Nitecore have a new torch or rather “lamp” out called the LR60. It’s a multipurpose device, works as a light source or a mobile battery pack and runs off 21700 or 18650 batteries. Handy for weekend games, camping or working in dark environments.
As a new member of the NITECORE Lantern Series, the LR60 is an innovative gadget to combine a camping lantern, power bank and Li-ion battery charger for a unique and ungraded user experience.
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As a Power Bank:
The LR60 can be used as a portable power bank available for a USB QC fast charge output of 18W when using 1~2 x 21700 / 18650 batteries to get you out of the outdoor charging predicament for your USB devices.
As a Camping Lantern:
The LR60 utilizes 9 x high CRI LEDs (CRI≥90, Color Temperature: 4000-4500K), with a maximum output of 280 lumens and a max beam diameter of 28 meters. The highly translucent PC diffuser allows all light source to be evenly distributed and softened.
To prevent accidental activation, the LR60 is equipped with dual power buttons located on both sides of the base which perform the same functions and enable simple operations of brightness adjustment and mode switching. Available with 3 brightness levels and 2 special modes, it is also equipped with 3 illuminable directions and multiple illuminable direction settings to save power and suitable for different purposes.
As a Li-ion Battery Charger:
The USB-C port is compatible with various mobile power sources to charge 2 x 21700 / 18650 Li-ion batteries. It can automatically detect the battery level and automatically adopt the optimal charging modes between CC and CV. The Over-Discharged Li-ion Battery Activation can energize your batteries and the blue indicator enables you to be informed of the charging status anytime anywhere.
With an ultra compact and portable body, the LR60 also has 2 ways to offer hands-free uses with its magnetic base and hanger. IP66 rated and 1m impact resistant, it is applicable for multiple scenes including outdoor camping, family emergency, maintenance checks and EDC (Everyday Carry).
