Specifications
| USB | |
|---|---|
| Nomad 10 | |
| Simultaneous Recharge & Discharge | |
| Chainable | |
| Weight | |
| Dimensions | |
| Warranty | |
| USB port (output) | |
| USB port (input) | |
| Cell Type | |
| Cell Capacity | |
| Lifecycles | |
| Shelf Life | |
| Management System | |
| LED (output) | |
| Color Temperature | |
| One side lit | |
| Both sides lit |
Features
- USB Rechargeable lantern featuring 430 Lumens
- Features a 1A USB output and enough battery to recharge phones and other small USB devices
- Up to 350 hours of run time on an ultra-low setting or up to 4 hours on a super-bright setting
Product Details
Lighthouse Core Lantern & USB Power Hub by Goal Zero®. A good lantern shouldn't be complicated. The Lighthouse Core rechargeable USB lantern features 430 Lumens, brightness dial, long-lasting battery and USB output.
TWO WAYS TO CHARGE THE LIGHTHOUSE CORE
Recharge the Lighthouse Core from the sun by connecting a Nomad 10 solar panel in about 5-10 hours
The Lighthouse Core can be recharged from a USB Source in about 5 hours
Founded in 2007 by Robert Workman, Goal Zero® isn't just a company, it's a business created by people who live life to its fullest, with a shared vision inspired by the passion for adventure, respect for the planet, and a humanitarian heart. Goal Zero is a company that equips families and individuals seeking to improve the outdoor experience with the most innovative portable power products on the market. Field-proven in some of the most remote places on earth, Goal Zero’s mission is to empower people with a bright, safe, connected, and sustainable future by continually delivering smart, portable power solutions designed for everyone, everywhere.Goal Zero unites a team of engineers and product developers that came together to design and engineer a line of reliable portable solar power products including solar panels and battery packs that will change the way you adventure. Goal Zero works hand in hand with TIFE Humanitarian to bring light and power to villages around the world – from Congo to Indonesia, to Haiti and the Rockaways.