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LIGHT RUNTIMES WITH A YETI POWER STATION
GOAL ZERO
POWER
STATION
RUNTIME ON
LOW
RUNTIME ON
MEDIUM
RUNTIME ON
HIGH
RUNTIME ON
BOOST
125 hours 40 hours 15 hours 8 hours
250 hours 80 hours 30 hours 15 hours
375 hours 125 hours 45 hours 20 hours
Plug the 6mm charging cable into one of the 12V 6mm ports on your Yeti to power your
Skylight. This will also charge the internal battery. You can also use the included 10A
car charging cable/adapter to power/charge from a vehicle or any 12V vehicle auxiliary
power port (including a Yeti).
Powering the Skylight
Runtimes
NOTE: The highest brightness level (Boost) requires external power (Yeti power station,
vehicle, etc.)
Light runtimes on internal battery
As the battery discharges and voltage drops, your brightness settings will automatically
adjust to preserve battery life.
• Low setting (400 Lumens): 8 hours
• Medium setting (1350 Lumens): 2.5 hours (then it will auto adjust brightness
setting to preserve battery life)
• High setting (3500 Lumens): 1 hour (then it will auto adjust brightness setting to
preserve battery life)
1. Turn off the Skylight, unplug it from power, and
make sure the area is clear.
2. Open the bottom lever on the pole to collapse the
light. Then repeat with levers above. Once all are
collapsed, close the levers.
Use caution when collapsing the Skylight
extensions. The Skylight may collapse quickly if
not secured when the levers are released.
3. Remove the U-shaped stakes from the feet of the
tripod. Insert the stakes down into the holes on the
tripod leg and snap the stakes back onto the tripod
legs.
4. Press the button on the handle and slide up to
collapse the tripod.
5. Collapse all extended legs by opening the lever,
adjusting, and closing the lever to secure.
6. Wrap the power cord back around the hook.
7. Fold light petals down and insert the Skylight into
the carrying case feet first.
Taking Down Your Skylight
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