What model is this? Looks identical to on the Coleman website (CPX 6 Classic LED XL) lists different hours for high and low. 25/50 vs 15/125.
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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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This is the lantern I bought. I no longer have the box to see what it said on the side. Coleman Family Sized Classic LED Lantern
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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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I don't know about a coleman, but the measurements they give are accurate and it fits perfect to replace OEM in a rechargeable Ott light. Plus, they are so much value with the free shipping, i don't know how they do it? i bought 2 and i would definitely do it again. the batts hold a charge, they are AGM and they re-charge very effectively if you have the correct chager setup. Good Luck!
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It appears to me that the importer is a bit remiss in dealing with the details. In addition to the discrepancy in brightness, he also lists two different wattage ratings. I suspect that he is now selling the 20-watt version of this light, vs. the older 18-watt version, and simply botched the ratings. (1650-lumens)/(18-watts) = 91.7-lumens/watt(1950-lumens)/(20-watts) = 97.5-lumens/wattBoth of these figures are VERY efficient, and replace fluorescent tubes VERY well.
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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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I can't speak to the sizing questions, but definitely get a programmable timer if you can. I got the TT-AL12 (full spectrum lighting with programmable timer and remote). It runs through a full day/night cycle, and can be programmed by the hour or half hour so it can shift gradually from night to dawn, to midday and then through the evening cycle. To do that manually would have you constantly fiddling with the light and it would be difficult to get the levels (% total power) the same each hour of each day. Plus, the remote is nice for when I want to quickly shift the lighting to see something. I can't speak to the sizing questions, but definitely get a programmable timer if you can. I got the TT-AL12 (full spectrum lighting with programmable timer and remote). It runs through a full day/night cycle, and can be programmed by the hour or half hour so it can shift gradually from night to dawn, to midday and then through the evening cycle. To do that manually would have you constantly fiddling with the light and it would be difficult to get the levels (% total power) the same each hour of each day. Plus, the remote is nice for when I want to quickly shift the lighting to see something.
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Good luck finding one. Lost mine, too, and Coleman quit carrying parts. Have had NO luck finding a new one, either
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Same exact one, honestly every Coleman electrical product that I've purchased has crapped out on me or I've been disappointed with. I used them EXCLUSIVELY for my camping supplies and I usually only go for a week at a time so the paces that I put these items through is not very rigorous.
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This was not my response. I just returned from a weekend trip to Vermont and my Stansport stove worked perfect. I like this stove better than my Coleman.
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I don't know the exact model but it's one of those quarter sized flat one. Seems to last a long time though. You really don't use it much though because in total darkness it's light blocks out seeing anything out there. Therefore it is only good for twilight or sunrise. Still cool to have though.
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Don't buy this one. Buy the Cree 1200 and then buy the 6600 mar battery. Then you will have over four hours run time. The red hooded light is only 4 volts that is why they up the battery size.
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Google ROCKS. Here you go...enjoy! (click on the "+hourglass" in the lower right corner to enlarge).http://r1.coleman.com/Manuals/2000001597.pdf
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There is no real model number to speak of. The light is around 1200 true lumens. Which means it is very very bright. The light last on high for approximately 3 to 3 1/2 hours. On medium approximately five 5 1/2 hours. On low approximately seven hours. This is a really nice headlight. I personally purchased two of them and as a result the CEO of the company sent me a free extra battery. He is very nice and personally responds to any questions and sends you a personal hand written thank you letter upon your purchase. The rear light is a free courtesy light that is a silicon light. It runs on CR 2032 wafer batteries. If you order a light contact Don is his name and ask him to send you an extra package of the rubber rings that attaches your headlight. If you have a problem with the light spinning on the handle bars because of vibration and/or bumps you can take a little grip tape and apply around the handlebar and that will stop it from moving. Grip tape can be found at your local athletic or sporting good store. I hope that this information helps you. I highly recommend this light. The light and the CEO of the company are of high-quality. Have a great day and happy trails.
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I don't know, but it is an overpriced piece of junk! The advertised size said adult and I'm 5'4" and it was way to small. Even if it was larger it would still be problematic. The zipper is in an awkward place and the sheet part is a cheap synthetic that holds heat! If you can return do so it is not worth the money or frustration. If it is like other sleeping bags wash on gentle cycle and dry in a large capacity dryer and fluff cycle when dry. I usually love Coleman products but this one is a lemon!
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The manual is here:http://coleman.custhelp.com/ci/fattach/get/78147/1309354941/redirect/1/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzg5Nzk1Njg2L3NpZC9nSEFxcXJLbA==/filename/5640.pdfIt says 4 amps at 12VDC Nominal
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I bought the LTS 15 and love it. If you look at the specs they are identical. I think Graco puts a different model number on them to be sold at different retailers. From what I understand Home Depot sells the X5 model and Lowes sells the LTS 15.
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I have an older Coleman Mach AC unit but not sure of the model number. I replaced the shroud with the maxxair and it fit almost perfect. The shroud is held on by 4 bolt on the top. I said almost perfect because one of the bolt holes on the shroud didn't quite match up with the old AC unit but i just used my drill and elongated the hole a bit and everything was good.
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A guy I was camping with had the Coleman at home, but didn't have it with him. He said he liked mine better, and I gave him the link to buy one when we got back. Don't remember why he said he liked this one better. Mine rode on a motorcycle for 6000 miles and worked fine. I forgot it at one of our last campsites (always do a check before leaving :)) I ordered tow more when I returned home.