Looking at the way it's powered, will this work with a Li-Ion 18650 battery?
1372392
These work with 3 AAA batteries , but I would recommend you buy the uv from a different company. This company is a rip off.
834970
I understand that as long as it's the same type as others batteries (aka 18650 or so) and it fits into the charger, it will be Okay.
1003477
I will admit you ask an interesting question. Initial response, "It Depends." If put the 18650 battery right next to a AA battery, the 18650 is both 25% taller and wider then the AA battery. And you are like me - not electronically savvy - I'd would respond (in that case) , "No, the 18650 battery will not work in any/most devices that require a double A". However, if you have kids that are doing a science projects, you have some spare wires around along with some resistors, a voltage/amp meter, and you are electronically savvy - you may be able to be creative and use the 18650 to power what normally would be powered by AA batteries. I will admit you ask an interesting question. Initial response, "It Depends." If put the 18650 battery right next to a AA battery, the 18650 is both 25% taller and wider then the AA battery. And you are like me - not electronically savvy - I'd would respond (in that case) , "No, the 18650 battery will not work in any/most devices that require a double A". However, if you have kids that are doing a science projects, you have some spare wires around along with some resistors, a voltage/amp meter, and you are electronically savvy - you may be able to be creative... » Read More I will admit you ask an interesting question. Initial response, "It Depends." If put the 18650 battery right next to a AA battery, the 18650 is both 25% taller and wider then the AA battery. And you are like me - not electronically savvy - I'd would respond (in that case) , "No, the 18650 battery will not work in any/most devices that require a double A". However, if you have kids that are doing a science projects, you have some spare wires around along with some resistors, a voltage/amp meter, and you are electronically savvy - you may be able to be creative and use the 18650 to power what normally would be powered by AA batteries. « Show Less
348505
Absolutely, have two of these& I charge them (18650 batts) on this unit. Note- you simply unscrew the adapters that come with unit. No big deal, just turn them off by hand. You can put them back on to charge smaller batteries should you ever need to. My 2nd unit I keep in my truck in the freezing winter and it hasn't failed to charge my 18650 batts. With the car charger power supply. Very happy with the reliablity.
862070
Yes, it will charge NiMH and 18650 Li batteries. It is a very versatile and robust charger. Best purchase I've made
1099170
It will not work with 18650s... The flashlight is a smaller diamater than a 18650. It operates on a single AA battery (at reduced performance) or a single 14500 battery.
1034661
Yes it will as it uses lower voltage during charge and storage charge at a higher voltage as generated by GEL batteries!
812045
Yes it is.It will hold a 18v with a drill with a lithium ion battery , and charger.
1270027
The 18650 battery will work. Its designed to use 18650. However, not sure if quality 18650 batteries come in 4000mah.
611096
Yes it will it is a good battery. Make sure you have a brushless system that can handle lipos cause it could burn something up if it's brushed
256457
No, 18650 battery is too big for it. The flashlight is Powered by: 1 x AA / 1 x 14500 3.6v Battery (NOT Included) as advertised. If you need 14500 battery, please search B00FYMPSGA.
406877
Yes, according to my manufacturer, an 18650 Lithium-ion battery will work in this light. Thank you for your question and your purchase. Have a great day!Don R.
410804
No, they are not the same battery. The 18650 is a rechargeable lithium ion battery. The cost is reasonable and, having used about 8 of this type battery, I can vouch for their longevity and utility.
732300
It says what batteries are compatible in the description; however if they line up, it would probably charge it. You would have to check the specs on the battery as well too.
477074
If the voltage mathes and got the right connector, it will work. Get a Li-Po charger and you are all set.
657742
I think it should work based on measurement and specifications but it it isn't made for them. This charger is more for the larger diameter batteries like the 26650. Those batteries are about an inch in diameter and the specification on your 18350 is 0.70 diameter. The contacts on the charger close to about 1.25 inches and your 18350 specification is 1.5 inches, so it should fit based on length. In general the 18350 is too small to fit properly in the battery cavity in this charger so it will rattle around in the bottom and not make perfect contact with the terminals. But I did put one of my 18650 batteries in and it started to charge. I think the 18650 is just a longer / higher capacity version of the 18350 so in conclusion, I think it will work if you are careful, but be a little hard to make sure the contacts or making proper contact for charging.
1303232
Yes, it works with 18650, 18500, and 18350s just fine. The charger closes on the battery just tight enough to allow a flat top 18350 to fit a bit loosely, but it works fine.