an empty battery, a back-up dynamo system lets you carry on using it.
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About this item:
- 3 modes: 10 lumens (red) - 30 lumens - 60 lumens | Lighting for 1 or 2 people
- 6hr30 at 60lm | 11hr at 30lm | 9hr at 10lm | Rechargeable via USB-C or dynamo
- Easy to hang with integrated hook | Change of mode by pressing a single button
- IPX4 rated lamp: withstands rain in all conditions
- Lightweight: 6.1 oz (174 g)
Product Features
Power
3 modes: 10 lumens (red) - 30 lumens - 60 lumens | Lights up 1 or 2 people
Battery life
6hr30 at 60lm | 11hr at 30lm | 9hr at 10lm | Rechargeable via USB-C or dynamo
Easy to use
Easy to hang with integrated hook | Change of mode by pressing a single button
Waterproof
IPX4 rated lamp: withstands rain in all conditions
Compact design
This lamp is 3.5” (9 cm) high and 3.35” (8.5 cm) in diameter
Weight
Lightweight: 6.13 oz (174 g)
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Product Customer Reviews
It has a hook for hanging and a dynamo, which makes logistics easier when camping.
This small camping lamp is very practical for additional lighting or for evening and night use. 3 positions: red and 2 white intensities. Easy and convenient charging with the included cable.
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I highly recommend this camping lamp. Very easy to use and very useful when camping when night falls.
We use it as a night light in our baby's room. It is very useful and we are happy with it. We did not have the opportunity to use it in a camping environment.
For use without a plug
Very suitable for outdoor lighting use
I love it so much. It doesn't attract flies. The red option is also very romantic. Its battery lasts a long time. I'm glad I bought it.
Its brightness is good for a camping tent but it is not very high level outside. Its charging is very good.
Light intensity not suitable for outdoor camping environments , even using the highest mode fails against a cellphone flash
Good for a tent or a table. It's quite good for medium power.
The lamp is very good overall and I'd be happy with the product if it weren't for the short battery life. The battery lasts less than specified, a total disappointment since that was a big concern for me when I decided to buy the product.
Okay
Can be charged via dynamo, just a minute of turns will give you four minutes of light!
I really like this product, thank you Decathlon
Additional Product Information
Composition
Electronic circuit: 100.0% PCBA ; Plastic shell: 100.0% Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene ; Battery: 100.0% Battery ; Grip: 100.0% Thermoplastic Polyethylene ; Hook: 100.0% Steel
How to use the rechargeable bl60 dynamo lamp
When your lamp has been on for more than 5 seconds, simply press the button to go directly to off mode. To turn the lamp back on and switch modes, press the same button again quickly.
What type of power does the bl60 rechargeable dynamo lamp use?
The battery has a capacity of 750 milliamps.The lamp battery can be recharged using its USB-C port. You can recharge it using: a power socket, car cigarette lighter or any standard USB port (including a solar panel). The USB-C charging cable is sold with the lamp. However, this is not the case with the AC adapter, but you can, for example, use the USB A charger from your smartphone.
How long does it take to charge the bl60 dynamo rechargeable lamp?
It takes 3 hours to fully recharge the battery on a 220V mains plug. A flashing red LED shows when charging starts, while a constant red LED shows when charging ends. For the dynamo system: turn the dynamo one minute for 4 minutes of light. A circuit breaker protects the battery from over-charging.When 15% energy remains, the lamp flashes and reduces to 30 lm.
What type of lighting is used?
For your visual comfort, we chose a warmer light than the old model. We have also improved the light diffusion to make it more uniform.
Product testing
Our Quechua global design center is based in Passy, at the foot of Mont-Blanc in Haute Savoie. This location makes it a real meeting place for our teams (designers, product managers, engineers, etc) and outdoor sports enthusiasts. A great asset for designing high-quality products for camping trips and giving you access to all our expertise.
Storage instructions
Store in a clean and dry place. Discharge and fully recharge the battery before a long period of non-use.
Guarantee
2 years
Origin
Imported
Quechua Camping Lamp BL 60 Rechargeable USB-C and Dynamo 60 Lumens
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Heavy products return policy
If you return a product you will receive a refund for the purchase price plus any applicable sales taxes, less any non-refundable charges.
Decathlon will cover all shipping costs associated with your return except for items excluded from our return policy such as bikes, basketball hoops, snowboards, surfboards, tents, and other larger / heavier items.
Return costs for heavy products:
| Weight Thresholds | Shipping within California | Shipping outside of California |
|---|---|---|
| > 9 lbs | $20.00 | $25.00 |
| > 30 lbs | $50.00 | $65.00 |
| > 100 lbs | $100.00 | $125.00 |
| > 200 lbs | $200.00 | $230.00 |
If you return a product at any of our store locations, we will gladly help you find the best alternative product or refund you on the spot.
