The structure of a camping lantern mainly includes the following parts:
Lamp shell: Usually made of ABS plastic or PC plastic, with a protection level (such as IP65), and can resist the erosion of the external environment.
Lamp beads: Mostly LED lamp beads are used, which have the characteristics of high brightness and low power consumption. For example, some camping lanterns use 4 ultra-bright LED lamp beads with a total power of 2W.
Controller: It has a light control anti-reverse connection protection function to ensure that the lamp can work normally in various environments.
Battery: Common battery types include 18650 batteries, with a capacity of usually 4V3.5AH, supporting wired charging and solar charging.
Switch and charging port: Usually a boat-type switch is used, with two gears to adjust the brightness. The charging port is mostly a DC charging port, but modern designs prefer to use a Type-C charging port for the convenience of users.
Lampshade: The lampshade has various designs, some of which use a four-sided external light panel design, which can be folded to adjust the direction of light.
Waterproof design: Many camping lanterns are designed with dust and waterproof rubber baffles to ensure that they will not be damaged when used in humid environments.
