We are super thrilled to be an official stockist of the amazing (even life changing!) Flint Rechargeable Lighter. Available in Rose Gold, Gold and Gunmetal.
Not just for candles. Light paper, incense, gas stovetops and barbecues with ease
A spark you can rely on. One charge can provide 1000 ignitions
Easy to operate. Ignites effortlessly at the touch of a button
Good for the environment. Simply plug in & charge like an iPhone. No butane required.
Lights almost anything, Including candles, incense, paper, gas stovetops and barbecues. An electric arc means no butane required, ever.
- Available in three colours: Gold, Gunmetal & Rose Gold
- Rechargeable by USB-C, cord included
- One full charge = 1000+ ignitions
- Made from durable Zinc Alloy
- Powered by a 400mAh Lithium-ion battery
- Beautifully boxed for easy gifting
- Thoughtfully designed in Melbourne
- Responsibly manufactured in China
Want more details?
The Rechargeable Lighter is powered by a battery instead of lighter fluid. When the ignition button is pressed, the battery power causes a high-voltage electrical current to pass between two nodes, creating an arc.
What does it light?
The Rechargeable Lighter can be used to light candles, incense, paper, gas stovetops, barbecues and fireplaces.
What’s included?
The Rechargeable Lighter comes with a USB-C Charging Cable and is packaged in a custom branded box – perfect for gifting.
How long does the Rechargeable Lighter last?
The Rechargeable Lighter can provide 1000 ignitions on a single charge before needing to be recharged via its USB-C charging cable. For optimal performance, we recommend recharging when the last battery indicator light appears, instead of waiting for the battery to deplete completely.
With proper use and maintenance, the lighter is built to last for several years. To extend its lifespan, regularly check for signs of wear, keep the prongs free from soot, and store the device in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries have a limited lifespan and will gradually lose their ability to hold a charge over time. Once the battery no longer holds a charge, the lighter will have reached the end of its life and should be recycled at an e-waste facility. At this point, a replacement lighter will need to be purchased.
