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LightCap

Traveling light

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If you're into camping, festivals, hiking or any other outdoorsy activity you'll need a drinking bottle and a lamp. But why take both when you can take the ingenious LightCap? (Don't worry, that's a rhetorical question so you needn't start racking your brains).

This dual-purpose lantern/bottle has been designed to refresh and illuminate at the same time. How? Simple, its lid contains a sealed unit housing a solar panel, Ni-Cad battery pack and powerful LED light. Brilliant, eh?

LightCap

LightCap

LightCap

Easy to carry

Drink by day...

Light by night!
 

Weighing in at only 312 grams with a 1 litre capacity, the virtually unbreakable LightCap is ideal for camping trips, especially when backpack-space is tight. Just think, armed with this eco-friendly device you can enjoy a good glug, go a wandering after dark and illuminate your tent without messing around with a separate light.

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Relaxing red

Best of all a handy waterproof switch on the cap lets you change from the bright white LED to a more relaxing red one. Apparently this preserves energy but we use it to replicate that bridge-of-the-Enterprise-red-alert feel. ('Cap'n, ma dilithium crystals cannae take it!').

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Solar Power!

Talking of preserving energy, a four-hour 'charge' of sunshine will keep the LightCap shining for hours, so you can go about your night-time business without fumbling around in the dark (unless you want to). And those of you planning an extended trek won't have to worry about ordering a replacement LightCap from the depths of the jungle as the rechargeable batteries will last for at least 300 cycles.

LightCap

Light sensor for efficient energy use

Whether you're planning a road trip, festival weekend, backpacking trek or you've simply forgotten to pay the electric bill, the Sollight LightCap is the perfect night-time companion. So hit Buy and stay refreshed and illuminated wherever you may roam. Night night.

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Features:
  • Two colour L.E.D's emitting white or power saving red light
  • Sealed cap contains a powerful red and white LED bulbs and Ni-Cad charging system that provides up to 12 hours light without producing heat
  • Leave the red light on all night (minimal energy draw) so you can easily find the bottle; then switch it to white if you need a light!
  • Integrated light sensor prevents accidental battery discharge during the day
  • Completely sealed, lightweight, high-output solar panel with clear protective lens
  • Strong intergrated retaining ring to clip bottle for carrying
  • Volume measure on side of bottle
  • Flat surfaces molded onto two sides of the bottle to allow you to lay it down
  • Totally sealed solar power unit - molded in from the top (outside) of the cap so there’s no possible contact with the contents of the bottle
Specification:
  • Approximately 8¼"(H) x 3¾"(W) x 3¾"(D)
  • Holds approximately 1 litre / 32oz
  • Weight approximately 312 grams, empty

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visitor avatar Mine's on order... In response to Valentino, warm water (not chilled) is actually better for you anyway - it is more easily absorbed and causes less shock to the system!
Steve, London - May '07
visitor avatar Looks great but surely if this is to be kept out in sunlight to charge then your water is gonna get really warm.
Valentino, London - Apr '07
Firebox says: Good point Valentino, few ways around this one. You could put the Lightcap in the flask section of a backpack, using a elasticised pocket on the side of the pack – this will stop sunlight warming the water (as it’s covered) but charge solar panel. Or maybe use a drinks sleeve or even a thermos sleeve? This will keep your drink at a ideal temperature – this again will expose the top of the lightcap and not the drink to the sun for torch like goodness when it gets dark.

 
 
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