I have a MAGLITE Mini Pro LED Flashlight-Aluminum Alloy-SP2P09H (226 lumens), and I'm using Duracell AAs in it. Can I use these batteries in it?
1940579
Seven and a quarter volts will damage the LED system in a three volt flashlight. When in doubt ask Maglite.
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If the flashlight calls for AAs, you should use AAs. The power of these batteries makes the flashlight unsafe and could result in serious injury.
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These batteries are rated at 3.6 volts each. A regular AA is 1.5 volts. I recommend you to use 2 regular Duracell (or similar) rechargeable batteries rated at 1.25 volts each. In a pinch you could use (1) 14500 and a dummy spacer battery, but there is a chance you could damage the LED driver circuit, and if it did work you would have a shortend operating time due to only a 1200 mah rating on the battery ( a single rechargeable AA battery typically has a a 2000 mah rating, or more stored energy). So in short, don't use this battery, use regular AA's or 2 standard rechargeable batteries. Hope this helps. ~ James ~ These batteries are rated at 3.6 volts each. A regular AA is 1.5 volts. I recommend you to use 2 regular Duracell (or similar) rechargeable batteries rated at 1.25 volts each. In a pinch you could use (1) 14500 and a dummy spacer battery, but there is a chance you could damage the LED driver circuit, and if it did work you would have a shortend operating time due to only a 1200 mah rating on the battery ( a single rechargeable AA battery typically has a a 2000 mah rating, or more stored energy). So in short, don't use this battery, use regular AA's or 2 standard rechargeable batteries. Hope... » Read More These batteries are rated at 3.6 volts each. A regular AA is 1.5 volts. I recommend you to use 2 regular Duracell (or similar) rechargeable batteries rated at 1.25 volts each. In a pinch you could use (1) 14500 and a dummy spacer battery, but there is a chance you could damage the LED driver circuit, and if it did work you would have a shortend operating time due to only a 1200 mah rating on the battery ( a single rechargeable AA battery typically has a a 2000 mah rating, or more stored energy). So in short, don't use this battery, use regular AA's or 2 standard rechargeable batteries. Hope this helps. ~ James ~ « Show Less
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I do not have that specific flashlight, so I cannot give a definitive yes or no answer. If the regulator inside the flashlight can handle the increased voltage that these batteries output compared to a standard battery, it should work. They won't last as long as a standard battery or a standard rechargeable battery, and they may not increase the brightness either.
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These batteries are rated at 3.6 volts each. A regular AA is 1.5 volts. I recommend you to use 2 regular Duracell (or similar) rechargeable batteries rated at 1.25 volts each. In a pinch you could use (1) 14500 and a dummy spacer battery, but there is a chance you could damage the LED driver circuit, and if it did work you would have a shortend operating time due to only a 1200 mah rating on the battery ( a single rechargeable AA battery typically has a a 2000 mah rating, or more stored energy). So in short, don't use this battery, use regular AA's or 2 standard rechargeable batteries. Hope this helps. ~ James ~
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I believe they can, these are great batteries and have the protective circuits built in. They are a bit pricey but well worth it, I have never had any problems and use them every day. I even bought more for my bigger flashlight.
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AA batteries will not work with this light. A single 18650 battery is what is recommended preferably a Panasonic or Tenergy 18650....most of the 18650 batteries sold are junk like ulrafire and trustfire. This is the one you need for your AA batteries--&gt; http://www.amazon.com/FordEx-Group-300lm-Flashlight-Adjustable/dp/B006E0QAFY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391994534&sr=8-1&keywords=cree
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It would work incredibly well limited only by battery life. I have LED bike light that uses small battery and it has 50 hours estimated battery life. I do not know how long this MagLite would go on a set of batteries. Good luck.
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A lot of compact flashlight use this size. Based on warnings I've seen on similar batteries, the recommendation is for flashlights using incandescent bulbs. The lithium-ion batteries have a slightly higher output voltage which can damage incandescent bulbs.
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This is a battery for a small flashlight of my husband's. I don't know what other items are made that it could be used for.
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Yes, they will work in the MagTac flashlight. The main reason why I choose these batteries was for that flashlight. Though do expect half less runtime with these batteries. I have timed the batteries to last 45mins on high, when fully charge.
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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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I have a lot of different UltraFire flashlights. All are very bright. if the model does not use the 3.7V Lithium battery, the model is designed for three AAA batteries. I never saw a model that uses AA batteries.
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Yes, the 3.7v batteries will work. They are bigger than the AA and AAA batteries. And more powerful. Some of these LED flashlight have AAA adapter. But yours doesn't. There not recommended anyway.
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I did a lot of research and watched a lot of videos when I bought my flashlight. The batteries will definitely work in your flashlight.
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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.
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I have tested AA and AAA alkaline and rechargeable up to 2500 ma in rechargeable. I have also used it with the CR123 3v lithium that my flashlights use with very good success. I have not tested any other batteries so far. My AA rechargeable batteries are the nickel metal hydride type. I have not tested the older nicad type rechargeable.
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No. LED flashlights that advertise as being able to use 18650 and AA use a adapter to bring the AA up to the larger 18650 size.
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Those batteries can replace regular aa in certain items only.They give more power than the regular aa but have to be used only in compatible items.For example they are great in this flashlight http://www.amazon.com/BBQbuy-300lm-Flashlight-Torch-Adjustable/dp/B006E0QAFY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1355173097&sr=8-2&keywords=mini+flashlight
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The Duracell Rechargeable NiMH Batteries have a 2,650 mAh and are Duralock. These Duracell Rechargeable AA NiMH Batteries are charged and ready to use right out of the package.
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Unlikely as the 3.6V battery is slightly larger in size than AA batteries, both in width, and more importantly, in length. It is not a great difference, but most likely enough to make it too large for your flashlight.