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The Micron Lantern is a durable and lightweight flashlight that is perfect for any backpacking adventure. It is available in two versions: steel mesh for maximum durability and minimal weight, or frosted glass for maximum light output for greater versatility. The piezoelectric ignition glows at the touch of a button, and the silent burner lets you enjoy the sounds of nightlife in the backcountry. The adjustable brightness puts out a maximum of 235 lumens for the mesh version or 360 lumens for the glass version, or can be dimmed for added ambiance. A durable plastic case (glass version) or nylon storage bag (steel mesh version) keeps the lantern safe in transit, while a hanging system ensures you can use the lantern anywhere. One shroud is included.
LANTERNA TIPS: Before using the lantern, it must be shrouded, see instructions on how to shroud the lantern here (www.primus.eu/product-guide/maintenance/lanterns-and-mantles/). Additional shrouds are available here (www.primus.eu/primus-mantle-pack-of-3-p730800/).- Connects directly to the gas can' quick and easy to set up
- Lightweight for safe travel
- .Adjustable brightness emits 235 lumens for the mesh version and 360 lumens for the frosted glass version
- Sand ignition, no need for a lighter
- . Runs quietly so you can enjoy the sounds of nature
- Includes a hard carrying case for the glass microlens or a nylon storage bag for the Steel Mesh microlens ./li>
- Hanging system and one housing included
- Invented in Sweden, made in Europe
- Gas NOT included
Wattage:300 W
Fuel Type:Gas
Diameter:6.1 cm
Weight:118 g
Width:6,5 cm
Height:10,6 cm
Material:Stainless steel, brass.Place an order PRIMUS gas lantern, today at a discount 10%
- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: PRIMUS
- Product code: P221383
- colour : červená
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Based on Swedish technology, Primus has been a globally recognized pioneer of outdoor cooking since 1892. Since then, our innovative products have enabled countless expeditions thanks to their outstanding quality and performance: a Primus cooker accompanied Roald Amundsen when he was the first man to reach the South Pole on 14 December 1911. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay used the Primus cooker on Mount Everest when they reached the summit on 29 May 1953.
But these are just the most famous of several pioneering adventures that have relied on Primus cookers in the past. To this day, our search for improved technology and clever solutions has not stopped for most adventures.
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