How many 123A batteries does the flashlight use at a time? 1, 2, 3?
251538
It uses 2, which are included. Surefire claims a 10-yr shelf life on the batteries.
1517654
The battery life is directly proportional to the number of cells. Thus, a 6-cell flashlight would have three times the useful battery life of a 2-cell flashlight with the same type of battery.
198410
i just looked that flashlight up on amazon and it said it takes 2-cr123a or 1-... 18650 and that is the battery you are asking about ...so yes you can use that battery
570117
Batteries are located in the base. I believe it uses two AAs. The light output is very bright. We have had it up for two months with no problems.
574403
Not sure of the exact number but I use mine to illuminate my Lyman case prep station and I can use it an hour or so at a time for months without changing batteries. The only time I actually ran them almost completely down was when I accidentally left them on for a couple of days. In my opinion the battery life is above average when using a quality, (not necessarily expensive) set of batteries. I buy all my batteries thru Amazon, including those I use in my insulin pump. Always buy name brand but they are still a fraction of the price of local sellers. AAA, AA, CR2032, LR44, etc. I use for optics and other things and at the price I get them on Amazon, I can buy enough to never worry about not having what I need at any time. I elaborate because a crappy battery will give short life in the best of devices. A decent or really good battery will give long, long life.
652826
No clue. Couldn't find it on the website either. It powers all the weapons lights I stake my life on however--I never use cheap 123s for anything important
769886
not sure... but its a great flashlight... have had it for months and use it daily for work... still using the same batteries.
2157566
The flashlight takes a 3.0 volt 123A battery and the lazer takes 2 small ones like a watch battery uses, and a big job to change it.!!!!!!
725540
I Don't know 1 St one quit working after 1week they sent me another 1 & that quit working after 1 month don't buy this flashlight
2264144
Just one. This flashlight requires a charger. I already had the charger when I bought this flashlight. There are two styles of chargers one that will charge just the light and one they call a "Piggy back" charger that will charge a light and an extra battery. Both styles work the same I prefer the piggy back due to lots of use.
1187496
No, only 2, but the flashlight only takes one to work. So you can always have a fully charged back up.
313948
Yes. The D Is the type of batteries this flashlight uses. The 2 refers to the number of D cell batteries it requires thus, it needs 2 D cell batteries. 3D-three batteries, 4D-four batteries, etc. If you have something in particular in mind for this flashlight this is the one to go with rather than the Greatlight flashlight. You can now even get parts for a Maglight 2C if you want a smaller version. (YouTube:Maglight fix)'
1639982
It comes equipped with two (2) Inova 3 volt Lithium batteries (coded 123A). Website INOVALIGHT.COM for more details.
200743
The TechLite Lumen flashlights use 3 standard AAA batteries. If the battery holder is broken the cost of a new flashlight is low and the holder is probably not worth repair.
1207507
It only uses one at a time. They last pretty long. I use this light everyday at work. It is handy to have the three battery option with this light.
1882841
Sorry, I do not know. I have 3 flashlights and did not keep any information but I never look directly into any light.
1180252
This flashlight uses a single UltraFire, a battery similar to a double A but considerably larger. They are extremely powerful and a good value.