3-in-1 combination The multifunctional camping lantern from is a perfect combination of mosquito lamp, strobe light and camping lamp. Not only does it help kill mosquitoes, it is also a camping light that doubles as indoor and outdoor emergency lighting. Bug Zappers Comes with a UV wavelength of 365 nm. The blue light attracts insects, then it will spread the beetle. Insect killer lamp can protect you from annoying mosquito bites while sleeping or on the campsite. USB and solar charging You can charge this camping light via USB and solar energy. The mosquito lamp has a 2300 mAh lithium battery that only takes 2-3 hours of charging time to work 8-12 hours of continuous operation. 4 lighting modes Our mosquito lamp has the function of brightness adjustment. There are 4 lighting modes for you: 100 lm cob light, 100 ml cob light / 3 hours, 320 lm stroboscope / 8 hours, 320 lm high brightness / 3 hours, 300 lm low brightness / 6 hours. Choose the mode that suits your needs according to the environment. IP67 waterproof The camping lantern is weatherproof and can be immersed in water, exposed to rain and cold weather and lights up your tent at night. Note: The USB interface should be closed before the flushing process. Product Description LETOUR 3-in-1 Multifunction Camping Mosquito Killer Lamp Multi-functional Bug Zapper lamp: Not only does it help you free from mosquitoes, but it also is good lighting, serving as an indoor lamp and outdoor flashlight and emergency light. This perfect combination of the mosquito killer, torch light, and flashlight is beast for outdoor activities. Solar powered: When you cant charge it outdoors, the solar panels of the lamp can store electricity during the day without worrying about lack of power or sockets. IP45 Waterproof: The bug zapper light reaches the waterproof grade of IP45, which means it can be used in the rainy day directly. No worry about rainy weather or wet environment. Safety Fence Design 6mm spacing Safety fence design, effectively prevent fingers from accidentally touching the power grid Read more