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Solar lanterns & camping lights
Lanterns are the portable edge of the LED line — recorded under the emergency lighting family, because a good camping lantern and a good outage lantern are the same product: battery capacity, honest runtime, and light you can dim. Two models anchor the offer.
Rechargeable LED camping lantern (PY-EM-15W)
The lantern is recorded in 15 W, 20 W, 30 W and 40 W power options, with the detailed sheet written around the 15 W build: DC 5 V input, a 5200 mA battery, emergency working time above 10 hours, and four-step dimming — 100%, 50%, 15% and an SOS mode. Colour temperature spans 2700–6500 K with CRI above 80, in a compact 105 × 50 mm body. The documented minimum order quantity is 500 pieces.
| Model | PY-EM-15W (options to 40 W) |
|---|---|
| Input | DC 5 V |
| Battery | 5200 mA |
| Emergency working time | > 10 h |
| Dimming | 100% / 50% / 15% / SOS |
| Colour temperature | 2700–6500 K |
| CRI | > 80 |
| Recorded MOQ | 500 pcs |
Solar rechargeable LED camping light (PY-A60-DL06)
The second model adds the solar panel to the lantern brief: 30 W and 50 W formats with matched batteries (2400 mAh at 30 W, 3600 mAh at 50 W), a recorded light output of 900 lm and an ABS + PP housing. Power comes from solar or a rechargeable battery pack, so the light tops up outdoors by day and works as a mains-charged lantern when the weather does not cooperate. It is the camping counterpart to the solar bulb lighting systems used indoors.
Lanterns in an outage programme
Buyers building an emergency-lighting programme usually pair the lanterns with the emergency bulbs: bulbs hold the fixed rooms (they recharge in their sockets and light automatically through an outage), lanterns move — to the yard, the tent, the stall or the room that has no fitting. Both families are in the same catalogue section and consolidate into one shipment.
Does the lantern charge by USB?
The record states DC 5 V input, the USB-class charging voltage; confirm the connector and cable arrangement for the current build when ordering.
What does SOS mode do?
The dimming sequence in the record is 100%, 50%, 15% and SOS — a flashing distress setting for outdoor and emergency use.
What is the lantern MOQ?
500 pieces is documented in the record.
Lantern care that extends battery life
Lantern batteries die of storage, not of use. A lantern left discharged in a cupboard for a season will not return to its recorded runtime; the care instructions that matter are charging before storage, a top-up charge every few months, and — for the solar camping light — a day in the sun rather than a drawer. In programme terms, this is a leaflet line worth printing: the difference between a lantern reviewed as 'lasted years' and one returned as 'stopped working' is usually one storage habit. Retailers bundling lanterns into outage kits should also note the pairing logic from the buyer's side: one lantern per household member who moves at night, plus the fixed bulbs holding the rooms.