Will this work in a Coleman model 5348-700 rechargable fluorescent lantern? The lantern is a few years old.
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not sure, but if it's 6 volt & physically the same size it should work... here's cut-n-paste info i found at http://www.fixya.com/support/t11388879-user_39_s_manual_coleman_rechargeableposted by David Benoit:"There are several options to buy replacement batteries for a Coleman rechargeable lantern, model 5348-700. I just picked up two new batteries from www.1000bulbs.com for $4.87 each plus shipping. ($20.99 for 2 with shipping!) Do a Google search for: ub645f1 6 volt - 4.5 ah - f1 terminal battery for other options"hope this helps
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If the amperage and voltage are the same it will work in your lantern (if it fits). p. I use these batteries in my deer feeders with solar panels to recharge them and they work for a couple of years.
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I'm using a CFL bulb and it is working fine. Check that the bulb is rated for lantern usage.
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Yes, provided the torch or lantern battery is 6V. Many 6V lanterns use 4.8V bulbs because they are brighter, and give better output as the battery voltage falls as it discharges.
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No, this is made for a smaller lantern. Check with the Coleman Co. for a model that will fit your lantern.
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It will work but with the Coleman 2000005042 8-Ft. High-Pressure Extension Hose insted of the regular hose that came with it. i have my lantern on top and a grill on the bottom
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Don't know if it will work in that model #. Went to Sears on line parts and got a part number for my ignighter and purchased it thru Amazon. Worked well so far.
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It is worth a try--I thought the same thing but it works---just check the wiring from the old lamp to make sure they are; four wires, black white red, yellow and that the size is compatable, good luck Tom P
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No, you need to either buy some D cells and/or the rechargeable battery pack for it to work. Depends on how much you're going to use it. I normally prefer a rechargeable solution, but the alkalines last quite a while with the LED bulb, so I'm trying the disposal route initially. The Coleman pack does fit other Coleman devices, so you might want to look at what else you can use it with before you decide. It is a very nice light.
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I'm not sure. I'd check lutrons website. I've always found their wedsite very helpful. Or call customer service!
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This was a replacement for another lantern and I took a chance that it would fit. My lantern is a propane model that comes with it's own plastic carrying case that is no longer made but the globe fits fine. Good luck!
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Sorry I couldn't help you, the battery was purchased for a friend and he used it for an outdoor lamp.My guess would be if the Voltage and Amps correspond to your unit and the size is right there should be no problem.
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I would say yes. I am having trouble finding mine at the moment. I liked mine because it was a lot lighter than my old battery lantern. But I also bought 2 led lights at Lowe's that are still in my backpack. They are basically an aluminum tube with 3 batteries and 4 LED's with a removable plastic/magnetic base. They are great too. I would look for those!
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Yes it will. If the paper lantern holder fits then just use the recommended wattage for the bulb and it'll be fine
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I do not have that specific flashlight, so I cannot give a definitive yes or no answer. If the regulator inside the flashlight can handle the increased voltage that these batteries output compared to a standard battery, it should work. They won't last as long as a standard battery or a standard rechargeable battery, and they may not increase the brightness either.
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I was wondering the same thing, Nick - because this product description doesn't give any info about lumen rating, I went to the Coleman site, and the model number (2000009460) is the same on both this product and the CPX™ 6 Classic XL LED Lantern on the Coleman site. The running hours are a big discrepancy, as you note -- if you believe Amazon, it lasts 25 hours on high and 50 on low; whereas the Coleman site has it lasting 15 hours on high and 125 hours (!) on low. If either the vendor or someone from Coleman is monitoring this, maybe they can clarify.
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Not being a fisherman, I don't know. It does throw 390 lumens, and it's a fairly high color temperature. Coleman does make a bigger and brighter LED lantern, and I have seen it on Amazon before, but it runs a little less than twice the price. This one will probably work, but that one *for sure* should.
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I'm not positive, but I don't think it will. The case says it fits the following Coleman Lanterns: 220, 290, 295, 3000000946. I believe the NorthStar is 3000000944. The base of the carrying case holds a lantern that has a six inch wide base. The NorthStar has that wide "no tip" plastic base.