Can I use 14500 3.7 V Li-Ion batteries in this?
1010153
Sorry, we have only used AA rechargeables in this unit. Not sure if Li-ion would work in this.
1010154
No, the lantern is designed to run on three 1.5 volt AA batteries - 4.5 volts max. Three 3.7 volt batteries would far exceed the maximum voltage of the unit.
553388
No, this item does not take a 3.7 volt lithium ion. It takes a 3.7 V 700mAh standard battery.
1264422
it'll use normal AA or 14500 Li-Ion. I only have used 1.5V AA but suspect you get much higher intensity beam using the 14500 rated at 3.6V
804067
Yes. It's equipped w/a Exceed 8.4v 3000 mAh Ni-Mh out the box. It does use a Alt. Batt LiPo 2s is recommended.
732429
Yup. What matters is the battery type and size=li ion18650 and the voltage output= 3.7v mah= the capacity of energy storage milliamphours
883083
Yes, you can. Just set the battery output voltage at 19V. Use connector # 27 if your power adapter has 7.4x5.0mm connector. Use connector #32 if your power adapter has a smaller 4.5x2.8mm connector. Both connectors are included with the battery package. Best regards. BiXNet
57744
Thank you.Where can I get the "latest specifications from the manufacturer" that list lithium ion batteries as an "Option" ?
1633534
The description of the charger says it will work for the 18650 batteries, as long as it does not have the protection board. However, it also specifies the 3.7 volt 2600 mAh batteries. I used it on an off brand 18650 battery that was a 3.7 v. 2600mAh and it charged them fine . I don't know if a 3.6 v 2900mAh battery will work, for sure, but think it should.
1687131
16650 lithium ion's work great in mine. Get a good quality charger and batteries and don't leave any lithium ion battery charging unattended. That includes cell phones, tablets, laptop computers, etc. Unattended includes over night.
935835
This battery is by the numbers is .1ah larger than what you have, which simply means more run capacity. The voltage is the same so it should not be a problem.
1507579
mine would not work with regular AA batteries,did not spend the money for the alternative.contacted seller and insisted i try 14500.i must have lost the lottery
839471
Hey there =), Neither, the 18650 3.7V is its own type battery. It is used for certain devices and i use them to power my Cree Flashlight.
1164254
I guess you can use any battery on it as long as the voltage and the amperage is within the specification of the original battery that you are replacing. I replaced my battery with 8 NiMH, 1.2V, 2000 mAh which brought the total voltage at 9.6 volts. It worked perfectly and it also increased the running time before I have to recharge the batteries.
1232192
I purchased this and am very happy. And no, you have to use these rechargeable batteries. 4pcs 18650 4000 mAh 3.7V Li-ion Rechargeable Battery + 1pcs charger
1191400
On the battery it says: 3.7V, 3.8Wh, 1150mAh, Rechargeable Li-ion. So yes it is. And I received the exact battery shown and in that same packaging. I am very happy with it, I tried a generic off brand before buying it and it didn't last as long and ended up completely dying in less than a year. Hope this helps.
1940795
Alan: You'd have to check with the manufacturer because I'm not sure if the charging rate is the same for NiMH and Li-ion technologies. But I wouldn't use NiMH 9v batteries anyway because of their relatively high self-discharge rate. I want to be sure that when I need the battery, I won't find it dead.
903574
You can use the 1.35. Source: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1771553/35v-memory.html