Falcon Eye MOONLIGHT FCL0029 Rechargeable LED Camping Lantern 1000lm IPX4 with Power Bank

When the sun sets and darkness falls, a reliable light source becomes essential for safety, comfort, and convenience. The Falcon Eye MOONLIGHT FCL0029 camping lantern solves the problem of inadequate illumination in outdoor and emergency situations, delivering powerful 1000-lumen brightness with multiple modes and a built-in power bank to keep your devices charged.

Who is it for

This lantern is ideal for campers, hikers, anglers, and anyone who needs dependable portable lighting during power outages, roadside emergencies, or backyard gatherings. Its rugged construction and splash-proof design make it suitable for use in light rain or damp conditions, while the magnetic base and foldable hook offer versatile mounting options in tents, cabins, or workspaces.

Main features

• 30 SMD LEDs produce up to 1000 lumens of bright, even area light
• Five lighting modes: High, Medium, Low, Red Constant, and Red Flashing (SOS)
• Built-in 2x 18650 Li-ion batteries with 4000 mAh total capacity for long runtimes
• USB-C input for fast charging and USB-A output to charge phones or other devices
• IPX4 water resistance protects against splashes from any direction
• Foldable hanging hook and magnetic base for hands-free use
• Battery level indicator shows remaining power at a glance

Specifications

• Light source: 30x SMD LED
• Maximum brightness: 1000 lumens
• Light modes: High (1000 lm), Medium (500 lm), Low (200 lm), Red Constant, Red Flashing (SOS)
• Power source: Built-in 2x 18650 Li-ion battery (4000 mAh total)
• Charging port: USB-C (input)
• Output port: USB-A (power bank function)
• Maximum run time: 3.5 hours (High), 15 hours (Low)
• Charging time: approx. 4-5 hours
• Water resistance: IPX4 (splash-proof)
• Material: ABS plastic, PC diffuser
• Colour: Black/Grey
• Beam type: Area light

Tips

For maximum battery life, use the Low or Medium mode when full brightness is not needed. The red light modes are perfect for preserving night vision or signaling in emergencies. To charge the lantern, connect a USB-C cable to a standard USB power adapter; the battery indicator will show charging progress. When using the power bank function, note that output current may be limited, so it's best for topping up smaller devices.