Coleman CPX 6 Rugged XL 700L LED Lantern
Light the night with this Coleman LED lantern. It lets you choose your power: 4 D batteries or 1 CPX® 6 rechargeable cartridge (neither included). This 360° light has 2 settings—high and low.
- CPX® 6-compatible, powered by a battery cartridge (cartridge included; 4 D batteries not included) or a rechargeable cartridge (not included)
- A runtime of up to 8 hrs. on high and 60 hrs. on low means the sun will come up before you need fresh power
- LEDs run cool and never need to be replaced
- Textured tube for a perfect beam pattern
- The light is designed to reduce glare and create comfortable, streak-free beams
- Large bail handle makes it easy to carry the lantern anywhere
- High-impact polystyrene cover and base
Imported.
View all Coleman Electric Lanterns| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Lantern Type | Electric |
| Bulb Type | LED |
| Max Light Output (Lumens) | 700 lumens |
| Average Run Time | High: 8 hours; low: 60 hours |
| Batteries | 4 D (not included) or rechargeable cartridge (not included) |
| Rechargeability | Non-rechargeable |
| Material(s) | Plastic |
| Dimensions | 15.2 x 8.25 x 7.12 inches |
| Weight | 3 lbs. 1.3 oz. |
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Clips broke!!!
The clips that hold the battery pack in broke after only two or three times that I had to change the batter's in it! They should have made them out of metal or something that would help keep the nipples from breaking off after so little use.
LED bulb
In the review it claims LED light bulb never needs replacing. Mine does. How do I get a new bulb?
LED light is good, Rechargeable battery bad
I have used this rechargeable battery light three times over the last year and it has been great compared to the propane and mantle lamp. I was getting ready for another trip and it was dead. I left the battery fully charged, yet when I checked it before the trip, it wouldn't work. I plugged in the 12 v DC battery charger in and it shows a green "Fully Charge" light, but only measures 3.4v. Since this is a 6 volt battery I think the battery is bad. Does anyone else have this issue? If so, a light that only lasts three times or is kept for emergency use will do me no good. I could always trust my propane lantern as long as I had fuel and supplies. There are a lot of products out there and I thought I could trust Coleman. Not too happy with this light. If it had a battery that lasted, I would love it!
Solid but one unit didn’t work!
We received 2 Coleman lanterns. We have lots of power outages in our area of dallas. We had 2 older lantern/lights that still work but needed 2 new ones. One of the units worked flawlessly but the other wouldn’t power up. I switched the battery units from one to another and it’s the power unit that doesn’t work. Is there any way Coleman can send us a new unit? Otherwise we’re pkeased with the lanterns.
Loved the lantern, hate the battery length
I really like how well designed the lantern was and how bright it was. The problem was the rechargeable battery. Right after the 3 year warranty the lantern wouldn't light and when tried to recharge battery, it showed a green light. I tried charging for 2 days and it still wouldn't charge or light the lantern. I expected the battery to last longer than that for what I paid for the lantern.
Works and recharges over and over, for me.
Battery is long lasting and when "low", can be recharged conveneniently, over and over with provided 110V wall charger. A great and long lasting (can be recharged so many times, to save money on new batteries, all the time. And, with recharger, on charge, lamp is always ready "to go", brightly, at moments notice and keep providing bright light for good amount of time.
The non-rechargeable rechargeable lantern
Lantern description says it’s rechargeable. It is not supplied with a recharging module. As if this wasn’t disappointing enough, Colman has discontinued the “optional” recharging module and a new module is nowhere to be found. Plenty of other non-Colman rechargeable lantern options in the market. If you’re brand loyal you need to be prepared to be brand disappointed.
Poor workmanship.
I bought this for lighting when power is lost. I in fact bought this an another Coleman lantern I bought this lantern(700 lumens) as a supplemental source of light/ backup to the other Coleman lantern I bought (400 lumens) as backup, just in case. Good thing I did because I have not been able to use the 700 lumen lantern at all so I at least still have the 400 lumen lantern!. Problem is I need two workable lanterns. I cannot even get the battery pack compartment door open. I am very, very disappointed. Even the illustration showing how to open the compartment is faded out and not clear at all. The other illustrations are crystal clear. That was surely an ominous sign I guess. I have been an avid camper and we always had Coleman equipment...stoves, lanterns, coolers, tents and flys etc.and never had any problems until recently. Honestly, we are due for a big storm and I wanted some reassurance of having light at least. I am a very unhappy camper!
Coleman Best Products
I live in Florida and this is to be used if power goes out due to hurricane activity. I had two Coleman lanterns and one of them stopped working, so this is a replacement for the old one that doesn't work anymore. I have had these Coleman lanterns for at least 12 years and they have never let me down.
Replacement lantern
I had to buy a complete new lantern because the battery pack in my previous lantern was stuck in the bottom and when I tipped the bottom of the lantern on a workbench the battery pack fell out and smashed to bits on the floor. I do like the lantern for camping, thus I bought a new one.