Lumee Arc
An electric lighter that laughs at wind and rain.
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- Dual-arc, flameless — no butane
- Windproof and waterproof construction
- Up to 300 lights per USB charge
- Safety switch, flip lid, carabiner clip
What makes it different
Wind can't put it out
There's no flame to blow out. The arc lights a campfire in a gale and a candle in front of an open window.
Rain is fine
Waterproof construction and a sealing flip lid, which is the difference between a camp lighter and a kitchen one.
No fuel, ever
About 300 lights per charge, and it refills in under 90 minutes. Nothing to buy, nothing to smell, nothing to leak in a bag.
Clips to a pack
A built-in carabiner and a lanyard loop, so it rides on the outside of a bag where you can find it.
How an arc lighter works
Two crossed arcs instead of a flame.
- 1
Flip the lid
The hinged cover protects the contacts from weather and pocket lint. Opening it exposes the arc housing.
- 2
Slide the safety and press
A safety switch means nothing arcs by accident. Press and a dual arc jumps between the contacts.
- 3
Touch what you're lighting
Bring the arc to the wick, the tinder, or the charcoal. Close the lid when you're done.
Where it earns its keep
Grills, campfires, fireplaces, birthday candles, gas stoves with a dead igniter.
Specifications
- Ignition
- Dual-arc, flameless
- Weather
- Windproof and waterproof
- Lights per charge
- Up to 300
- Charging
- USB rechargeable, full in under 1.5 hours
- Safety
- Safety switch and weatherproof flip lid
- Carry
- Carabiner clip and lanyard loop
- Body
- Ribbed matte polymer shell
Keep the arc contacts clean and dry. Airlines generally treat arc lighters as lithium-battery devices — carry-on only, never checked.
What's in the box
- Lumee Arc lighter
- USB charging cable
- Carabiner clipAttached
- Instruction card
Kitchen, grill, camp bin
People who own one usually end up wanting one in each place they need fire.
Questions
Safer than a butane lighter, though it isn't a toy. The safety switch has to be moved deliberately before the button does anything, and there's no fuel to spill or ignite.