Coleman® Dual Fuel™ Two-Mantle Powerhouse® Lantern
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- Bright, dual fuel lantern
- Uses Coleman fuel or unleaded gas
- Runs for seven hours of burn time on high setting, 14 hours on low
- Dual mantle design lights easily with matches
- Uses standard No. 21 mantles
- 25% brighter than 285 series
- Filter funnel included
Burning 25% brighter than the 285 series, the Coleman® Dual Fuel™ Two-Mantle Powerhouse® Lantern lights easily and burns two fuels for convenience. This durable lantern is powered by two pints of Coleman fuel or unleaded gas, providing up to seven hours of burn time on its high setting and 14 hours on its low setting. Easy to use traditional design lights easily with matches. Uses standard No. 21 mantles. Comes with filter funnel for mess-free refueling. Made in USA.
Manufacturer model #: 3000000946.
Additional Coleman Dual Fuel Powerhouse Lantern Mantels are sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 640-638-00
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Matawatchan Buy it while you still can
Coleman still makes some of the best liquid fuelled lanterns and stoves. Most of us have noticed a trend toward propane though, and while many people enjoy the convenience of a propane cylinder, gases do not work all that well in very cold weather. Coleman appears to be phasing out many of its liquid-fuelled products, such as the three burner dual fuel stove. This is unfortunate because I have found their liquid fuelled products far superior. This lantern throws a surprising amount of light and welcome heat and is very simple to use. I bought two of these, one as a Christmas gift for a camping friend and one for my own collection of Coleman lanterns. It appears to have many of the Coleman values of old, regardless of where the parts are made.
December 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Marey Product performs as expected
Love that it burns unleaded fuel! It was the perfect father's day gift.
July 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by 12GAMan Best Ever
Aside from light, this Lantern also gives off heat, which is important on some chilly nights in a tent or pop up camper, or during a winter power failure. Once the mantels start to burn they give off at least 20 watts, or so it seems to me. It is easy to maintain and will provide years of service.
June 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by MauricioVigano Great Lantern
This lantern is very good, I didn`t compare it with other models, but it is very bright and very easy to use.
With one tank of gas you get 7 hours of light, and you only have to pump the gas 2 or 3 times during the 7 hours.
July 29, 2011
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I don't smell anything when its burning.
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No smell while it is burning. The only smell you`ll get is when the tank is opened, and very little smell when you light it, because of the unburned gas that comes out through the mantles.
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