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- Small compact but powerful, offering strong firepower, with efficient fuel regulation mechanism, this easy-carry butane lamp is wonderful for picnic, camping, and self-driving tour. Outdoor use only.
Features:
HIFH QUALITY MATERIAL
Aluminum alloy, copper, and stainless steel construction.
HEAT RESISTANT & WINDPROOF
Corrosion and high-temperature resistance. Toughened glass lamp globe is light and durable and it is equipped with and easy lighting-up tuyere for practical to use.
CONVENIENT TO CARRY
Mini and lightweight design, and come with a storage case for easy and convenient to carry. Well packed in a plastic storage box.
Specifications:
- Color: Silver
- Material: Aluminum alloy + Copper + Stainless steel + Glass
- Fuel consumption: 6g/h Fuel: Butane (Not Included)
- Ignition system: Manually
- Lamp size: 39 * 34 * 100mm / 1.5 * 1.3 * 3.9in
- Lamp weight: 98g / 3.4oz
Features:
--DURABLE & ADJUSTABLE FIREPOWER
Toughened glass lamp shade is light and durable, breakage-proof. Regulate the firepower by rotating the glass shade.
--WIDELY APPLICATION
Perfect for outdoor camping, picnic, fishing, self-driving tour and other outdoor activities.
Package List： 1 * Camping Lamp, 1 * Storage Case
Note：
- The oil tank displayed on photos is not included for sale.
- Forbidden to use in any enclosed environment.
Mike Lowry
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024
This is the BRS-55, including the BRS silkscreening but the listing has a different name. Out of the box, the flame adjustment is off. Look up the BRS item for a video of how to adjust (remove the globe, use a 7mm wrench to remove the nozzle, walk the adjustment knob off, turn it a little in the desired direction, and reassemble). After adjustment, this seems to function exactly as the Snow Peak variant it’s a clone of.
Joshua
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024
The o tins don't seal meaning that the gasses are free to roam just threw this out my door so it didn't blow up in my garage. I replaced the rings The top is so loose it's pointless. The valve can not be adjusted finely it either too much gas or off. This piece of crap needs to be discontinued. Be warned!!!!
James S.
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
THEY WORK OK BUT A LITTLE DELICATE.
Hike,Camp,Hunt,Fish
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2023
Decent light. It's like an adjustable candle. You choose flame size with the glass by turning it.
GPC[$H1L0]
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2020
This little gadget looks appealing, but don't be fooled. I used it only 2-3 nights per week for an hour or two in optimal conditions. Nothing to conplain over. It stopped producing any flame a few months in. Common for this product accross multiple manufacturers...I did find the time to disassemble the little bugger to discover that it requires a clean through/out after thorough use. BE ADVISED, Not a quick repair! ;]
Hungry Pops
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2020
As bright as a Bic lighter, soft and warm light. Been using daily, gas usage is ridiculous low. Cleaned and rebuilt once. Would buy again, and again.
srinspector
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2019
This little gas lamp works great and easy to operate. Great for outdoors. Does not need a mantle membrane. I bought these lamps for the outdoors and for emergencies in the event of power shortage.
electron
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2017
Took a while to get to me but, I was pretty excited to see this come in. My initial unboxing impressions where high. The product is packaged in a protective plastic case within a card stock box with the usual BRS Chinese language written all over it. The over all use is pretty easy to figure out and the over all performance is just good. It gives off about as much light as two high wicked candles when turned up to a flame setting that reaches the top of the glass globe. I would recommend not turning it up past that as you will have a potential for a flame out shortly afterward. I believe there was written somewhere that it uses about 6g/hr of gas. That may be true at the lower setting. A friend of mine and I were sitting outdoors as I had this running on about high and it seemed to use up a lot of gas in the hour I had it lit. Maybe a third to a quarter of a 220g tank although I maybe exaggerating that figure as I could swear that the tank I was using was heavier. Some experimenting may be needed but, one will need to determine if the cost of burning the type of fuel is worth carrying an extra canister around. Also,.... the instructions say, "for outdoor use only", I would feel in an emergency situation that if there was no risk of an explosive atmosphere around ad I needed light in a cabin or house that this would be alright indoors provided you take precautions not to knock this over or put it under something combustible. In other words, it's no more dangerous than say a coleman lantern or a kerosene lamp inside. In conclusion, this is a pretty decent low level light lantern. It has a nice ambiance flame for a light source that like I said before is about as bright as two candles.
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