COAST EAL22 Emergency Area Lantern

Removing the globe exposes the LEDs directly, which increases the lumen output and creates a more focused, intense beam compared to the diffused light provided by the globe. This is particularly useful when you need to illuminate a larger area or need a brighter light source for specific tasks.

Yes, the EAL22 features an IPX4 rating, meaning it is splash-resistant. While it can handle light rain or damp conditions, it should not be submerged in water.

The red light mode is designed for emergency signaling or preserving your night vision. It is less disruptive to your eyes than standard white light, making it ideal for checking maps or navigating a campsite without ruining your ability to see in the dark.

The lantern features built-in carabiners that allow you to easily clip it to tent loops, branches, or overhead lines. This design provides hands-free, overhead illumination, which is much more effective for lighting up a tent or workspace than placing the lantern on the ground.

The 225-hour run time is based on the lantern's lowest brightness setting. Using the lantern on its maximum 1250-lumen output will significantly reduce the battery life, so plan accordingly if you need extended use.

The EAL22 is powered by three standard D batteries. Because it relies on disposable batteries rather than a rechargeable internal pack, it is a reliable choice for long-term emergency kits where you might not have access to a power source for charging.