Will these mini flashlights work with a higher capacity battery than 3000 mah and what is the max capcity battery can be put in the charger?
1443398
The charger is current limited. It will just take longer to charge the higher capacity. Most flashlights now use a LED controller ic to drive the LED. The flashlights just run longer with the higher capacity.
1443399
I am not completely sure, but the higher mah number is associated with holder a longer and stronger charge. I believe they will work and hold the charge longer.
1443400
These batteries are no where close to the ratings. I've bought many of these batteries and none of them come close to the mAh rattings. Buy panisonic or sony! They come close to the mAh rattings.
1443401
The larger mah the longer it takes to charge. Larger mah more it cost and harder to find but llight will shine longer.
1834958
I don't think so. These are for a rechargeable system, so it might power the flashlight the first time but how would you recharge the batteries? Its designed to be charged inside the flashlight by its charging cradle while still housed in the rechargeable Maglight.
438181
mAh is a measurement length of charge and really hss nothing to do with voltage. What it does mean is that the charge will power your flashlight for a longer length of time on a single charge. They are still only 3.7 volts so they wll not harm uour flashlight. Worth Trust batteries have over voltage and short protection circuitry in them which makes them bad to use for a vape cigarrete but they should work fine for your flashlight.
1744339
I have the same issues! I have had great success with the 750ma (green) batteries, so I ordered some of these 900ma (blue) batteries hoping for longer life. Instead I got varying voltages, higher than 3.0V that the flashlight did not like, plus, they are slightly bulkier and get stuck in the flashlight. They should be built to the same standard, but they are Not!
2076642
These batteries are for cameras. Doubt if they're intended for flashlight use. Flashlight batteries are usually 1.5 volts and these are 3.7 volts. Go figger...
829526
Yes they are. They are closer to the size of a C cell battery but twice as long. They are the same type of cell that is in laptop battery packs. If you search 18650 you will find the batteries and chargers here on Amazon for very good prices. All the Ultrafire batteries I have bought work great. This is by far the best of the best when it comes to budget flashlights like these: UltraFire WF-502B XM-LT6 LED Flashlight with Clip
1237144
I don't know. I bought these flashlights and gave them as gifts. Sorry that I can't answer your question.
64766
I use them in many of my Flash Lights. Long Run time. I currently use (1) 18650-3400mAh in my Olight S20 Baton. It fits great and runs great.
2211943
I would guess that it will work if you are able to charge the battery. The flashlights have a spring to push the batteries together. If it a small difference the spring should be able to compensate. Good luck.
545361
I don't know about the 3000, but the 4000 mAh works fine. One battery wouldn't charge so I ordered 4 more batteries and a new charger, everything works great.un
1510643
I don't think you can get this to work with an AA battery. It ships with a charger and two 18650 3.7v Batteries. You use one at a time. It's super bright and with a 1.5v battery, even if it fit (which I doubt) it would be very dim. The 18650 3.7v Battery is longer and has a greater diameter than an AA battery. There are many flashlights that look almost exactly lke this one but the are NOT the same. Read the specifications carefully.
446201
No, you will want to buy rechargeable Lithium batteries like trustfire 26650 3.7V (these are 5000 ma) you will need 3. I got the charger and 6. So I always have some fresh. This is an incredibly bright light. I love it. Don't Buy the 3000 ma batteries though not enough power to work for more than 5 minutes.
524540
Your question needs to be clearer - do you mean physical dimensions, voltage, capacity? Are you thinking of common batteries, such as AA, C, D, etc., or are you willing to use the less common ones like lithium coin cells or LiPos? How long would you like these to light before the battery is depleted? The community is happy to help you, but you need to provide more info on your requirements and limitations.
349836
No ma'am, you have to buy the 18650 rechargeable and they are 3.7 volt. Last about 30min and super bright.
1247579
I ordered them to use in alarm sensors. The voltage was too high. Don't know about flashlights.
282402
Not sure, but it's the best and brightest flashlight I've had...as far as battery, I bought a pair at battery+ place, for $18.00, but if u buy the charger from amazon for $12 , you'll get 2 extra batteries with it...it works great, in fact I have 3 of them and planning to buy more....Love it
1180253
It takes a 3.7 V 3000 mAh Rechargeable battery. You can get a regular 3.7 V battery but they are hard to find. I got some at Battery Plus, or something like that and they were fairly expensive, but the best way is to go to Amazon and find them. I ordered 4 rechargeable batteries with a charger and I think it was less than $10.00. When I got my flashlight I was pissed that batteries didn't come with it & they are hard to find. But the ones I bought worked great & they can be recharged. The flashlight is really bright & I have been very satisfied with the light.