Nitelife Bivvy Lights

Our Nitelife Bivvy Lights are feature-packed, compact units that boast six lighting options with up to 80hours of illumination and the added bonus of an emergency power bank function. One-press operation allows you to cycle through three brightnesses of white light, red light and "Bugless" amber light with 610 nanometers wavelength that is less attractive to mosquitoes and moths. A single long press will activate the torch light.
Four internal LEDs provide information about battery level and charge status.
A special steel backing plate works in conjunction with two powerful magnets in the Nitelife Bivvy Light allowing it to be fitted to the fabric of your shelter.
Two sizes of Nitelife Bivvy Light are available:
Nightlife Bivvy Light 200
Dimensions: 240mm x 36mm x 36mm
Weight: 250g
Nightlife Bivvy Light 150
Dimensions: 150mm x 36mm x 36mm
Weight: 150g

[@nathanlawrence8921]

No remote? With every trakker product there always seems to be 1 thing missing to ruin an otherwise flawless product

[@TERRYWEEDON]

Nathan Lawrence totally agree

[@chodders2329]

Why do you need a remote? I agree on the missing part but remotes are for idle feckers

[@nathanlawrence8921]

Does your tv have a remote?

[@chodders2329]

@@nathanlawrence8921 that's a tv not a light

[@nathanlawrence8921]

@@chodders2329 oh yeah well spotted my mistake......

[@addictedtoangling]

Very nice

[@Keepingupwiththecarper]

Could you do one without the torch but with a remove and that links to alarms and/or mobile phone.

[@chodders2329]

What's the retail price?

[@TrakkerTV]

£29.99 FOR THE Nitelife Bivvy Light 150, £39.99 for the Nitelife Bivvy Light 200.

[@neilgilbert830]

how much

[@ive595]

What’s wrong with a candle?

[@jimwocha4949]

Errr, you can knock it over and burn your bivvy down. It blows out with any gust of wind. Doesn't give out much light. Were those the answers you were looking for?

[@ive595]

@@jimwocha4949 you must be very clumsy Jim.

[@jimwocha4949]

I'm not but I have heard of people falling asleep and leaving a candle burning with disastrous consequences. A naked flame is never a good idea. Same goes for leaving a Coleman burning. People have does from carbon monoxide poisoning as a result of leaving them on in their bivvy.

[@ive595]

@@jimwocha4949 Your right Jim of course, my original comment was very much tongue in cheek, the safety aspect is all important, and it's great we have these items available, when I started Carping all we had were candles.

[@stevenroucourt3233]

Still use candles do but blow them out when I go to bed. When I wake up at night I use a bivvy light.