Sterno Emergency Candle, 6 inch, white, $9.29 each

While i have moved on to LED lights, a 55 hour life is nice for those are technology phobic

The real reason for this candle is not for light, but rather for heat. Light is a nice side benefit.

Thanks,
Cal.

Someone posted this for 9$ two days ago, I put a lower camel alert price and it dinged today at 7$. Enjoy

calvados.boualrd wrote: ↑ The real reason for this candle is not for light, but rather for heat. Light is a nice side benefit.

Thanks,
Cal.

The average human puts out something like 100W of heat while a candle measures at about to 80W. So not a big amount, especially when the smallest gas furnaces are 40,000BTU or ~11,700W. Even a standard 1500W space heater would put a candle to shame.

Quentin5 wrote: ↑ The average human puts out something like 100W of heat while a candle measures at about to 80W. So not a big amount, especially when the smallest gas furnaces are 40,000BTU or ~11,700W. Even a standard 1500W space heater would put a candle to shame.

You aren't heating a room here. The heat from an emergency candle is for emergencies. A single candle can keep 4 people in a vehicle from freezing to death.

Thanks,
Cal.

calvados.boualrd wrote: ↑ You aren't heating a room here. The heat from an emergency candle is for emergencies. A single candle can keep 4 people in a vehicle from freezing to death.

Thanks,
Cal.

It might save you from freezing but you may be dead from another way.

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calvados.boualrd wrote: ↑ You aren't heating a room here. The heat from an emergency candle is for emergencies. A single candle can keep 4 people in a vehicle from freezing to death.

Thanks,
Cal.

4 humans, 400W, one candle 80W.
Your going to have to move the goalpost again.

Quentin5 wrote: ↑ 4 humans, 400W, one candle 80W.
Your going to have to move the goalpost again.

I'm not moving anything anywhere. If you don't buy why someone wants this candle, then don't buy it. Simple pimple.

FYI a candle is not meant to replace all the heat produced by a human body. SMH.

Thanks,
Cal.

The candle in the car sure kept us all warm. Don't believe me? Here's proof. It was toasty!

calvados.boualrd wrote: ↑ FYI a candle is not meant to replace all the heat produced by a human body. SMH.

It never was, it advertises its light producing time, it is you who is thinking its small amount of heat is more important.

funtastic wrote: ↑ The candle in the car sure kept us all warm. Don't believe me? Here's proof. It was toasty!

How many times do we have to remind people don't add napalm

Quentin5 wrote: ↑ It never was, it advertises its light producing time, it is you who is thinking its small amount of heat is more important.

Ok, I concede that it is advertised as a light source, however if you have spent time in the north you would know that a candle in the glove box/emergency bag is a regular item. These posts aren't helping anybody, so I'll leave it at this.

Thanks,
Cal.

Limit of 3 per account. Thanks OP

Quentin5 wrote: ↑ It never was, it advertises its light producing time, it is you who is thinking its small amount of heat is more important.


How many times do we have to remind people don't add napalm

calvados.boualrd wrote: ↑ Ok, I concede that it is advertised as a light source, however if you have spent time in the north you would know that a candle in the glove box/emergency bag is a regular item. These posts aren't helping anybody, so I'll leave it at this.

Thanks,
Cal.

Yet if your going to think the heat from this will save you you will die.
It is important to know how things really work, for light i have several flashlights with NiMH batteries which will work well below the coldest winter temperature where i am located. If i were going even colder i would research what i need. Then you need clothing for the temperatures, you can get parkas and pants and mittens instead of gloves and everything else for the temperature you need. And if your going to be camping sleeping bags rated to below the temperature and so forth.
Survival depends on being ready for the conditions you might encounter, not thinking a candle will warm you no matter the 99% design temperature.
In general you also want an autoclub membership and a cell phone (and a car charger).

Can u heat up a can of beans on an led flashlight doe

ryansluman wrote: ↑Can u heat up a can of beans on an led flashlight doe

You most certainly can, you just need a light large enough that doesn't step down too quickly.

I have a light that can easily burn anything within a few seconds of it being on and the light is small enough to fit in my hand.

Gtaphotog wrote: ↑ You most certainly can, you just need a light large enough that doesn't step down too quickly.

I have a light that can easily burn anything within a few seconds of it being on and the light is small enough to fit in my hand.

Go back to your well lit cave ya flashlight troll

Team Candle vs Team LED. This is what breaks us

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blackston3 wrote: ↑Team Candle vs Team LED. This is what breaks us

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What happens when you're for team candle and team led?