What type of battery is used? sealed lead/acid, lithium....?
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They are lithium batteries...and it is sealed. I believe that they are AA batteries sealed...but I have not disassembled it to find out. The SecurityIng website has the AA batteries, so I am guessing that is what they are. I finally ordered a second larger battery as a safety battery. Still love this light....brightest light in my night riding group.
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My buy SecurityIng 4800Lm 4X CREE XM and I use with 6400mAh Rechargeable Battery Pack, but the battery stay only 3min, after 3min the battery run out, Why? What the best batter pack for SecurityIng 4800Lm 4X CREE XM
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My lamp came with a battery pack loaded with four lc 18650's 2400mAH 3.7 Volts. I believe that they are Lithium because they are the batteries that most laptop batteries are stuffed with in series.............google the lc 18650 battey, that should clear it up.
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These are just "sealed" lead-acid, which in some ways is better than a "deep cycle". Standard lead-acid batteries (like the ones used in the cars we drive) are designed to produce a a maximum amount of amps, but once you drain them below, lets say, 40% charge they find it harder to recover to 100%. Deep cycle batteries are designed to discharge slower and longer; draining them slowly to 10% charge does little to effect their recovery to 100% as-long-as their of a decent quality. On the other side, heavy current draw and age kill these quite easily. Sealed and gel lead-acid can produce maximum power for their size and weight usually far better then a standard lead-acid battery and recover quicker too. But the "depth" of their cycle is usually limited to between 25-15% of charge if nearly full recovery is to be achieved. I've used batteries just like these in my Black & Decker rechargeable mower for years...
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CR2032. 3 Volt Lithium. That's the battery that is in it when purchased, and they are available on Amazon. They are more than likely found in local stores as well. These are nice candles.
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Those flat lithium batteries, like the kind that go into a garage door opener. But no, I have several of these and have yet to successfully replace the battery in one. I'm usually pretty good at that stuff.
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I am not 100% certain, but I believe this is an AGM type rather than a gel-cell type battery. However, it's definitely sealed and can be used in any orientation.
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The battery in these packs are sealed lead acid AGM (absorbed glass mat). I've replaced the battery in another unit and it wasn't that hard. If you have the pack that looks exactly like the one in the picture here, it's battery is 3.875W X 5.875L X 3.75 H and is rated as 18 amp-hour. With that info you can go to dealers like "Battery plus" or "batteryspec.com" and match up another. When I changed out the battery in another unit, I added some padding as was on the original which cushion the battery keeping it from rubbing on the housing as it's carried or rattling slightly. The battery alone should only cost ~1/2 the price of a whole new pack, so it will save you some (but cost you the time to do it).
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You can use Alkalines, Lithium or NiMH rechargable batteries. The size is AA (4)
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I believe it is a sealed battery, because I bought two of them to use in a motorized wheelchair. In that use, access to the batteries is a pain, so once I installed them, I forgot about them. Hope this helps.
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You do not add acid to this sealed battery. Any charger except one with a desulphinator option will work.
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It's a specialized battery and it's sealed. There is a way to open it, but not recommended for the lay person as it is hard to maintain the connections when pulling it apart and putting it together (watched you-tube videos about it.) My battery life is pretty decent for the size of the unit, but not the best due to all the add-ons it can run.
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Lithium CR-2, 3v. I have had this since 11/2012 and the original battery is still strong. It rides on my Sig P-250c in my night stand drawer and I check light function periodically so I am not using it extensively. So far its always been ready if needed.
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Pretty sure it is sealed lead acid. It would be lighter if one of the others.
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Yes, it uses a 'standard' and available sealed lead acid battery. I forget the size but I do know it is a 6V battery. A Batteries Plus store would have it, or even an Ebay seller. You would need to open the product to get the amp hour (AH) rating and also the terminal size. I have opened mine up and know this to be true.
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I am pretty sure they are lead acid batteries. Smaller versions of car batteries. Bosch makes a Lithium Ion Mower in Europe its $500.00 dollars for a 17inch,i looked trust me. I wanted a LIGHT mower(this being 33 lbs) as my property has a lot of length and trees and flower beds. If i go away for work,i wanted GF to be able to handle the mowing easy. Not to mention,not having her to deal with oil and gas :-)
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uses a CR2025 lithium 3Volt coin-battery, one is included. It should last years.
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You need a 36V lead acid or lithium battery pac to power it. Three 12V sealed lead acid wired in series will work.
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If I remember right, no. I don't think they can ship non-sealed batteries with the acid in them. It is fairly inexpensive to buy at the auto parts store.