Can this torch be used with rechargeable batteries?
1456806
It uses 8 X AAA batteries. Any AAA-type, including rechargeables, should work.
558325
I don't know about the above buyer but it works well for me. As for rechargeable batteries, I don't see why they won't work. The unit uses 6 AAA type, I use Duracell/Energizer, and can get about a full month of use with them on for 30-40 mins a day.
70223
I'm sure you can use rechargeable batteries as long as they are correct size. I use mine for a while and due to climate and salt water air exposure, I remove the batteries when it's not in use. battery bleeding acid will corrode the connections. You don't want to leave batteries unattended in any unit for too long.
1907242
Yes you can. I bought two of these lighting systems and both are being run with rechargeable batteries. It doesn't have any special battery size, just uses 3 AA batteries.
684022
I dont use rechargeable batteries. My apologies that I cant offer you more assistance.
288886
I have reused the same batteries many times and it works well with both rechargable and non-rechargable battteries.Of course,rechargable batteries last way longer.
2265650
Yes it is rechargeable. I've had mine for 6+ months in a rechargeable flashlight & it's been fine.
1831025
Hello, thanks for your question. This vacuum does not use rechargeable batteries. It has a built in 12 volt battery which comes with a charger. The charger plugs into the device itself to recharge. I hope this helps!
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.
2001827
I don't think so but I'm not sure. Rechargables make sense as the battery life is short.
98724
It uses AAA batteries, i'm not sure if you can find rechagable batteries that can be used instead of the AAA batteries.
489545
Don't see why not, haven't tried before as CR123 lithium last sufficiently long in 5mw laser, and are pretty cheap. My experience with recharges are they have less voltage then trier lithium counterparts. Should not be a problem using recharges though.
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 .
480401
You can use rechargeable batteries, BUT ONLY if they are ALKALINE Batteries. This is what I was told, so best to do what they say. Good Luck!!!!!
1619693
No, According to the owner's manual.5) Battery tool use and carea) Recharge only with the charger specified by the manufacturer. A chargerthat is suitable for one type of battery pack may create a risk of fire when usedwith another battery pack.b) Use power tools only with specifically designated battery packs. Use of anyother battery packs may create a risk of injury and fire
85071
I can't see why not. As I understand though, most rechargeable batteries don't last as long as a good quality alkaline type.
646288
You can use any brand of rechargeable batteries, otherwise if you use it much you will be wasting a lot of money on throw away batteries.