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Question: Is Nichia 300 a US made product?
Document: I just received the Nichia 300 Lumens Extreme LED Lantern and this is a great little lantern; I bought this for emergency lighting when storms blow the power and it has sufficient candle power to illuminate a small/moderate size room on the high setting and even the medium setting on just 3 D cell batteries which are easily replaceable in the bottom of the lantern. I am considering buying a few more for family, great product! !
Well Made, BUT claims of 300 lumens is grossly stretched! Good utility and camping light. can be held upside down by included hook.If they ever come back on the market, I will buy two more. Only use three D cell to power light. Best light output of the rated LED lanterns
I purchased this light mainly use for the base camp and auto camp.Compare to other same price range ramps, this was the best for my usage for the following reasons.Price wise, there are 30day survival lantern uses same brand LED bulb which made by Nichia. This one has 3 bulbs other one has 2, but they produce same amount of lumen. However, other brands cost $10 more than this light.Uses only 3 x D batteries only, while other similar lantern uses 4 x D batteries. which means lighter!After I used this lantern at fully shaded camping site.
All ten amber LEDs are on when the lantern is on high (300 lumens), five amber LEDs are on when the lantern is on medium (150 lumens), and one amber LED is on when the lantern is on low (29 lumens). The amber LEDs are off when the lantern is on SOS flashing mode. The green LED itself can't be seen except from a narrow range of angles, but if you set the lantern close to a vertical surface (for example, a tent wall) and aim the green LED at the vertical surface, the reflected light is much more broadly visible.The lantern seems to be made out of rugged, heavy ABS plastic, and the top and base are encased in rubber.
First off, I am impressed with the Camping Lantern ADV 1. I have the Rayovac Sportsman SE3DLN. Both have very good product spec. for what you need. I have had the SE3DLN for about 6 yrs. Very reliable. I just got the ADV 1.SE3DLN  240 lum. 40hrs,  low-90hrs (no lum given) ,  strobe no time listedADV-1  300 lum. 32hrs,  150 lum-82hrs,  29 lum-830hrs,  SOS-370hrs...Well I like both, but look at the 2 spec., and if nothing else, 830 div by 24 = 34.5 days.
This was given to my husband as a Christmas gift. We go clamming on the West Coast often, formerly using his old metal Coleman lanterns. The Nichia is quite an improvement. It gives adequate light, is easy to carry to and from the beach, and is waterproof. He likes it very much. It is smaller than I anticipated, but it is my fault for not reading the dimensions.
If you are a basic camper, need small illumination. This is perfect.If you are looking for a high power 300 lumen lamp, DO NOT BUY THIS.This is no where near close to 300 lumens even with the diffuser off of the bulbs.--RETURNED
I looked at the Rayovac model (similar to this Nichia) and then I saw the Nichia with the glowing reviews. From what I could tell, it is the same design as the Rayovac and looks identical, but has an additional brightness level, and is much brighter. I bought two of these to have around the house, and to have on hand for future camping.This Nichia lantern is excellent. It's crazy bright, the three brightness levels are very convenient, and it's solid and rugged. It seems very well designed and built.
So I bought this and the Rayovac to compare... and this is seriously brighter. So much so that I lost a bet to my Mom whom these were for, and she made me send back the other and get 2 of these.They really DO light up a room.... the only caveat I have with them is the light is VERY WHITE, which can be really harsh in really dark environments. But I take them camping all the time. They're small, portable and last a while on a single set of batteries.
Not a big deal, but just a minor observation. One small piece of duct tape to prevent it from twisting would definitely take care of it if it becomes a concern.Overall, it seems like a fantastic lantern and well worth the price. I'm very impressed and look forward to using them.UPDATE: Aug 2013: The summer heat has put quite a load on my neighborhood grid, and the power went out a week after I received the two Nichia lanterns. We lost power at 8:45pm, but we were all set--I turned on both lanterns and our entire house was illuminated.
Answer: yes