Salt Water Powered Lanterns for Power Outages, Saltwater Lamp Emergency Light, Hurricane Earthquake Emergency Kit, 400-Hours Survival Kit Light, No Batteries, 250 Lumen Camping Lantern

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• 🧂POWERED BY SALT WATER - NO BATTERIES, NO CHARGING, NO FUEL - Just add a spoon of salt (6-15 g) and water to light it up. No batteries to die, no cords to charge, no fuel to run out - so it is always ready in a blackout, even years from now.
• ♻️20-YEAR SHELF LIFE, READY WHEN YOU NEED IT - Store it in a drawer, car or go-bag for up to 20 years and it still works at full output. Lithium packs self-discharge and swell; alkaline cells leak and corrode contacts. This has nothing to degrade. When you finally need it, one lantern delivers up to 400 hours of light - about 33 nights at 12 hours a night, far more than any realistic outage.
• ❄️WORKS WITH ANY WATER, ANYWHERE - Tap, well, lake, river, even sea water works, just add salt. One fill runs about 12 hours; drain and rinse if you will not use it for 8+ hours, then refill when you need it again. A true off-grid light source when the power is out and the shelves are empty.
• ⛑️NO FLAME, NO FUMES, NO FIRE RISK - Unlike candles or gas lanterns, it produces no open flame, no smoke and no carbon monoxide, so it runs clean and cool indoors. A safer backup light to keep near the family during a storm or outage. Keep the salt water solution away from small children.
• 📦COMPACT, DUAL-BRIGHTNESS AND SPLASH-RESISTANT - A pocketable 3 x 2 x 3.5 in (76 x 52 x 90 mm), 4.2 oz body with High and Eco modes from a single button. The housing shrugs off everyday splashes and kitchen water; it is not waterproof, so do not submerge it. Rated to work from -4 F to 131 F (-20 C to 55 C), so it still performs in a winter storm when battery lanterns fade in the cold.
• 💡【Multi-Scenario Emergency Lighting】 This salt water lamp is an essential item for power outages at home, hurricane and snowstorm warnings, camping trips, road travels, hiking, and other outdoor adventures. Wherever the grid goes down, making it an essential addition to your home emergency kit, car glove box, and camping gear.