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Hybrid Solar Lantern - VIM Tools

Part #: HSL200

The VIM Tools HSL200 Hybrid Solar Lantern provides reliable and versatile illumination for professional automotive and industrial environments. Utilizing advanced solar technology, this lantern efficiently charges from any light source, ensuring it's always ready for use. Its robust design and dual-charging capabilities make it an essential tool for technicians requiring consistent, portable lighting in various work settings.

Key Features

  • Hybrid Charging: Solar panel charges from any light source, with a secondary Micro USB input for rapid charging (cable included).
  • High Output Illumination: Equipped with 12 super bright LEDs, delivering 200 lumens of consistent light output.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand demanding professional use, featuring a water-resistant design.
  • Extended Charge Retention: When fully charged, the lantern can hold its power for years, minimizing downtime.
  • Portable and Compact: Lightweight and small form factor allows for easy storage and transport in toolboxes or work vehicles.
  • Professional Assurance: Backed by VIM Tools' limited lifetime warranty.

Applications

The VIM Tools HSL200 is ideal for a range of professional applications where reliable supplemental lighting is critical. Technicians can deploy it for under-hood inspections, interior vehicle work, or illuminating confined spaces during repairs. Its durability and water resistance make it suitable for outdoor use, such as roadside assistance or work in damp conditions. Industrial professionals will find it beneficial for machinery inspections, power outages, or as a portable light source in areas without fixed illumination.

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  • Model: 191338
  • Shipping Weight: 2lbs
  • UPC: 9230889200
  • Manufacturers Part #: HSL200
  • Manufactured by: VIM Tools
  • Also Known As: VIMHSL200, VIM-HSL200, VMHSL200

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 January, 2015.