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BioLite AlpenGlow Series Shakes Up The Lantern Game

Rechargeable Line Inspired by Lighting You Can Only Find In Nature

Brooklyn, NY (July 21, 2021) — BioLite, an innovator in off-grid renewable energy solutions, challenges the traditional camp lantern market with its latest offering, the AlpenGlow Series. The USB-rechargeable lanterns feature a sleek profile, custom white and color LED configuration, and firmware unlocked by an internal accelerometer, bringing sunsets and sunrises to the palm of your hand.

“It’s right there in the name: we were inspired by those breathtaking color blends you catch at daybreak or moments like the Northern Lights,” says BioLite CEO Jonathan Cedar, “with our design, users can select colors to match their mood – lighting plays a huge role in creating a sense of space and place and the AlpenGlow will help you feel at home, whether it’s the backyard or the backcountry.”

Available in two sizes, the AlpenGlow models offer 250 and 500 lumens of cool white illumination. The warm white setting utilizes ChromaReal LED Technology, emitting broad-spectrum light for accurate color rendering in lowlight conditions, a detail that comes in handy for activities like nighttime cooking and photography. Give that same warm white setting a shake, and the internal accelerometer will activate Candle Flicker mode, ideal for moments when an open flame is not available or permitted.

“The internal accelerometer is a really fun detail, but it also does a ton of work for the user,” says VP of Product Management Ryan Gist, “it enables you to interact with the unit in a hands-on way and access a whole range of settings like candle flicker, colorful party mode, and fireworks mode without having to navigate a bunch of buttons. The result is a beautiful lantern that brings the seamlessness of modern interior design to an outdoor setting.”

Perfect for camping, travel, and outdoor entertaining, the AlpenGlow is delightful for all ages. These lanterns are as functional as they are mesmerizing. Both models feature an IPX4 rating, a nesting hook for easy hanging, and USB charge-out capabilities enabling users to keep devices charged or connect to BioLite SiteLights for easy overhead lighting.

AlpenGlow 250 Technical Specifications:
• Lumen Output: 250 HIGH, 2.5 LOW
• 7 Light Modes: Cool White + Dim, Warm White + Dim, Single Color + Dim, Single Color Cycling +, Dual-Color (complimentary) + Dim, Candle Flicker, Party Mode (Dynamic Cycling)
• Light mode speed settings: 3
• Weight: 7.4oz (210g)
• Dimensions: 3.7” x 3” diameter
• 1 USB-A battery output at 3,200 mAh
• Rechargeable via Micro USB
• ChromaReal Technology – Broad-spectrum lighting producing daylight-quality illumination
• Cool, Warm, & Color Modes
• Controls: Press, Press and Hold, Shake (Accelerometer)
• IPX4 Waterproof Rating
• Hangable via nested hook
• Textured gripper ring for no-slip bottom
• Runtime: 5 HIGH, 200 LO, 1 Hour Power Reserve
• $59.95

AlpenGlow 500 Technical Specifications:
• Lumen Output: 500 HIGH, 2.5 LOW
• 8 Light Modes: Cool White + Dim, Warm White + Dim, Single Color + Dim, Multicolor + Dim,
• Candle Flicker, Party Mode, Multicolor Mode, Fireworks Mode
• Light mode speed settings: 3
• Weight: 13.4oz (380g)
• Dimensions: 5.4” x 3.8” diameter
• USB-A battery output at 6,400 mAh
• Rechargeable via Micro USB
• ChromaReal Technology – Broad-spectrum lighting producing daylight-quality illumination
• Cool, Warm, & Color Modes
• Controls: Press, Press and Hold, Shake (Accelerometer)
• IPX4 Waterproof Rating
• Hangable via nested hook
• Textured gripper ring for no-slip bottom
• Runtime: 5 HIGH, 200 LO, 1 Hour Power Reserve
• $79.95

BioLite’s fun, feature-packed AlpenGlow Series can be found at select retailers and BioLiteEnergy.com.

2 Responses to “BioLite AlpenGlow Series Shakes Up The Lantern Game”

  1. XC says:

    Kinda bummed that it’s MicroUSB and not USB-C, everything else looks cool, but USB-C is pretty universal at this stage and relatively future resistant.

  2. Richie says:

    if they both have the same low mode lumens, but one of them has twice the battery capacity, shouldn’t that one have more low mode runtime?