It is a butane-powered torch.
The white vessel is the butane reservoir. The "mist" was escaping butane.
It has a refill valve next to the "key":
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Nozzle:
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It is difficult to determine what functions it has without further clarification.
It could be a butane flashlight.
It could be a heat gun.
It could be a combination flashlight and butane lighter.
Questions still unanswered:
- Is it only a lighter, or is there a flashlight feature as well?
- Are the "bulbs", as you call them, actually LEDs, or plain glass? **
- Do the bulbs actually have a battery source (such as button batteries)?
- Is the dish a perforated screen, or merely stamped metal? **
- Is the dish actually a "mantle" for the flame (like in a Coleman lantern)? **
Some of these possibilities seem to be mutually exclusive. If the parabolic dish serves as a mantle, then it couldn't also be a reflector dish for the LED
at the same time, because the LED would melt. However, the modular design seems to hint that it could be reconfigured to either LED mode or butane mode as-needed.
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This is superficially similar, though not the same functionality:
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