The Gear Aid Carabiner Light Kit is an amazing rechargeable LED light that's super versatile. You can attach it to your keys, backpacks, or use it as a mini lantern, flashlight, or signal. It's perfect for various situations, whether you're walking the dog, cycling to work, or camping in the woods. With four light modes - red, low, high, and flashing red - and runtimes ranging from 1.5 to 4 hours, it provides long - lasting illumination. The light recharges in just 40 minutes, thanks to its lithium - ion battery that delivers 65 / 110 lumens. It even has a built - in memory to recall the last light mode you used. This IPX4 water - resistant light is extremely portable. You can hang it from a tent or a line above a hammock for hands - free lighting. Use the included webbing adapter to attach it to backpack straps, strollers, or dog collars. And with the paracord adapter, you can convert it into a Camp Carabiner to hang electronics and gear at your campsite. The kit includes 1 Carabiner Light, 1 webbing adapter, 1 paracord adapter, and 1 USB cable. It has a beam distance of 60 - 80 meters and weighs only 1.72 oz, making it a great companion for any adventure.
Using the Gear Aid Carabiner Light Kit is a breeze. To start, you can charge it using the included USB cable. It takes about 40 minutes to fully charge. Once charged, you can choose from four light modes - red, low, high, and flashing red. The built - in memory will remember the last mode you used. For hands - free lighting while on the move, use the webbing adapter to attach the light to your backpack's shoulder or sternum strap, stroller, or dog collar. If you're at a campsite, use the paracord adapter to convert it into a Camp Carabiner and hang electronics or gear. You can also hang it from a tent or a line above a hammock. When not in use, store it in a dry place. Since it's IPX4 water - resistant, it can withstand some splashes, but avoid submerging it in water. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures. If the light doesn't seem to work properly after charging, check the connections and try charging it again.
