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Salt Water Powered Light with USB Charging Port
Salt Water Powered Light with USB Charging Port
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This salt water powered light gives you 350 lumens without disposable batteries or a wall outlet, and it has a USB port for charging small devices.
Why preppers want this
- Powered by salt water, so it does not need traditional batteries or electrical outlets.
- Listed at 350 lumens with up to 120 hours of light on a single fill.
- The built-in USB port (5V-2A output) can charge smartphones, tablets and other small electronics.
- Rated IPX4 for water protection.
- Described as lightweight and compact for carrying.
Built for
- Power shortages at home.
- Camping and fishing trips.
- Remote areas where outlets are not available.
Specifications
| Brightness | 350 lumens |
|---|---|
| Run time | Up to 120 hours |
| USB output | 5V-2A |
| Color temperature | 6000K |
| Water protection | IPX4 |
| Size | 9.84 x 3.54 x 3.54 in |
| Options | Replaceable plate, light |
FAQ
What powers this light?
It is powered by salt water instead of traditional batteries or electrical outlets.
How long does it run?
The listing says up to 120 hours on a single fill.
Can it charge my phone?
It has a USB port with 5V-2A output, and the listing says it can charge smartphones, tablets and other small electronics.
Is it waterproof?
It is rated IPX4. The listing does not state any other water rating.
