Anyone still have the box? Does it say on the side how many lumens on Bright setting? And how many hours life? Thanks.
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yes for some weird reason i still have the box.....it says: 100 lumens......run time: up to 50 hours. it also says with regards to the lumen....this is the rated lumen output from the light source as measured from the manufacturer , actual lumen output may vary. these numbers are only applicable to the LED when junction junction temperature is measured at 25 C. it does not include the thermal loss, driver loss and secondary optics loss that will occur in the system.....hope that helps!
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Not sure of Lumens, but when fully charged it is very bright. Lasts at least 12 hours but starts to dim
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I use these every night, on 500 lumen, for about 7 minutes. They last about 2 weeks on average. Same with other brands. The other settings will work a while longer but I need the bright light.
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Maker replied me - it's in 5,000K. It's Kelvin btw. Still no words on lumens though...
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We do not have a copy of the instructions because this item has sold out. Please verify the instructions are for the same model number. Also please try the backlight feature in the evening because it may not be strong enough to see in strong daylight. Thanks.
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I cant remember if it ever listed lumens brightness on package. But it does light up my 12' x 12' gazebo very well.
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Well.... it is not on any of the product info nor on the instructions that come in the box.... I have 2 of these in my closets and we lighted up the bottom of our A beams in our church and everyone is extremely pleased with the brightness.... I know this doesn't answer your question... have you tried writing to the company?
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According to UCI (I called them). It will shine/burn for 2 hours @150 Lumens, then it will start to dim and go into power saving mode.
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I'm not sure what the lumens are because I bought it for a gift. All I know is that they were bright and my brother in law is very happy with them.
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still waiting for the response.... what is the lumens. question 1 didn't provide the answer.
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Don't Know The Lumen Count, For A 3 AAA Powered Light Its The Best I've Had, the Battery Life Is TheTrade , Worth It In My Opinion
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I'm sorry. There doesn't appear to be a lumen rating on the device or packaging.
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Sorry to not get back to you sooner.....did you get your answer about the warranty? I will try to monitor my e-mail more closely. I have another thing to share about the light if you are considering buying it.
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Dear Kooz, thank you very much for your message. The lights is 105 lumens. The discription is wrong. I'm sorry for that. Yours Dailyart
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I have no idea what the lumens are. However, at in the late night, when I narrow the beam to it's smallest I can see a 4' x 4' area 200' away, very clear . That is very good for a flash light with one AA battery that last a long time. S. R. Kirkley Tyler, TX
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I've been testing mine since this question came in, 4 hours continuous use of the 3 LEDs since I turned it on (i.e. unplugged it from power) earlier today to do a test. It's still "on" and still quite bright after that time. I rely on these (I have 2 of them in the house) to come on automatically in an outage, and help me find my way to my stash of brighter flashlights and other emergency supplies. They do cast plenty of light for that and other basic purposes. If you REALLY don't want to be in the dark though, consider having additional sources of battery-powered light in your emergency kit. As we've all learned recently, it may be days rather than hours that you'll want some light. I've been testing mine since this question came in, 4 hours continuous use of the 3 LEDs since I turned it on (i.e. unplugged it from power) earlier today to do a test. It's still "on" and still quite bright after that time. I rely on these (I have 2 of them in the house) to come on automatically in an outage, and help me find my way to my stash of brighter flashlights and other emergency supplies. They do cast plenty of light for that and other basic purposes. If you REALLY don't want to be in the dark though, consider having additional sources of battery-powered light in your... » Read More I've been testing mine since this question came in, 4 hours continuous use of the 3 LEDs since I turned it on (i.e. unplugged it from power) earlier today to do a test. It's still "on" and still quite bright after that time. I rely on these (I have 2 of them in the house) to come on automatically in an outage, and help me find my way to my stash of brighter flashlights and other emergency supplies. They do cast plenty of light for that and other basic purposes. If you REALLY don't want to be in the dark though, consider having additional sources of battery-powered light in your emergency kit. As we've all learned recently, it may be days rather than hours that you'll want some light. « Show Less
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My packaging's dated '2/15' and has 168 Lumens, 412m beam distance, 42533cd, 80h, weather {waterproof ? anyone know what the cloud + rain symbol means ?}, and good for a 1m drop...