Emergency Lights
Oil Lamps for Indoor Use, Vintage Glass Kerosene Lamp, Home Lighting Emergency Light (20cm/7.9in) 2pcs
DHgate
Alright, let's talk about this old-school oil lamp, shall we? It's got this thick, sturdy glass that can handle high temps and won't bail on you when it's windy¡ªplus, the light shines through real nice. You can fuel it up with all sorts of safe oils like kerosene, diesel, even veggie oil (just no gasoline or alcohol, folks). Perfect for indoors, but hey, don't go filling it past 70%¡ªnobody wants a messy spill, right? Keep it chill and it'll keep you glowing.
Long Range Rechargeable Emergency Light Outdoor Multifunction LED Searchlight Handheld Flashlight With COB Lantern for Camping
DHgate
So, this rechargeable LED searchlight is pretty handy, huh? It runs on just 5V, pumps out a solid 1500 lumens of bright light¡ªperfect for outdoor adventures. The body's made of tough ABS and aluminum alloy, so it can take a beating. Oh, and it's got a built-in lithium battery, charges up in 6 to 8 hours, and lasts a good while with its 15W power. The beam? Shoots up to 500 meters¡ªseriously long range! It's compact too, around 116 by 150 by 206mm, with that classic P70 bulb style. Basically, it's your go-to for reliable, portable lighting when you're out in the wild or just need some extra...
Spain Car Emergency Light V16 Homologated Dgt Approved Car Emergency Beacon Light Rechargeable Magnetic Induction Strobe LightLX241113
DHgate
So, this thing runs on regular AC power from 100 to 240 volts, 50 or 60 Hz¡ªpretty standard stuff. It guzzles about 300 watts in total, with the lamp itself taking up 260 watts. It's got 16 DMX channels for control, which is pretty decent. The color temp? A cool 6700K, nice and crisp. Now, movement-wise, it can pan a full 540 degrees with 16-bit precision (smooth!) and tilt 270 degrees, also with electric correction¡ªno jerky moves here. The color wheel packs 13 different color chips, and there's a static gobo set with 14 options plus an open slot. Oh, and the effect wheel? Two prisms, one ...