Discover the Joy of Solar Lanterns

We all want to do our part to protect the environment and make sure our kids and their kids (and their kid’s kids) have a chance to explore the beautiful glory that Mother Nature has created. This is why more and more people are switching to solar powered objects for around the house. With a solar lantern, you can also protect Mother Nature when you are on the go.

The Best Times for Solar Lanterns

• Outdoor camping- this is the perfect alternative to the propane fueled lantern as it is easy to use and better for the environment. Furthermore, they are a lot safer to light and carry around than propane-fuelled lanterns, especially if you have small children.
• Overnight hiking trips- solar lanterns are easy to carry and lightweight so they can easily fit in your backpack and attached to the side with a karabiner.
• RVing- solar lanterns provide an elegant atmosphere when you have stopped for the night. Grab your lawn chairs, pull up a table, and use your solar lantern for a late night board game with the kids or a marshmallow roast.
• 4 Wheel driving- when you go 4 wheeling, you are going to need a durable and resistant light, especially after all those bumps.
• Around the house- solar lanterns are also great for the outside patio, in the garden and on the deck. You can light up your garden at night, provide a pathway for those walking through the yard or turn your backyard into a beautiful evening paradise.

The Features of Solar Lanterns

• They provide 100,000 hours (approximately) of bright LED white light.
• Durable and resistant
• Easy to operate- simply flick on and off the light. No muss, no fuss.
• Safe- you do not need to worry about catching fire or burning little fingers with the solar lantern.
• Lightweight and compact
• Multiple charging points- use main house power, a car charger or solar panel to charge this
• Also features internal charging- it can charge your household items including Mp3 or CD devices and mobile phones. Phones brands include Nokia, Motorola, Ericsson and Siemens. What other lantern can do that?