Devos LightRanger Camping Lights & Accessories
Explore Devos LightRanger rechargeable camp lights, elevated area lighting and compatible supports. Choose by the space you need to illuminate, the height you can use and the controls you prefer. Compact tent lighting and a tall tripod light serve different jobs, even when both charge by USB-C.
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Compare LightRanger formats
- LightRanger 500: a compact light with white, amber and red modes, hand-wave activation, hooks and magnetic mounting. Consider it for close-range tasks or a small shelter where a tall pole would be unnecessary.
- LightRanger 800 Mini: a smaller telescoping format with an integrated mini tripod and a height range of 1.4–4.5 feet. It provides dimmable white light for a more compact setup.
- LightRanger 1200: white area lighting on a 3–9-foot telescoping pole. The listed package includes the tripod, carry bag and USB-C charging equipment.
- LightRanger 2000: a 3–10-foot format with white, amber and red modes, plus on-unit and Bluetooth app controls.
- LightRanger 4000: white area lighting with Bluetooth control and a 3–10-foot tripod. A higher maximum output does not mean it includes the 2000's colored-light modes.
One brighter light or two separate lights?
The two-LightRanger 1200 Ultimate Kit includes two lights, two colored filter kits, two ground stakes and a 44-inch carry case. Two lights let you illuminate separated activity areas, such as cooking and gear organization. A single taller or brighter unit keeps the equipment in one place. Compare where people will actually work and move before selecting solely by lumen output.
Read runtime beside the brightness setting
Devos rates the LightRanger 1200 at about 3.75 hours on high and up to 80 hours on low. The maximum output and longest runtime are different operating conditions. Reducing brightness or using fewer panels changes the lighting experience as well as the power demand. Plan charging around your expected use, with allowance for battery condition and temperature.
Check the charger and cable included with your exact package. USB-C describes the connector; it does not mean every power supply provides the same charging speed. Review model-specific instructions before using an external battery or solar charging source.
Match supports and accessories to the model
The Mini Tripod for LightRanger 500 and the tripod with a selected 800 or 1200 mount are different listings. A tripod accessory does not include a lantern head. Check the chosen mount option and your light model together.
The Outpost clamp-on table adds two panels to a compatible standard LightRanger pole; it does not include the light or pole. The listing excludes the Mini. Follow its placement and load instructions instead of assuming any telescoping tube can support it.
Devos questions
Does every LightRanger have an app?
No. The 2000 and 4000 listings include Bluetooth app control. The 500, 800 Mini and 1200 use their own on-unit control arrangements. Select by the exact model's listed features.
Does every model offer amber and red light?
No. The 500 and 2000 have colored modes in their listings. The 1200 uses white light, with separate colored filters available in specified kits. Do not assume the model number alone describes its light colors.
Can an area light replace a headlamp?
An area light stays with your campsite setup, while a headlamp follows you when you walk away. Consider both the shared work area and the paths between your vehicle, tent and other facilities.
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