G'day Phill,

There is, but you'd need to pick up a 240v to 12v transformer from somewhere like Jaycar that covers 3A output.

G'day Matt,

It's not a question we can answer sorry.  It depends on the size of the battery, the age of the battery, the temperature, and the vehicle's crank requirements.
The only real way to determine that is to find out your vehicles minimum battery voltage, and run the light off it whilst using a volt meter to determine how long it takes for the voltage to drop.
If you dont have a back up option to give you a jumpstart, probably best to uses a deep cycle battery if you can.

I honestly coudn't tell you sorry, Natalie, it's not information EPE have at hand so this question would probably need to go all the way back to the factory. I guess if you were to purchase one you could take it to a hardware store and use their thread guage testers to find out if you are wanting to make up some sort of adapter. 

G'day Craig,

It can be yes, but unplugging and replugging the light - but you won't be able to control the brightness.
I do believe replacement remote controls can be obtained from Explore Planet Earth directly.
Hope that helps.

G'day Tom,

No, you cant.  The EPE Area Light is a fixed colour, but can be dimmed for various brightness settings.
You might be able to get some orange perpex & put a DIY filter on the light to make it warmer, however, the light can get hot, so you'll need to find a way to have an air gap.

G'day Jo,

This particular light only runs from a 12v power source via a standard 'cigarette' plug or merit plug.
There's no option for this to be powered via USB or powerbanks, as these only produce 5v power.

G'day Paul,

Thats an awesome question!  I've spoken to EPE and they're confirmed that the remotes are not coded, so you should be able to control multiple lights with a single remote.

G'day Sandra,

No, the LED Area Camp Light Kit is only white in colour.

G'day Simon,

There's no dimming function, but the Explore Planet Earth LED Area Camping Light Kit comes with a remote switch that turns the light On and Off, and also cycles between 3 light modes: Low, Med, High

G'day Steve,

We dont have any images I'm sorry, but it's a single metal stake about 8mm in diameter, and 65cm long, with 2 loops on it to hold the lamp post in place.
If you are familiar with the classic in-ground metal fishing rod holders, it's essentially something like that.
Hope that helps!

G'day Vince,

The LED Area Camp Light is a white light.

G'day Trevor,

Explore Planet Earth doesn't make anything like that, but I'm sure if you've got some electronics know-how, you should be able to set something like that up with some parts from an electronics store.

G'day Peter,

It sounds as though something isn't quite right with your light. Best bet will be to jump on our warranty claims page and fill out the form so our team can assess it for you.

G'day Adam,

The mounting stake is designed for use in fairly solid ground (think grass), however you could try and set it up in sand, you might just need to dig down a little to the solid sand to stake it in and hold it up.