What kind of battery? Lead-acid, Ni-H, Li-Ion?
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I believe they are Li-ion. They are small and light and seem to have good duration in use.
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Hello, these types of lights come with a rechargeable Li-on(4 battery) pack, except for the ones that are attached to the head harness. All are the 3.7v batteries. The latter has a 2 battery container that requires you to put in/take out the batteries individually.
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its not this exact battery but its is very similar: TrustFire 6400mAh 8.4v Rechargeable Battery Pack for Bicyle Light or Headlamp
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according to their website, here is the Testing capability (battery list): 1.2v NiMH / NiCd rechargeable [AA, AAA, C, D] 1.5v alkaline [AA, AAA, C, D, N] 3v cylindrical lithium [CR123, CR2] 3.6v Li-Ion rechargeable [18500, 17650, 18650, RCR123A] 9v alkaline & carbon zinc This can all be found on their website here: http://www.ztsinc.com/minimbt.html
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I believe it is a lithium ion polymer battery. They have a new line of chargers on the company website that you might want to check out. I had a hard time seeing their full line of products on Amazon, but was able to find them by specific name after viewing them on their web site. See www.goenerplex.com .
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The batteries are NiMh. There is nothing on the package or the website re: use in solar products; however you can contact Duracell directly through their website.
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It is recommended that you use a maintenance-free absorbed glass mat (AGM) battery. Lead-acid batteries can boil over if they're too discharged. Current is pulled, not pushed, so normally you'll be ok. A poor lead-acid battery could boil over from rapid charging.
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It's a 6 volt 4.5Ah rechargeable sealed lead battery. My original was made by Power One and failed to hold a charge after 18 months. This battery represents about 75% of the weight of the light... lead will do that. I found a replacement on Amazon for about $10, which claims they need to be replaced every 3-5 years. I just ordered it, so no comment on performance. Here is the link: UPG UB645 Sealed Lead Acid Batteries
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In a regular lead acid bsttery you need a deep cycle, this one is lithium and I don't know , check with manufacturer, usually you would kill the battery
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Hi, Yes, I use Energizer NIMH (nickel metal hydride) rechargable batteries for daily use, Energizer Lithium for long term storage (emergency kit).
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There is no Lead Acid battery with this, you probably looked at some advertisement on the page by another seller. Thanks
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Yes, AGM batteries are a kind of lead acid battery. However, there are several types, and the AGM tend to be one of the safest kinds if that is the reason behind your question. In general terms, AGM batteries are sealed so there is no chance of acid spill or hydrogen off gas with normal use. Additionally, these kinds of batteries tend to resist damage from poor charging habits and discharge better than flooded batteries.
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NiMH is a nickel-metal hydride battery. The chemical reactions are similar to the largely obsolete NiCd. NiMH use positive electrodes of nickel oxyhydroxide (NiOOH), like the NiCd, but the negative electrodes use a hydrogen-absorbing alloy instead of cadmium. A NiMH battery can have two to three times the capacity of an equivalent size NiCd, and their energy density approaches that of a lithium-ion cell.
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Built in battery. (I don't know exactly what type of battery it is. I just guess Li-ion rechargeable.)
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My guess, you will have to get it from the company, or at least call them. FYI, I bought mine at a truck sale, when 5.3 was current. Neuton had a tech expert there who said that lead-acid batteries must be kept charged. I kept mine plugged in over the winter, no problems this spring. Letting it discharge completely is bad for the battery.
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Linthium, NP-BN1. So far no problems, stays charged for a few days and charges quickly.
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If you look at Joel Miller's review, he has a video where he takes the product apart (and voids his warranty). He points out the battery is a Ni-Metal Hydride. Hope that helps your decision.
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all sealed lead acid batteries be they 6 or 12 volts are rechargable given the charging device is dc and amps are in the right range in this case 4-5 amps
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It takes a "stick pack" style battery. Either a nimh (nickel metal hydride) 7.2 volt-8.4volt or lipo (lithium polymer) 2s (7.4 volt). Stock battery connector is molex type (tamiya plug)