Lethal Company All Equipment Guide

Are you looking for an in-depth Lethal Company equipment guide? Here are all the items and ship upgrades you can get in the game. There are a lot of equipment items in the game and it can be helpful to go through each and every one of them.

Are you looking for an in-depth Lethal Company equipment guide? Here are all the items and ship upgrades you can get in the game.

There are a lot of equipment items in the game and it can be helpful to go through each and every one of them.

This guide will go through all the items in the game and focus on their cost, battery life, weight, and usage. This way, you’ll always know what’s the item you just found and be able to use it efficiently.

Before moving on, to buy any of these items, you’ll need to earn credits first. Make sure to check out our guide on how to sell items in Lethal Company to start making some credits.

All Equipment in Lethal Company

Without further delay, here are all the equipment items in Lethal Company.

Walkie-Talkie

The Walkie-Talkie costs 12 credits, has no weight, and its battery lasts for 12 minutes and 30 seconds. As long as you have two of them, you can use them to communicate with other players on your team.

However, creatures can hear the transmission signal, so make sure to turn it off when you’re not using them.

Flashlight

The Flashlight costs 15 credits, has no weight, and its battery lasts for 2 minutes and 20 seconds. It’s your standard flashlight that’s used to light dark rooms.

Keep in mind that the flashlight makes a noticeable sound when switched on/off and creatures can hear that.

Shovel

The Shovel costs 30 credits and weights 19lb. It’s a melee weapon that’s ideal for killing smaller creatures and turrets. You can’t dig with it.

Lock Picker

The Lock Picker costs 30 credits and weighs 19lb. You can use it to open locked doors and takes 30 seconds to unlock the door of your choice.

Pro-Flashlight

The Pro-Flashlight costs 25 credits, weighs 5lb, and its battery lasts for 4 minutes and 45 seconds. It’s an upgrade over the standard flashlight that has a longer reach but still makes a sound when switched on/off.

Stun Grenade

The Stun Grenade costs 40 credits and weighs 5lb. It’s a throwable that stuns most creatures for five seconds and detonates three seconds after pulling the pin.

It won’t stun the following: Bunker Spider, Coil-Heads, Hygrodere, Earth Leviathan, and Girl in a Dress.

Boombox

The Boombox costs 60 credits, weighs 16lb, and has a battery life of 5 minutes and 40 seconds. It plays loud music that attracts creatures.

TZP-Inhalant

The Boombox costs 120 credits and lasts for 22 seconds. While it’s active, it will reduce stamina depletion and increase movement speed. However, it will also impair your vision and slightly change your voice.

Zap-Gun

The Zap-Gun costs 400 credits, weighs 11lb, and has a battery life that allows 10 shots. It’s a stun gun that immobilizes any creature as long as you control the electrical arc.

Jet-pack

The Jet-pack costs 700 credits, weighs 52lb, and has a limited battery life based on usage. It’s used to fly and maneuver around the map. However, you can’t carry heavy items while using it.

Extension Ladder

The Extension LAdder costs 60 credits and is a ladder that can be used to reach high places. After 20 seconds, it disassembles on its own while also making a loud noise.

All Lethal Company Ship Equipment Upgrades

If you’re looking for Lethal Company ship equipment upgrades, you have the following two options:

Loud Horn

The Loud Horn costs 200 credits to install and will trigger a loud sound that attracts creatures toward the ship.

Teleporter

The Teleporter costs 375 credits and allows a player to teleport back to the ship. However, the teleported player is forced to drop any items in his inventory.

For more info on this item, check out our Lethal Company teleporter guide.

All Salvageable Equipment

This Lethal Company equipment guide doesn’t end here. Additionally, you can get these salvageable equipment pieces for free:

Laser Pointer

The Laser Pointer has no weight and a battery life of 140 seconds. It’s used to check for fall hazards since it doesn’t make the same clicky sound as the flashlight.

Stop Sign

The Stop Sign weighs 21lb and is a melee tool that’s ideal for killing small creatures.

Key

The key is a one-use item that can be used to open any door in the game but will be destroyed after using it.

Miscellaneous Equipment Items

Lastly, there are the following miscellaneous items that have no practical use other than making noise:

  • Hair Drier – makes constant noise
  • Remote – turns ship lights on/off
  • Air Horn – makes a loud noise
  • Clown Horn – makes a loud noise
  • Toy Robot – makes a continuous loud noise
  • Teeth – make a continuous jittering noise
  • Old Phone – makes a loud noise when picked up

And that’s all!

Wrapping up

To summarize this Lethal Company equipment guide, there is an extremely wide variety of items that you can find in the game.

Some are more useful than others and will be key in your adventure. Keep in mind that most items make some kind of noise so it’s important to use them with caution.

What’s your favorite item? What do you think about the miscellaneous ones? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

Harry Harry has been a fan of video games from a very young age and writing allows him to share that passion with others. His favorite genres include MMORPGs, survival, and FPS.

He has a Master’s Degree in Philosophy, which allows him to always come up with a fresh approach to solving in-game puzzles and challenges, but also to create content that’s to the point, clean and easy to follow.

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