Kaito HC-262 1500lm Rechargeable LED Lantern Black
A rechargeable LED lantern delivering 1500 lumens across eight light modes with 500 m throw, USB power-out charging and IP54 water resistance
- Product typeLED
- Product colorBlack
- Key featuresLIGHTWEIGHT & PORTABLE
- 1500-lumen beam reaches 500 m for distant visibility
- Eight lighting modes cover spot, flood and emergency red signals
- USB-C port doubles as power bank for phone charging
- IP54-rated ABS body resists water splash and impact
- 180-degree rotating handle allows flexible hanging or carrying
Versatile 3-in-1 lighting
The Kaito HC-262 combines a front flashlight, side floodlight and rear emergency light in one portable unit. It suits campers, hikers and households preparing for power outages who need multiple beam types from a single device.
USB charging and runtime limits
The lantern charges via USB in ten hours and delivers up to ten hours of discharge time. IP54 rating protects against water splashes but not submersion, so it is unsuitable for heavy rain or immersion scenarios.
1500 lumen main beam reach
The front light emits 1500 lumens with a 500 metre throw, deciding whether this lantern covers the distance you require. Buyers needing longer throw or higher sustained output should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $35.99
- Pricier than about 67% of the 2,266 comparable items (median $28.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Kaito |
| Model name | Mini LED Flashlight |
| Part number | HC-262 |
| Product type | LED |
| Product color | Black |
Questions about this item
Which of the 8 lighting modes should I use for close-up tasks versus long-distance spotting?
Use the side floodlight on high or low for glare-free close work and the main beam on high for up to 500 m reach; the tail light adds red and red strobe for emergencies.
What does the 1500 lumen rating mean when the lantern is running in a real campsite?
It is the peak output of the main beam on high; actual brightness drops in lower modes and runtime falls to around 10 hours at that maximum setting.
What does the USB port actually let me do, and what are its limits?
The USB-A output can charge phones or small devices while the lantern runs, and the micro-USB input recharges the unit in about 10 hours at 5 V 1 A.
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