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Low lights leave shadows across your campsite or work area. This 800-lumen LED light raises above ground level on a telescoping pole for approximately 40' coverage, so you can see more of the area while you move or work.
Tabletop lights can leave shadows across a campsite, overland setup, or outdoor work area. This 800-lumen LED light raises above ground level on a telescoping pole and provides approx. 40' diameter light coverage. You can see more of the space around your setup while moving, cooking, or working after dark. If you're in a tight spot, the light head removes from the pole and includes a molded grommet for hanging overhead from hooks or supports. You can position the light above tables, work areas, or in your tent where a tripod may not fit and keep the area fully illuminated.
Full output isnt always needed for every task around camp. The dimmable LED output lets you lower brightness for cooking, relaxing, or low-light movement, or turn it up when you need more visibility. You can match the light level to the moment and keep the area lit without overpowering the space.
Lighting in every direction can spill into areas you don't need or into nearby campsites. Individual panel control lets you switch between 360 degree and 180 degree output so you can direct the light where it's needed. You can keep the beam focused where you're cooking, unloading, or working without blasting light into other people's space or forcing everyone to deal with harsh glare.
Bulky lighting gear can eat up room in camp bins, truck storage, or travel kits. This LightRanger collapses to 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" x 16-1/2" and includes a carry bag for transport and setup. The light packs down small enough to stay with your gear between trips.
Short battery life can cut off lighting before the task is done. The integrated rechargeable 5,000 mAh Li-ion battery delivers up to 3 hours of runtime at maximum output and up to 30 hours at lower output settings. You can manage brightness for the job and keep the area lit longer between charges.
Rain can move in while the light is already set up outside. The IPX6 waterproof rating supports operation in heavy rain and wet outdoor conditions. Your campsite or work area stays lit while the weather turns wet.
Single light setups can fall short when you need longer runtime, automatic activation, or different lighting conditions. Optional accessories (sold separately) include a motion sensor that detects movement and triggers the light automatically, a portable power bank that mounts directly to the unit to extend runtime and provide USB output for device charging, and a set of two colored lens filters designed for use with the LightRanger 800 and 800 mini. The snap-on polycarbonate filters include red for preserving night vision, and amber for reducing insect attraction, giving you more control over how the light performs in different environments. Also sold separately is a magnetic carbiner for hanging the lamp head in tight spots, and a ground stake so you can use the telescoping light without opening the tripod base.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone, Steven here with Etrailer. Today we're taking a look at our Devos LightRanger Telescoping LED Lantern with 800 powerful lumens of power. So folks, 800 lumens. This LED head is gonna provide broad overhead illumination for either your campsite or outdoor task that you have at night, and it can fully telescope close and then fit inside the carrying bag that it comes with along with a USB-C charger. And that charger is gonna plug in right here on the side. And then you got a power button, you can turn it on, and it's gonna give you two different modes.
You can turn off half the lights or turn on all the lights, and then you can actually pull this out once you get it unlocked here and make this extend all the way up to four and a half feet tall. So this is on the ground right now behind my table. I'm six foot two or 74 inches tall. This one here is about 54 inches tall, so about four and a half feet tall. And again, it does have the nice tripod base, which we we inchesre just looking at on the table here.
Let me open that back up. And that's really nice because then you can set it up once I get to loosen up here, here we go. You can set it up like this, then you can have it on while you're doing your thing at the campsite or whatnot. Again, two different light options, full power, half power, and off. So again, folks, obviously it's waterproof, has a great option again, with the powerful base it's gonna support and give you light illumination where you need it, when you need it, you can bring it up taller or shorter, again, depending on your needs.
I'm about probably six foot from the camera. If I put this all the way up here, you can just see how much light it's putting off. But again, the max height of this is about four feet, so it's gonna be about this tall. It does light up the area really, really nice. I can see everything here in my room really nice.
Obviously there's some shadows and those kind of things because it's not daytime brightness, but you get the picture, right And then you can even push this spring button here on the side. Let me lower this back down so you can see this a little better. So you have a spring button right here. You can push that, you can pop this light head off, and then you could hang it with a little hole there. You could put a hook through there or something and hang it so you could have higher light, maybe inside of a tent or something while you're camping out on the trails. And again, it can go down small like that. And then you can pop it right inside of your drawstring carrying bag along with the charger, cinch it up, and then you get a nice little handle strapped there to use it. You're gonna get three hours of runtime at maximum output, and 30 hours of runtime at the lowest output setting. And it's a fast charge again with that USB-C charger. And we also do carry sold separately some light filters. You can get red and amber as a combo kit that's sold separately. You can check that out at etrailer.com as well. As always, reach out to us if you have any questions about this or any of the products and have a great day. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
Ratings & Reviews
Kate F.
6/5/2026
Thanks for your review, John! It sounds like the LightRanger 4000 made those after-dark campsite arrivals a whole lot easier. I'm glad to hear it's helped take some of the frustration out of setup and let you focus on enjoying your camping trips. What's the coolest place you've lit up with it so far?
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Heather A.
6/3/2026
You really don't realize how bright 2,000 lumens is until you use it huh? I love the "rockstar of camping lights" description because it really fits this one! I'm also impressed that it stayed stable even when extended all the way up. Ten feet is no joke, especially when you're moving it around camp throughout the weekend. Thanks for sharing your experience and all the photos! It's always great seeing products used in real camping situations, and your review does a fantastic job showing why this light has become a favorite for so many campers.