COAST� EAL13 330 Lumen Dual Color Storm Proof LED Emergency Area Lantern
Go anywhere, go light, go safe. The smaller of our two most feature-rich area lights, the EAL13 packs massive functionality into a micro frame with mega strength. Controlled by a QUICK-CYCLE™ Power Switch, this overachieving light delivers up to 330 lumens with five output options—low, medium, high, red, and red flashing—plus a max run time of 120 hours on low. Rugged, storm proof construction matches anything nature can come up with for 15 nights of reliable crisis lighting. Multiple positioning options—a magnetic base, top and bottom carabiners, and a swinging lantern-style handle—ensure your light always shines where you need it most. The virtually unbreakable polycarbonate diffuser can be removed to create an impromptu chandelier when hung from the bottom carabiner—perfect for down-lighting that fills an entire space. Ultra-portable and always ready, the IP54-rated EAL13 is impact-resistant, dust resistant, and storm proof.
- DUAL COLOR: The right light for the moment. The Dual-Color White & Red Beam combines an all-white Utility Beam for general use with a red, anti-glare beam that prevents “night blinding” while also offering a tool for emergency signaling. Signal duress with flashing, bright-red light. If times get tough, COAST lights outfitted with Emergency mode help attract much-needed attention.
- VERSATILITY: Hang the light for perfect illumination—with top and bottom carabiners that clip on to cords, hooks, and loops for perfect positioning. Attach the area light to metal surfaces with four magnets embedded into the base of the light. Deploy or detach the ultra-strong light diffuser to dim and protect the LED or to reveal it for a brighter glow.
- STORM PROOF: Ride out storms with light—your crushproof, dust resistant area light shines bright or sends a signal when the wind and rain cause outages.
- SPECS: Light Output 330 lumens (high), 20 lumens (low). Beam Distance: 11 meters (high), 3 meters (low). Runtime: 4.75 hours (high), 120 hours (low). Tested and rated to ANSI/FL1 standards.