Do these batteries work in a surefire flashlight that presently uses cr-123a? i just want the correct battery and urs says 123 apbp and mine 123a.
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Most every power cell (battery) I am aware of in the 123 sizing is directly replaceable with a 123a.
2045309
Yes they do. I ordered these specifically to use in my surefire flashlights. Fresh and strong.
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I used these batteries in my flashlight that called for the cr-123a batteries and they worked fine - saw no unusual issues (ie. shorter life, uneven lighting, heat, etc. . . ).
828236
No. They use CR123A Lithium batteries. These have a shelf life of about 10 years, and are the batteries to use in high drain devices like these lights. Surefire brand are what I use...
367191
Hi ,I'm not the owner of SureFire Flashlight so i can't tell you why . I used them with OLIGHT flashlight and works fine .
320065
I only know these batteries work very well in my Surefire E2D LED Defender. I numbered and rotate the pairs.I'm very happy with the kit.
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I'm not sure. However, they immediately burned out my LED flashlight. Not an easy task. I assumed that they would be a perfect replacement for alkaline "C's". I'm guessing that assumption is not a good strategy.
165904
Surefire SF123A. There are other three volt batteries but I have seen pictures of what happens when using cheaper camera batteries in a flashlight. Google it!
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I use the Surefire A23 batteries. When I purchased, I also purchased a box of these batteries. I have not yet had to change the original set that came with the light and have used it mostly on low output, but about 1 hour total on high output. I have had the light for 2 months now.
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One of these does work to replace two CR123 batteries IF the device is designed to handle either. For instance I have two Fenix flashlights that both use 2 x CR123 batteries. One is an older model and a 18650 does not fit. One is newer and was designed to work with two CR123 or a single 18650. If your device does not state it can use either type its a tossup - as previous posters noted the diameter and voltage and terminal shapes are different.
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No, the 18650 is both slightly longer than two CR-123a's and larger in diameter. Also, they run 3.3-4.2V as opposed to 5.6-6.4V total for two 123a's - the LED flashlight must be designed to accommodate them. Many two '123a cell lights made in the PRC, like my Olight M21 & M22 and Fenix PD-35, will use them - and work better, too. None of my 2-cell US-made Surefires will fit them - the body tube's ID is too small.
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No it will not charge cr123... Don't waste ur $$$$ on those batteries. The best bet is buy the 18650 rechargeable. It can be very expensive if u only use cr123... The flashlight is awesome tho. Best small light I ever bought
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The flashlight uses a pair of 123A batteries. So yes, rechargeable 123A batteries will work.
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I have both P2X & P3X, I always use the surefire CR123As, I've never used any Chinese imitations because I've heard they don't last as long and can over heat. So yeah always go with Surefire CR123a.
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I use these in our alarm system.....these batteries are the same as Duracell Ultra Photo 123.... I purchased the panasonic brand because they were less expensive in a pack of 10 rather than purchasing individual batteries. if this is your flashlight..then this website shows that you need 123A batteries so these should work for you http://www.led-resource.com/2012/10/maglite-mag-tac-led-flashlight-review/
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not sure, however they work in ultrafire flashlight. they are very bright light.
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Nope, it uses A123 batteries. Surefire sells a 20 pack for a reasonable price.
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Chances are that they'll fit. Most batteries of this capacity have the same dimensions, just different amp-hour ratings. If you cross reference the model number of the battery (not the model number on the APC sticker but the one printed on the battery itself), you should find something in common with a UB1275 to a UB1290 (12V 7.5Ah to 12V 9.0Ah). If it does, just order anything 1290 and you'll be set.
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Yes, they are like any cr123a batteries. They seem to hold a very good charge and are worth having. The charger works great too.