Choose the Right Setup for Your Lantern

Electric Lanterns 

Electric Lanterns

Traditional character. Electric convenience.

Choose electric illumination when you want the craftsmanship and architectural presence of a Flambeaux lantern without a gas flame.

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Gas Lanterns 

Gas Lanterns

The unmistakable character of a live flame.

Gas illumination brings movement, warmth, and traditional character to a handcrafted copper lantern.

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Electronic Ignition 

Electronic Ignition

Added control for your gas lantern.

Electronic ignition provides another option for managing the operation of a gas lantern.

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Thermocouple Control Systems 

Thermocouple Control Systems

Automatic gas shutoff if the flame goes out.

A thermocouple monitors the flame and automatically closes the gas valve if the flame goes out.

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Wind Chimneys 

Wind Chimneys

Help protect the flame in windy conditions.

A wind chimney helps protect a gas lantern flame from blowing out in areas that regularly experience windy conditions.

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Not Sure Which Option You Need?

The right configuration depends on where your lantern will be installed and how you want it to operate.
Start with the look and proportions that suit your home, then consider whether gas or electric illumination—and any additional flame-management options—make sense for the location.
Flambeaux Gas & Electric Lanterns are handcrafted in Louisiana, with each lantern cut, soldered, assembled, and finished by hand.