Would this be good for the Tenergy 5000mAH C-cell batteries, though the description says it only works up to 4500mAH?
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This would not be good for anything. Mine is now 100% dead, less than one year after purchase. I haven't bothered with any sort of warranty claim (features first started dying about 60 days after purchase) because at best they would just send me another one and I don't want it. It is a very poor design. Trying to save money by buying a bad product is false economy. If you need the ability to evaluate the condition of the batteries, get the Maha Powerex MH-C808M. http://amzn.com/B000E65DG6 If such features are not important to you, get the $20 Rayovac charger. http://amzn.com/B007FJOY4C
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Hi,Sorry I can't help you with that question. I bought the rechargeable amazon batteries with it and they work fine. But I couldn't tell you if they are 5000 or 4500mAH
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This would not be good for anything. Mine is now 100% dead, less than one year after purchase. I haven't bothered with any sort of warranty claim (features first started dying about 60 days after purchase) because at best they would just send me another one and I don't want it. It is a very poor design. Trying to save money by buying a bad product is false economy. If you need the ability to evaluate the condition of the batteries, get the Maha Powerex MH-C808M. Maha PowerEx MH-C808M Ultimate Professional Charger for Eight AA/AAA/C/D NiMH/NiCD BatteriesIf such features are not important to you, get the $20 Rayovac charger. Rayovac PS3PL Smart Charger AA/AAA/C/D/9V Platinum Universal Battery Charger This would not be good for anything. Mine is now 100% dead, less than one year after purchase. I haven't bothered with any sort of warranty claim (features first started dying about 60 days after purchase) because at best they would just send me another one and I don't want it. It is a very poor design. Trying to save money by buying a bad product is false economy. If you need the ability to evaluate the condition of the batteries, get the Maha Powerex MH-C808M. Maha PowerEx MH-C808M Ultimate Professional Charger for Eight AA/AAA/C/D... » Read More This would not be good for anything. Mine is now 100% dead, less than one year after purchase. I haven't bothered with any sort of warranty claim (features first started dying about 60 days after purchase) because at best they would just send me another one and I don't want it. It is a very poor design. Trying to save money by buying a bad product is false economy. If you need the ability to evaluate the condition of the batteries, get the Maha Powerex MH-C808M. Maha PowerEx MH-C808M Ultimate Professional Charger for Eight AA/AAA/C/D NiMH/NiCD BatteriesIf such features are not important to you, get the $20 Rayovac charger. Rayovac PS3PL Smart Charger AA/AAA/C/D/9V Platinum Universal Battery Charger « Show Less
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My best answer: If the voltage is the same and it physically fits, then it is okay. The 4400mah stands for 4400 milli-amp hours which means that your battery can provide 4.4 amps for 1 hour or 2.2 amps for 2 hours. This means your battery is better than the 4000mah battery. I am forced to assume that the battery pins of the new battery are one for one the same as the old battery.
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I bought the Tenergy TN270 Li-ion 18500/18650/14500 Fast Battery Charger on amazon for $12.99. It works great and the batteries have kept the charge since last October.
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i have an older model of Tenergy T9688 Universal NiMH/NiCd LCD Battery Charger. It works great!
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Photo shows 5000mA which is same as 5A. I have used this to charge my 1300mA 2s lipo to 5000mA 3S lipo. It supported 5000mA as in the description otherwise my charger would throw error(like When i used 2000mA dc adapter from external hard drive dock and try to select 2400mA in battery charger).
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It works fine for any size battery. A slower charge is better for the battery as it creates less heat. If you are not in a rush this will work fine. For your battery, it will take it from a state of charge of 50% t0 90% in under 5 hours and will have it topped off by 7 hours or so. I like this charger so well, I'm buying two more. One to put a winter maintenance charge on all my equipment batteries, and one as a permanent install on a car. I have the 10 Amp version which I'm also very pleased with. I use in to charge my boat battery which is a little small but I'll be swapping it out for two larger batteries. It works fine for any size battery. A slower charge is better for the battery as it creates less heat. If you are not in a rush this will work fine. For your battery, it will take it from a state of charge of 50% t0 90% in under 5 hours and will have it topped off by 7 hours or so. I like this charger so well, I'm buying two more. One to put a winter maintenance charge on all my equipment batteries, and one as a permanent install on a car. I have the 10 Amp version which I'm also very pleased with. I use in to charge my boat battery which is a little small but I'll be swapping it out for... » Read More It works fine for any size battery. A slower charge is better for the battery as it creates less heat. If you are not in a rush this will work fine. For your battery, it will take it from a state of charge of 50% t0 90% in under 5 hours and will have it topped off by 7 hours or so. I like this charger so well, I'm buying two more. One to put a winter maintenance charge on all my equipment batteries, and one as a permanent install on a car. I have the 10 Amp version which I'm also very pleased with. I use in to charge my boat battery which is a little small but I'll be swapping it out for two larger batteries. « Show Less
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This battery is rechargable. I cannot tell if 5 AH is large enough capacity for your lights, and if the charger in your lighting system is suitable for charging a sealed gel battery which this is. Your installer or the lighting manual should provide that guidance. It worked fine in my alarm system which specified exactly this type of battery.
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I use 4 C-batteries. I use Tenergy rechargeable batteries. Use caution in placing the batteries in the flashlight. They have to be in the arrangement specified. This has been a very good flashlight. I use it literally everyday.
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The writing on the battery does not indicate the number of cells in the battery. It states DC 11.1V, 48 Wh(400mAh)
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I am using Tenergy RCR123A 3.0V rechargeable LiFeP04 battery. So far no problems.
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Don't really know...I use it for the Makita MAK193159-1 Pod-Style Battery, 18-volt, 2.6-Amp and it works GREAT!!
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Yes and it works well. Extends use time by about 25-30% per charge. I should add, the XC4.0 is a larger capacity than the original XC battery. The original is 3 amp while the XC4.0 is a 4 amp battery.
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The Tenergy rechargeable battery pack is a 14.4v Ni-MH 3500mAh. Charging time seems to be the same as the factory battery, but runs longer.
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Yes should work fine. However be careful not to over discharge the battery . Normally you would want a deep cycle type of battery. Their big and heavy. Just be careful not to take discharge below 11.5 volts
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I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily terminate on Tenergy premiums or Nicads with AAA size. You will find it on Thomas Distributing. I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily... » Read More I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily terminate on Tenergy premiums or Nicads with AAA size. You will find it on Thomas Distributing. « Show Less
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Reading from the back of my TN270: "For Li-ion 18650/18500/14500/RCR123A Battery." It also says in a warning: "This charger is intended for use with ONLY TENERGY 18650/18500/14500/RCR123A Li-ion Battery." So, buy TENERGY 18350 batteries to use in this charger. Mine works fine.
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It brings the NiMH Tenergy Centura batteries that it was designed for to 9.3v at full charge however, the information on the back of the package states that it is not intended for 9.6v batteries.