Does this put out enough light to light up a picnic table area for cooking while camping?
638489
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!
638490
Dont be silly. Not even a full size coleman gas lantern will do that! It is extremely bright but I camp with two of them.
638491
Keep in mind it's only 5" tall, so you'd probably want to set it up off the table or hang it over your work space in order to illuminate a broader area. But it's pretty bright considering its size, so unless you're doing something fairly detailed, I think it would provide enough light for cooking. I've used it while tent camping several times, and I love it! In fact, I bought two!
638492
My guess is that you would want more light than this will provide. Out side at night there is normally not much around to reflect light back. A much more powerful light is normally desired.
1261504
I have it above my dining room table. I have a couple of high wattage equivalent eco bulbs in it. It puts out plenty of light. It really sets off the dining room when lit!
1206104
Yes, very bright. I have it shining over table and lights up very good. I would use one in kitchen as well.
1147310
It will light and heat up but the fan that circulates the heat won't work with the power out. So it depends what your trying to heat. For a small area it would be good.
255835
It has a narrow focus. It might light a small table if it mounted high enough. We use it just to light a small spot for close up work.
803130
It gives enough light for our hallway. I'm not sure how much light you need for your dining area.
489147
Well, for sure the light(s) would be good-looking in your kitchen. The issue would be ENOUGH LIGHT to cover what you want in the way of prep and cooking. Ours is over the dining table with a low-energy bulb and it takes awhile to heat up for brightness. Hope this helps.
733393
Yes. The light is very bright for its size. If you don't think its bright enough add a second light.
2082162
Not really bright. It is meant to be able to find your way around in the dark of a tent but would probably be insufficient to read by. Not sure why you need the light on when you leave the tent??
425036
Yes. The light output is decent. Not .5 or 1 watt strong, of course, but enough to be seen in daylight.
2023907
It's definitely bright enough for using as an under cabinet light. You can adjust the angle/direction to get the response you want.I do find it comes on with minimal movement, but that is what I want. If I didn't I'd find a way to turn it or partially cover the sensor to make it less sensitive.
1761242
I don't think it will give you enough light. How it compares to 110 watts I'm not sure. I tried to shine it across the small bedroom we have it in and I don't think it gave off enough light.....especially for playing darts. It works great on my son't desk, bright but not to bright.
317106
No. It gives off light but u can't direct it. I have a dcs grill wich is bigger. I might order another weber light for the other side. The light goes on when u open the lid. Really nice feature
1998361
This is not a bad lantern. I don't believe it throws as much light out as one of the old-fashioned kerosene lanterns did, but it does serve well when there is no power and you need light. My lantern works just fine.
156769
in my opinion, NO it will not give off enough light to light up an area for the party. you would be better off with a quartz light for your application.
988322
Not even close. I bought mine to try and light a flag but it only shines a few feet. We use it to illuminate a plant on the ground.
1055589
It has 3 settings on it. On the brightest setting it would probably give off enough light to read by if you kept it close to you. Yes, i would say its more useful as mood lighting. We use a rechargeable Coleman lantern when we go camping. On its brightest setting it produces enough light for all of us to read by. It also has a low setting and a nightlight setting. We charge the battery at home before we leave and it lasts all weekend.