Solar Camping Light
Solar Light
Solar Camping Light
Portable solar light for camping and emergency.
- Portable & ruggedLightweight for tents, trails and outages
- Multi-functionLantern, flashlight and SOS beacon
- USB rechargeableSolar panel or USB-C top-up
- Long runtimeUp to 12h on low setting
| Power | 1W – 10W |
|---|---|
| Type | Portable |
| Battery | Built-in |
| Application | Camping / emergency |
Product Introduction
The EverPeak solar camping light is a compact multi-mode lantern built for the outdoors and emergency preparedness. It folds flat, hangs from a hook and survives drops, dust and rain on the trail.
A top solar panel trickle-charges the cell by day, while a USB-C port gives a fast top-up from a power bank or car before a night hike. Built-in SOS flash aids rescue signaling.
From backyard sleepovers to off-grid cabins, it delivers dependable light without disposable batteries or grid power.
Main Features
- Folding hook plus magnetic base
- Lantern / flashlight / SOS modes
- Solar plus USB-C dual charging
- IPX4 splash resistant
- Three brightness levels
- Up to 12h runtime
Specifications
| Model | LED | Lumens | Battery | Charging | Runtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EP-CL10 | 1W | 100 lm | 1200mAh | Solar/USB-C | 10 h |
| EP-CL20 | 3W | 300 lm | 2600mAh | Solar/USB-C | 12 h |
| EP-CL30 | 5W | 500 lm | 4400mAh | Solar/USB-C | 12 h |
Item Details
Modes
- Lantern
- Soft 360° glow for tents and tables.
- Flashlight
- Focused beam for walking.
- SOS
- Flashing pattern for rescue.
Power
- Solar
- Top panel trickle-charges in sunlight.
- USB-C
- Fast charge from bank or car.
- Levels
- Low / medium / high brightness.
Use
- Hook
- Hang inside tent or under awning.
- Magnet
- Stick to metal surfaces.
- Rugged
- IPX4 resists rain and splash.
Core Application Scenarios
- 01Camping and hiking trips
- 02Emergency home backup
- 03Tent and awning lighting
- 04Off-grid cabins
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