Can this surefire flashlight utilize recharable batteries?
322589
It comes with 2 123A Lithium batteries. Rechargeable lithium battery of the same type should do fine.
322590
Instructions included with my flashlight don't specifically say..I would suggest calling the Surefire customer service office to find out for certain. Good luck! \
87461
I don't think so, only the standard AA battery will work and is really reliable. Use a Duracell. I had this flashlight for 5 months now, and it still works nicely. Very strong beam, and the strobe is highly effective.
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.
1923919
Works just fine with rechargeables. LSD batteries (like Tenergy Centura) will keep their charge longer and a higher voltage so run brighter. This flashlight is not regulated so it'll get noticeably dimmer as the batteries run down.
875500
No, this flashlight only accepts 18650 style rechargeable batteries. By adding or removing an extension to the flashlight, it can be powered by either 2 or 3 of these batteries.
1908640
Yes, this flashlight uses 3 1.5V AAA batteries. In the original package, 3 non-rechargeable batteries are included. Make sure not to use 1.2V AAA batteries, or the flashlight will not be bright.
220188
No, I bought a set of rechargeable batteries for mine and it ruined the batteries the guy at batteries pluss advised me you cannot use rechargeable batteries for these flashlights and it ruines the batteries!
256456
I think that you would like this flash light. Very strong light. I don't know about the battery yet, haven't needed to replace. I don't think that it is rechargeable Just check the specs. KW
1559294
Good question. I would suppose you can, as long as the rechargeable battery mets the voltage/current specifications for the light. If you aren't sure, I'd recommend against making the change.
406881
Per Don R. "according to the manufacturer, and 18650 Lithium-ion battery will work with this light." Is your rechargeable battery attached with a USB port? If it is, contact the seller and request their help. They may sell or send you an extension piece to your flashlight and that will enable the use of the USB rechargeable battery. As previously noted this Seller has Excellent customer service and will personally respond to your request.
708579
When the flashlight is on the base, the base recharges the battery,. Regular batteries are not recharable and could damage the flashlight. Should it need a new battery, replace with equal.
2151766
No you don't need rechargeable batteries. There is a built in battery inside that is rechargeable by solar. Great light tho.
2028862
Yes , I am certain you can use rechargeable batteries in this lamp ; however in my experience rechargeable batteries are not very long lasting and will eventually not accept a charge . I stick to fresh regular D batteries and they work just fine .
1687132
Yes surefire has 123a rechargeable for their flashlight. I have not use them yet but I have heard they are good for those who uses batteries often. The lite runs a long time on low setting and about 1.5 hrs on high I have not tested it. You can find find 123a. Rechargeable batteries on surefire website maybe amazon.
192960
This flashlight does not use any batteries but has a lever that you turn to charge the rechargable batteries. One word of caution, I learned the hard way. DO NOT wind it and charge the batteries when the light is on or it will damage the batteries and you cannot replace them so the time the light is on is drastically reduced! Make sure the light is off first before charging.
1923918
No. Great flashlight, however, with limited battery life. Sure would like to hear about your results.
828236
No. They use CR123A Lithium batteries. These have a shelf life of about 10 years, and are the batteries to use in high drain devices like these lights. Surefire brand are what I use...