Energy-efficient LED camp lighting with a variety of brightness and mounting options.
The flexible rope can be wrapped, wound, flattened into a variety of useful lighting shapes and secured in place with the magnetic twisty ties. Or use the lights to create a soft light lantern in the specially designed translucent dry bag.
Perfect for everything from work lighting while cooking, to perimeter lighting for safety, to inside the tent for reading and bedtime prep.
At 250 LED diodes ("bulbs") a meter, the C6 Outdoor Flex Camp lights offer a real working light solution. These can get bright and are meant to be used for getting stuff done in the dark, and then dimmed for moody playtime later! (Beware of competitors twinkly LED fairy lights that are ONLY useful for campsite decoration)
Add Extension Strips to create up to 4 meters / 13 feet of strip lighting.
Includes a dimmer switch to dial in the perfect night camp vibe. Because who wants a campsite that looks like a Karaoke bar?
Power can be supplied by any USB power source. We recommend using your cell phone battery pack charger or the 12v outlet in your vehicle.
- Warm natural colored LEDs - rated 2700k
- Up to 3 additional Flex Light Extension Strips can be connected (daisy-chained) to the Flex Camp light for a larger lit area and even brighter camp lighting.
- For softer lantern-style lighting, just illuminate the light strip while stored in the translucent C6 Dry Bag.
- Safely use the Flex Camp Light in the rain.
- The black color light strip blends discretely into the campsite during the day.
- The 1 meter / 40 “ long light rope features rubberized waterproofing rated ip67, locking screw connectors, and 250 LED lights.
- Includes 2 Magnetic Silicone ties and 19.5" / 50 cm long dimmer switch cable with screw lock connector.
You need to supply the portable USB power bank (not included), or vehicle cigarette lighter w/ USB adapter (vehicle included. Not. Got ya).
Consider the Tent USB Extension Power Cable by C6 Outdoor for running the lights up to 13 feet / 4 meters away from the power source. This is handy if you’re using solar or running the lights in the tent off of vehicle power. (Did you know, the Rev Tent has a small zippered opening for feeding power cables inside?)
