Often imitated but never equalled - the Feuerhand hurricane lamp produced in Germany for over 100 years – thanks to its cleverly designed air duct. The oxygen for the burning is supplied at the side and from above concealed in the frame. Openings in the sieve and inside the lamp provide an additional flow of fresh air, which is protected against gusts of wind. So a blowing out of the flame is virtually eliminated. The Feuerhand burns the petroleum with bright flame and without the problems caused by soot or smell.

The Feuerhand storm lantern has been built in Germany for over 100 years. It owes its continuing success to a technical detail: the ingenious airflow. The lantern supplies the oxygen for combustion from the side and from above - hidden in the frame. Openings in the screen plate and in the inner chimney provide an additional stream of fresh air that is protected against gusts of wind. The Feuerhand burns the kerosene with a bright flame and without soot or odor.