GOAL ZERO Crush Light Lantern Portable Compact Lightingcreated the GOAL ZERO Crush Light Lantern Portable Compact Lightingas a versatile and ultracompact illumination device. The dome can be collapsed to take up only a minimal amount of space in most camping backpacks, bags, or carry/storage cases. It produces a soft white light and offers three illumination modes. It has a maximum output of sixty lumens and can also imitate a calming, flickering candle. Powered by an internal battery that can be charged via a built-in solar panel or a micro-USB port, it can run anywhere from three to thirty-five hours, depending on the selected mode of operation. For carrying or hanging, the Crush Light has a detachable folding handle, and for monitoring the charging progress, it has an LED charging status indicator.

4 Constant-On Modes: 60/25/6 Lumens    Flickering Candle Mode    Built-In Solar Panel & USB Ports    Collapsible Dome/Folding Handle    Internal Rechargeable LiPo Battery    Weather Resistant, Rated IPX4    Polymer Construction    Micro-USB Charging Cable Included

• High mode: 60 lumens, 3-hour runtime

• Medium mode: 25 lumens, 6-hour runtime

• Low mode: 6 lumens, 35-hour runtime

• Flickering candle mode

  • On/Off activation button located on the top

  • Built-in solar panel for wireless charging

  • Built-in micro-USB charging port

  • Battery charging status LED indicator

    • Collapsible light dome for portability

    • Lightweight and sturdy polymer construction

    • Weather-resistant housing, rated IPX4

    • Detachable folding handle allows carrying or handing

    • 1.85Wh internal rechargeable battery with a 3-6 month shelf life

      Related Questions and Answers

      Q: 1. If we charge this unit with 3 150 watt solar panels will it run a 1500 watt thermostated space heater and two lamps?

      A: No. The max output is only 400 watts. The input can vary from the amount of panels you link. This lessens the charging time. The output will only be up to 400watts

      Q: 2. Will it power a sump pump? I would like to have it as a stand by if my power goes out?

      A: Yes. As long as it is 110v. I use it to pump water from a well. The duration will depend on the watts the pump pulls.

      Q: 3. Will this work to power a Canon R5?

      A: Yes this can work with the Power Delivery via USB-C on the EOS R5.

      Q: 4. Can it power a CPAP?

      A: For me yeti is very good, my Yeti.

      Q: 5. The lantern stays on doesnt turn off and doesnt give the complete light

      A: Please read the instruction manual; https://www.goalzero.com/media/files/lighthouse-mini-core-user-guide-105-b59c.pdf If that doesn't solve the problem then you have a defective unit please contact Goal zero for service or warranty Tel: (888) 794-6250

      Q: 6. What cable do I use to charge the flip 36?

      A: You can use a USB extension like the B&H # PEUSB3AA6 with the GOAL ZERO Flip 36 10050mAh Portable Power Station (Black) BH #GO21950.

      Q: 7. Can I use a portable gas generator to charge this (or any) portable power station?

      A: The GOAL ZERO Yeti 400 Portable Power Station BH #GOGZ23000 can be re-charged though 110 VAC, 12 VDC or Solar. If your generator has that kind of output, it will be able to charge it.

      Q: 8. how long would it take for a full charge for the Yeti 400 ?

      A: Charging Time: 110 VAC Wall Charger: 6 hours12 VDC Car Charger: 13 hours Boulder 30 Solar Panel: 26-52 hours

      Q: 9. In the height of day. How long would the battery take to charge full with solar pannel?

      A: Boulder 30 Solar Panel: 26-52 hours. So with the included Boulder 50 probably closer to 18 to 40 hours.

      Q: 10. Will it run my fridge

      A: That really depends on what size and type of fridge you want to power. It has a maximum power output of 300 watts (AC) and 120 watts (12V DC), so your fridge would have to be within these limits. To give you an idea how long it may run, most dorm fridges run at about 30 watts per hour, so you could expect to power one for 13 hours. A full-sized fridge would be significantly less. The Q&A section of the Goal Zero website is very helpful at answering such questions