Can the LED be easily removed for installing a laser module?
935193
Good morning, I have not attempted to remove the led from the spotlight so I cannot tell you Patrick. Additional information might be found on the "Streamlight" web site. Good luck, Mike
606236
This is an easy thin to fix. Don't remove LEDs - just get double-sided transparent tape and a tinted plastic sheet of your color choice (grey, red - my favorite for night use, etc.). Cut the plastic sheet to size, put on two strips of tape along the whole length (so that LEDs don't shine through the edges) and you have the brightness and color of your choice. Plastic report covers are a easy cheap source of suitable plastic sheets.
322732
You will need an Phillips screwdriver to take the light out. To start, the gray panel in front comes off (just pull a little and try not to break it). Under that panel in the middle of the left side there is an access panel open that up and you light module is behind that. There is about 3 screws to undo before you try to pull it out.
795441
Yes it can be removed from mount by removimg 3 tension screws and removing the battery cover. The flashlight measures 20 mm but there is a recess where it slips into the holder and at that point it measires 18 mm so to answer to the best I can inside diam of holder is 18 mm. Hope this helpes
1063404
You could but I night suggest some Velcro. The on off switch an the screws to change the batteries are on the back. You will want a way to remove the lights from time to time.
1525709
HI... it doesn't look like you can replace the LEDs. The lighting strip is part of the overall circuit assembly.
2143518
Good question. It's pretty easy, just rotate the top part which houses the LED to the right.
1594408
No. The only way to do so is to use a toggle switch add on. If you don't want the light you can simply not install it as I did.
682762
It's separate. The led strip comes out of your old lens and goes into the camera lens. It's not hard but just be gental because it's fragile.
1351976
I just took it apart to look at those LED light housings. They are very easy to access. I loosened the four screws that hold down the glass cover, lifted it up a bit and could easily see the light housings. They are held in only with a clip, and by pushing down they come out easily. (You could probably just pry them out from underneath with a thin knife blade, working carefully so as not to scratch the surface.) The housing is connected with a plug to the 12V DC circuit that powers the LEDS. You can dismantle the housing by removing 4 small (PH-0) Philips head screws. That allows you to see the circular circuit board that holds 9 surface-mounted LEDs. The device is rated 12 Volts DC and less than 2 watts, meaning the current draw is less than 0.167 amps. Someone who knows the current market in LED surface mount devices could probably locate a circular board of similar size that contained some higher lumen output LEDs. (The technology on these is improving rapidly.) Or the manufacturer could get smart and get some themselves and offer us replacement plug-in units. But none of this helps you now. I was surprised how bright the 9 little bulbs were, and first thought maybe the diffuser was the problem in diminishing light output. But when I held the circuit board up in position without the diffuser and turned off the kitchen light, I could still see that the output was too slight. Anyway, although it doesn't immediately solve our problem of a low-lumen light, it was fun research. I took pictures, but can't figure out how they might be posted here.
2110021
yes, there is a screw or nut when remove bulb. make sure power is off for safety.
506431
Yes, the lights can be removed from the metal bracket. But these lights are so small and dim, why bother?
216103
Not easily. I actually glued strip LEDs along the bottom of the red below the lock - not as polished, but more light and visibility.
64031
Basically two screws to loosen and you can remove it. One for the mount and one to remove the flashlight. Also helps out if you can't decide where to get the best positioning on your bike, easy trial and error.
216105
I don't think so. The red reflector is more like a reflective plastic piece that goes over the cover. Nothing like something you would be able to install LEDs to unless you start cutting out the cover and installing a new fixture.
922183
You DO NOT change the Cree LED..it is part of a permanent circuit. But that
559377
Pry off the half that does not have the LED in it. My two units came apart using just my fingernail to grab it. It is quite a solid fit, but nothing I needed tools for.