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Coleman Dual Action 4D WideBeam Flashlight - 2007 BCS
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The Coleman 4D Dual Action WideBeam Flashlight throws a bright 7W beam onto that dark path. The 140-degree angle of light closely matches the human peripheral field of vision, so you don't have to wonder what's lurking in those dark corners. Coleman designed the Dual Action to emit a center spot of bright light with a softer perimeter. This works out quite nicely when you stand the flashlight on its its flat base for area lighting. The Xenon blue-tipped Bulb provides a white light that's easy on the eyes.
Bottom Line: Light the way (or light up your campsite) with the Coleman Dual Action WB Flashlight.
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Write your question here...how do you change the batteries?
Write your question here...how do you change the batteries?
By: nancy page
December 8, 2011
where is there a service center in Central NJ? Princeton - Brunswick
where is there a service center in Central NJ? Princeton - Brunswick areas?
By: Joyce Alexander
September 6, 2011
Call them. 1-800-835-3278. From the Coleman website: If you should ever need your Coleman® product repaired, contact the Coleman Factory Outlet located in Wichita, Kansas. Call the repair center before taking your product in to be sure they can accommodate your request.
By: Jay Creech
September 6, 2011
Not a good light
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ErkMD
April 2, 2011
This is a clunky light using an incandescent bulb and 4D batteries, if it was 1995 then this would be a great light. This is heavy and provides mediocre light given it's size and weight. Not waterproof, not durable, not worth the shipping cost.
BC needs to seriously revamp their light vendors. I love BC, but the lighting, especically flashlight section, is terrible. Email me if you have any questions or would like good lighting suggestions. My email address is on my profile page.
Can I get a 4D battery holder for this flashlight or any other
Can I get a 4D battery holder for this flashlight or any other Coleman flashlight
By: Charles W Runge Sr
August 26, 2011
Hi Greg, I have a coleman wide beam flash ligh and I cannot figure
Hi Greg, I have a coleman wide beam flash ligh and I cannot figure out how to unlock the battery case. It looks like there are two tabs on the back end of the light with a third on top, but when I push in, nothing happens. The "patten pending is D445933 and its white with blue trim. Any help you may offer would be appreciated>
Jim
By: Jim
May 9, 2011
take a screw driver and push back the lid/latch to the battery case.
By: Joyce Alexander
September 6, 2011
love it
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Pam Kepplin
June 27, 2010
About 2 years ago I won a chance for free items. I picked 2 of the Coleman Dual Action. My husband was up set, felt we had enough flash lights. After 2 years and living in the country he now uses the coleman all the time. We keep one by the back door and the other we use when the power is out. One in the living room (using the side lights) lights up the whole room. I use the side light at night to walk out to the barn, it lights up the whole walk way. I can't count the number of times he has said, "I am glad you didn't listen to me about the lights". They are great....
Hi Greg, I have a coleman wide beam flash ligh and I cannot figure
Hi Greg, I have a coleman wide beam flash ligh and I cannot figure out how to unlock the battery case. It looks like there are two tabs on the back end of the light with a third on top, but when I push in, nothing happens. The "patten pending is D445933 and its white with blue trim. Any help you may offer would be appreciated>
Jim
By: Jim
May 9, 2011
no longer working..changed batteries---can you tell me how to
no longer working..changed batteries---can you tell me how to tell if bulbs are blown?
By: angie
September 22, 2010
Angie, incandescent bulbs burn out very easily. The filament doesn't always appeary broken like you might see in an old light bulb. If you changed the batteries and it doesn't work there are only a few explantions.
1) batteries are in the wrong orientation, double check
2) bulb is burned out, need a new bulb
3) electrical issue, water or corrosive battery acid has damaged circuitry, flashlight is now garbage
My suggestion, the bulb is not worth the money to replace it. Buy a new LED light that has at least 3 watts and you will never need to replace a bulb again. Additionally, you will have increased battery life and it will be much lighter and smaller.
By: ErkMD
April 2, 2011
how bright is this coleman wide beam how far out does the beam
how bright is this coleman wide beam how far out does the beam go compared to c cell maglite how would you rate this light i need a really good light for security and general purpose thanks
By: greg davis
July 16, 2010
Greg, don't buy this light or a Maglite. They are really not good lights. Maglite is better because they've moved on to LED technology, but still they are using reputation and not technology. As far as "7 watt" don't let that fool you into being impressed. 7 watt incandescent is very weak. 7 watt LED would be very very bright. If you want a good security light I have many suggestions for you none of which are available through BC. You or anyone else can email me personally if you want information or suggestions on lights. I want to make it clear I do not sell flashlights! It's just a hobby I take very seriously and don't want people wasting money on old technology. BC you can email me too if you want some suggestions for improving your light inventory.
By: ErkMD
April 2, 2011
hello this flashlight is waterproof ? i want it for diving t
hello this flashlight is waterproof ? i want it for diving thanks.
By: antoni patinioti
June 30, 2009
Antoni, no no no on diving, this light wouldn't even survive a shower! Diving lights are actually a special beast that need to be designated for diving. A "waterproof" or "weatherproof" light does not mean dive rated. Pressure at depth makes a big difference and a great waterproof light will still not be sufficient for any real diving. Static tests (no movement or operation of switches) are used to rate lights on water resistance, but diving is not a static activity. My email address is on my profile page if you or anyone wants more information.
By: ErkMD
April 2, 2011
No, it absolutely is not waterproof. It will break.
By: Angus Bohanon
July 1, 2009
The back comes off._______________look herehttp://www.coleman.com/coleman/images/pdf/2000000872.pdf
By: Michael Kisow
November 17, 2008
Does the flashlight plug into a wall socket? Or do you have
Does the flashlight plug into a wall socket? Or do you have to take the batteries out and recharge them on a charger?
By: val2267749
June 18, 2008
It's not a rechargeable light, you take the batteries out and put new ones in.---------------http://www.coleman.com/coleman/images/pdf/
By: Michael Kisow
November 17, 2008
Change me.
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FlashlightsNot a good light
This is a clunky light using an incandescent bulb and 4D batteries, if it was 1995 then this would be a great light. This is heavy and provides mediocre more...
- Bulb Type:
- Xenon
- Power Source:
- 4 D cell batteries
- Battery Location:
- handle
- Batteries Included:
- no
- Waterproof:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- camping, backup car light, power outages
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 3 years