I have IDX V-mount battery. Just want to make sure I can use it with these lights if I buy this kit. Thanks.
1018193
The first set I got didn't have the mounting plate. They were damaged in shipping so I sent them back. The second set came with the v-mount battery plate that works with the Idx batteries. You will be fine
1791165
If the light is designed for 18650 batteries these should work. The orbtronic batteries don't seem to be thicker than normal. Good luck.
1510640
No, The ones with the XML-T6 LED's only work with the 18650 battery. The ones you mention that work with AA look similar to this one but are small and use the Q5 LED just look for what type of LED it used as there are multiple brands of each. The AA version's are cheaper and great to stock up on. Good luck
379589
I can't say for specifically for that light but I recommend being very cautious. The voltage on these batteries run higher than standard (Duracell or Energizer) batteries and they burnt the circuitry in my Gander Mtn. 350 Lumen Tactical light. I could smell the burnt electronics inside.
156773
I wish I could help but I can't. It's a good light and the I is a plus if you use NV. You can always buy it and if it doesn't match then you can return it.
406877
Yes, according to my manufacturer, an 18650 Lithium-ion battery will work in this light. Thank you for your question and your purchase. Have a great day!Don R.
1719467
Yes. Once you get the light, wipe the threads were end cap screws on.. Very important? Charge batteries as indicated. Positive end first for both batteries. The full light beam setting is only for short use as it will dramatically reduce battery life.
1658613
I imagine you could. I hooked mine right up to the battery because the light kit has an inline fuse, plus if something was to go wrong with your car wiring you could still use your wolo lights. I've had mine now for 4 years now and they work just fine.
1491074
It is real simple to pull the mounting strip off the back of the light and replace the batteries. These lights will run with with only 1/2 the battries or 3 of hte 6 total that are needed. If this is a problem it seems to me that if it is a problem to pull off the light to replace the batteries then you have other issues to deal with. As I said this light will run with only .5 of the battries so this is not an issue where I use these light sets. I'm on my 3rd one now. 2 with AC and 1 without AC. If you need good DC lighting these fit the bill great for me.
34040
I checked my batteries and both say "10.8/12 V" on them. I would suggest you recheck your batteries to see if they are the same as mine. I'm quite sure your batteries will work just fine for the light.
1869358
You may need to purchase a bracket for a bow mount. Depending on where your battery is you may need extra wire and connectors. We got the wire, connectors and zip ties at the hardware store. Ours is bow mounted and the battery is at the transom.
2036678
It will work as your primary. Your lights will still dim unless you have a second battery and aftermarket alt. I have a 370amp alt from Mechman Altenators. Another option is to leave your stock battery and put the 3400 in the back. Run a 1 or 0 gauge wire to the back from your stock battery. Run the same thickness ground from the 3400 to a solid ground.
800211
Yes..will use 1.5 & 3.0 amp hr 18v Makita batteries..This is a fantastic light...really bright with wide coverage. Last forever on a big battery.
1219079
yes,but u need an adapter that hooks on to the battery and they look kool! I even added a head lite!
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.
122856
As the previous answer States, if your light requires CR123A batteries then it should be fine. My only warning is if you value the light to be careful. I don't believe these batteries or charger have overcharge protection or cut off. I blew 2 leds and a xenon in my surefire z2 before realizing it was the batteries causing the issue
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Yes, assuming you're battery has around 100 RC (amps reserve capacity). The lights use 1.5 amps each per hour your battery should last around 5.55 hrs assuming a full charge and a good battery to full discharge. This is theoretical of course and many factors could lower that and likely will. Also make sure your fuses and wires are sized for the amps.