I bought the Intsun CREEXML T6 light but there is no battery holder inside to put the batteries. Also, what size batteries do we use? No instructions
241670
The lights take a special rechargable battery that I have never seen before. It is a 18650 that is a little larger than a AA, and does not require a holder. Kind of a pain, but certainly worth it. Good luck!!
241671
The lights take a special rechargable battery that I have never seen before. It is a 18650 that is a little larger than a AA, and does not require a holder. Kind of a pain, but certainly worth it.Good luck!!
241672
The battery is an 18650. They are like giant AA batteries. You can usually pick up a couple of them and a charger for about $10 online. Initially it may seem like a lot but since they are rechargeable they will pay for themselves. The reason they use these batteries is because they are rated for 3.7 volts (instead of your typical 1.5volts). This means the led can put out more light!!
241673
You use the 18650 battery's must buy online get the combo with the charger I like trustfire battery's over ultrafire
241674
Unscrew the tailcap to insert batteries. It takes one 18650 lithium battery or 2 CR123 batteries. Hope this helps.
1312055
Not sure what to say. I don't have your exact light but I do have a couple that are similar and my ILED battery works great! I really love the unit it was just what I needed. Double check how your attaching it's a very simple design and should attach very easily...but I guess it could be defective.
52980
I can't recall off hand which battery is required for this light. However, if you open the light, you will see the battery which is clearly marked with its type. A word of caution: after taking apart two separate lights, and trying to replace the batteries, I was Unable to reassemble the light correctly. It's very difficult to explain, but you must position several pieces just right, in order to reassemble. In my opinion, this light appears better served as a disposable light.
1503519
Locate the on/off button. Unscrew the cap and remove. Pull out the battery holder. Remove batteries one at a time, pay attention to the direction they go in the holder. Put new batteries in the holder. Insert holder in the flashlight. Place the button cap back in place and screw it tight. Test operation of flashlight to verify.
1544796
Unscrew the magnetic end of the flashlight. It might take some effort the first time so use pliars if necessary. Once loose it is self evident how to replace the batteries.
57894
1. Test the "new" batteries individually to make sure they are OK.2. Confirm that each battery is installed correctly into the holder - the flat (-) end of each battery should be towards the spring in the holder.3. Confirm that the battery holder is installed correctly into the flashlight - the holder goes in "bump" end first. If your flashlight still isn't working, then either the on/off switch or the LEDs have failed, and these are not user-replaceable.
1230940
First off....DON'T BUY THIS!!! Total junk! The rubber button came out after just a couple uses and made the light almost useless. I sent it back and bought: Intsun® Ultra Bright CREE 1600LM Lumen Adjustable LED Aluminum alloy Flashlight Torch + Charger + 2 x 18650 Battery, 5 Mode. The Intsun is super. I use it every day and recharge about once a week. Hope this helps.
1638723
Unfortunately my instruction sheet that came with the magnifying glass either got thrown away or misplaced; I recall it showed how to remove the battery & said what type of battery was needed. I do not recall what it said about the LED lights, though. I really like the magnifying glass, especially for reading columns in newspapers.
1437018
You've "got me" with that "cage" question! Unscrew the back of the flashlight and remove the "cage" that holds three batteries. You DO NOT "OPEN" that cage ... each battery pops out; pull them out from the side opposite each Spring (at the bottom or negative side of each battery) replace with fresh batteries, inserting the bottom ... or negative end onto the Spring in the "cage" compressing the Spring with the battery ... and pushing the top of the battery (positive end) into the "cage". Replace the cage with the three batteris back into the flashlight .... with the cage's movable "plunger" side going into the flashlight first. Have I satisfactorily answered your question????
766277
I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of spares. By the way, upon receipt, one of the units was DOA, so I'd plan for the possibility when ordering. I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of... » Read More I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of spares. By the way, upon receipt, one of the units was DOA, so I'd plan for the possibility when ordering. « Show Less
810276
I wish that I could be more definite but can't. The instruction booklet states to use only NiCd battery #75175 or NiMH battery #75375. I don't know which is shipped with the light. I would have to open the light to see the type and that is not recommended except when changing one.
1164370
This light is not adjustable. i do not recommend buying this model. I recommend 1600LM Lumen Zoomable CREE XML XM-L T6 LED Flashlight Torch Sold by Tosell888 but it does not come with a battery or charger
244311
On the bottom of the lantern is a round, black rubber stand. Grip it and turn. It should come off easily and inside is where the batteries are. Hope this helps you.
1716681
Love the light. Contact the light manufacter & see if those style of batteries fit.
507202
The one I purchased has 3 AA batteries and is worthless! I am not surprised they added another battery. This would make the light far more usable. I just about to toss mine!
996627
Good idea but, no low battery indicator light. As you suspected, at high intensity (1600 lm) the light works for a little over two hours then simply shuts off. However, long-term solution to this problem involves purchasing 2 (two) rechargeable 3.7V & 6000mAh; Li-ion protected with PCB (model #: 26650 &#8776; $16.00 for a pair). Of course, the final step in circumventing this problem is purchasing a recharging unit (the unit made by 4Sevens recharges a single battery in &#8776; 1 hour). Finally, these are very robust and versatile flashlight available to the public. Hope this assist you in making the right purchase for your particular needs Respectfully, Michael O'Grady
2096179
If you choose to use 3ea AAA batteries then you mount them into a separate battery holder, which I'm pretty sure youve seen before.This holder is included with the flashlight.