







Power Bank Emergency LED Lantern
1500 Lumens ● Power bank discharge
Shelf-stable D batteries ● 100 hour maximum runtime ● Multi-purpose handles ● 4 output levels ● IPX4 Water Resistant
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360° light and phone charging for camping, outages & off-grid nights
Light the Room, Charge the Phone, Ride Out the Outage
When the power's out or you're hours from the nearest outlet, this lantern does two jobs at once. A 360° LED panel throws bright, even light in every direction; 1500 lumens with no dark side and no aiming required, so one lantern in the middle of the table lights the whole table. And the built-in power bank turns the same batteries into a phone charger, so a dead battery never becomes an emergency.
Four brightness modes let you match the moment: 1500 lumens to flood a work area, or 30-lumen Eco for a tent light that runs up to 100 hours on a single set of batteries. A glow-in-the-dark power button is easy to find in a blackout, and dual fold-down handles let you carry it, hang it from a tent pole, or hook it over a branch.
The D-cell design is what earns this lantern a spot in a storm kit. Alkaline D batteries sit on a shelf for years without losing charge and there's nothing to remember to plug in. Four are included, so it works the moment you open the box. Backed by Police Security's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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Lifetime Warranty
If your light isn't working the way it should, we want to know.
Every Police Security flashlight is covered by a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty. If a defect affects how your light performs, we'll take care of the replacement. Warranty coverage doesn't extend to normal wear and tear, misuse, neglect, or battery corrosion, but if the light let you down through no fault of your own, reach out.
- Click here for information on where you can recycle batteries
- Police Security is a Steward of the Call2Recycle®Battery Recycling Program
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov















