Are these batteries work in a Steamlight Pro Tac HL? It uses the CR123A battery.
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They will work, I use them in all my tac lightS. They don't last as long, so you gotta charge them often, and here and there the batteries will stop working. I've got about 10 I've been cycling over the past 5 year and maybe 4 of them went out. In the long run they are woth it, they save a lot compared to buying cr123A all the time.
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I would say yes I use thesis batteries in all my light that use CR123A batteries like Surefire,Streamlight, The only thing I will warn you about is when the batteries power is getting low it has be my experience that the light will just shut off and not dim out scared the hell out of me the first time it happen but out side of that I like them and only use these batteries way cheaper then buying two new ones every time they die.
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1 2 3 batteries will fit these are alkaline and is meant for lights,cameras etc
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I do not know. The larger diameter was the problem with my Bushnell flashlight. Some people have removed the plastic outer wrapping and they say they will fit then. Please check other reviews or contact Steamlight. Your flashlight is some what expensive. I use the tenergy RCR123 in my INOVA $19.00 light & it works great, but get the 900mah ones There have been some bad reviews on the 750mah ones (internal shorts and over voltage.Do not use LRCR123A's. They are 3.7 volts and would probably burn out your light.
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These are the same batteries that we commonly call CR 2032. Unsure about the DL classification. I've used them in a few of my devices and they worked fine.
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It uses a cr2 battery not a cr123. But if you are looking for a good mini flashlight for me the best is the four seven cr2.
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you can check on the streamlight website. just go to product selector, weapon lights, tlr 2hl, doc/info & compatibility chart
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if they take cr123 batteries, I don't see why they wouldn't it. I use them in my Surefire P2X fury dual and DSF-500/590 forend light, with zero problems.
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Primary batteries like these seldom put mAh ratings on the package.As a member of the Candle Power Forum, I have read posts that Surefire CR123A batteries are about 1500 mAh
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As long as they take the 18650 they will. I am very happy with mine. They last 5 times longer then cr123's best buy for me. Make sure you get the green Panasonic batteries with it, good luck, scoobydenon...
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No it will not charge cr123... Don't waste ur $$$$ on those batteries. The best bet is buy the 18650 rechargeable. It can be very expensive if u only use cr123... The flashlight is awesome tho. Best small light I ever bought
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These batteries are not same as cr123. They are bigger and stronger than cr123's and they will fit inside unique fire uf-2200 flash light.
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This pressure switch does not work with the Streamlight ProTac HL. It is made to work with the Streamlight TL-2. Both are great flashlights. I'd say the ProTac HL is somewhat brighter, but it's also heavier. I don't know of a pressure switch that will fit the ProTac HL.
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This runs fine on two CR123a batteries. Streamlight batteries on here....12 for $18.99.
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I used these batteries in my flashlight that called for the cr-123a batteries and they worked fine - saw no unusual issues (ie. shorter life, uneven lighting, heat, etc. . . ).
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Yes, they are like any cr123a batteries. They seem to hold a very good charge and are worth having. The charger works great too.
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You can use 2x rechargeable RCR123a LiFePos in a ProTac HL 2, but I dont know about the HL 3
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LEDs tend not to mind the extra voltage, but you will generate more heat. I know of one student who's IR light failed to operate when he tried the higher voltage batteries....but it did operate with CR123. Frankly the Super Tac IR is a good IR light, and does all you are going to need it to on regular 123's. I wouldn't push the added voltage....as it may damage the piece? In this one case the attempt did not.....hardly conclusive, but thats what I can tell you.
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Pl123a appears to be the Duracell proprietary name for a "professional" grade of the 123 battery. Only difference that I can find its that it contains no added mercury. I think they're trying to appeal to people who are worried about using off-brands... like my husband. Personally, I'm ok using the off-brands in my flashlights that call for the 123's. No problems so far!
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I don't have an answer to your question. I actually order a box of 12 from amazon recently. I have inspected the packaging and the batteries. Nothing was found on either that was clear cut about the expiration. What it can tell is that I use them in a Streamlight Protac flashlight during my three day work week. I usually run through a set of two about every month.