The best storm oil lamp on the market This is the reason why the Baby Special 276 is an essential outdoor light:
- permanently non-electric light source , emergency and orientation light
- Quality Made in Germany since 1893
- flexibility settings on the balcony and terrace or in the garden
- 20 hours of light with one tank fill and a steady flame even in windy conditions
- durable material, heat-resistant and unbreakable glass
- ecologically packaged and available in many different colors
For more than 125 years, the Feuerhand Baby Special 276 kerosene lamp reliably sheds light on people's daily lives. The non-electric light source follows a balanced course, consuming fuel economically and efficiently. Feuerhand Baby Special 276 is made of galvanized steel, making it particularly resistant to corrosion. The colored versions are also powder-coated and available in many shades. The Baby Special 276 is your eternal outdoor lighting with a peaceful flame pattern - for moments of relaxation surrounded by reliable light.
Oil lamps Feuerhand have been produced consistently for over 125 years in Germany. As a result, you get a proven, high-quality, reliable lamp with a unique charm.
Fuerhand Hurricane Lantern 276 is made of galvanized steel sheet and is highly resistant to corrosion. The lantern's flame is protected from wind and precipitation by schott Suprax glass with high resistance to breakage. The lamp is ideally suited for outdoor use and provides up to 20 hours of pleasant light.
Feuerhand Hurricane Lantern 276 will prove to be perfectly both at home and in the garden, as well as when camping, bivouacking or camping. The lamp blends in perfectly with the bushcraft atmosphere.
Open the tank cap and fill the lantern tank with kerosene. Pour fuel into the bulge on the tank. Before the first operation, soak the wick with fuel. Therefore, after filling the lantern, set it aside for about 20 minutes before you light it.
Lift the lantern's glass cylinder by pressing the bracket on the left side and hooking it to the corresponding notch. The wick, which should protrude from the burner for about 1-2 mm, light with a lighter or match. As soon as the wick is lit, slowly lower the shade using the bracket.
You can adjust the size of the flame by turning the burner knob. The flame should not be flickering or smoking. A flame of 1.5 to 2 cm in diameter is recommended. Smoking and rapid burning of the wick may suggest that it is pulled too high or not saturated with fuel. Hiding the wick extinguishes the flame. Check if it really went out by turning it up again. Note: Do not bury the wick too deep, as it may fall out of the burner.
To clean the shade, pull the chimney upwards. To do this, place your fingers on the carrying handle and use your thumb to pull upward on the lifting eye. The lampshade can now be tilted in the wire holder and removed from the holder.
With the shade tilted, turn the burner handle clockwise and remove the entire component. Remove the old wick and pull the new wick through the hole using the swivel handle on the burner. Remember that even a new wick needs about 20 minutes to absorb the fuel. Only then light the lantern.
