Need more lumens? Amp up the brightness and fend off chill with the UCO Candlelier Candle Lantern. Sporting three 9-hour candles, this brilliant source of heat and light is perfect for large groups of campers and for home and emergency use. Use this windproof lantern to brighten up your next family picnic plus keep your coffee hot, too. Just place your mug or cooking pot on the heat shield and—voila! The Candlelier cleverly heats small amounts of water or food while providing a warm, ambient glow to your campsite or porch.
New colors include Burgundy Red, Forest Green, and Glacier Blue.
FEATURES
- Lightweight, durable aluminum construction.
- Heats small amounts of water or food on heat shield.
- Burns long-lasting UCO 9-hour candle; burn 1,2, or all 3 candles depending on your lighting needs.
- Glass chimney and 3 spring-loaded candle tubes with viewing slots.
- Carrying handle and twist-lock base.
- Provides ample light, warms surroundings, and helps remove condensation.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- Dimensions: 8" high x 4" diameter (20 cm x 10 cm)
- Weight (w/ 3 candle): 18.0 oz. (510 g)
- Candles: UCO 9-hour or citronella candles, or 12-hour beeswax candles
USE THE CANDLELIER AS A STOVE
The heat shield of the Candlelier Candle Lantern provides a stove-like surface to heat small amounts of water, melt snow, or keep foods and beverages warm.
USING CANDLE LANTERNS
To prevent fire, keep burning candle within sight. Never burn a candle on or near anything that can catch fire. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including carbon monoxide, soot and other combustion by-products, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to http://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Nice quality and shipping box was good enough so glass did not break.
I wanted this lantern for multiple reasons. I’ve had the OG UCO candle lantern for years and use it to wick moisture from my tent while winter backpacking and camping. I wanted to test if this lantern would actually boil water in a lidded pot.. check my YouTube video to see the results. My only complaint is, it’s a bummer there aren’t standard candles that can fit in it, so it can be expensive to use frequently, but it does add a nice ambiance, and emits enough warmth to keep your hands toasty if you can’t build a fire.
I’ve got two of these three candle lanterns. Use them to warm my small office and enjoy the perk for the holidays. I got tired of tossing out the three wick scentless candle glass, maybe these are cheaper approach. I got a gimmick of putting a soda can full of water on the top, gets up to 120-140F, just a mean to try and catch and store the heat. Now the cleaning part I don’t get. At home I got a process, but if camping I don’t get this. I use the hot water in the can to remove the stuck wax, because most the time it gets in the way of adding a new candle. On rare occasions the candle makes a mess that needs deep cleaning. So I VERY CAUTIOUSLY use very hot water and a little dish soap to clear the stuck wax at home. I cannot imagine how they replace candles while camping or during an outage, no good guidance I found posted on best ways to clean.
I have the single candle version of this. I haven’t used this one yet, but I’m sure it’s going to be just as great and much brighter than the single candle version.
Great product. Works as it supposed to. It adds great ambience to the picnic table.
