Would these work in an ASP Triad flashlight?
1672947
These are good solid batteries. I have never seen a ASP Triad flashlight, however, so all I can say is they work well in the application they were intended to be used in.
1813036
they will work in any flash light or lantern that has 6 volts. it is a 6 volt bulb. The base is standard for six volt bulbs. DO NOT USE THEM IN 1,2,3,4,5, or 12 volt flashlights or lanterns because they wont be bright enough or burn out.
1587985
All my flashlights only uses two cr123's but if yours uses 4 theoretically you should be able to stack them as most flashlights that are cr123 are designed to run 18650's as well. Good luck.
969434
I don't think so. There are many kinds of this flashlight in the all have different names on them. I think they just print the name on it. But it works, and its cheap
1229468
No idea. I used them immediately and are still good to this day, I don't use my flashlight much though.
1780707
Unlikely as the 3.6V battery is slightly larger in size than AA batteries, both in width, and more importantly, in length. It is not a great difference, but most likely enough to make it too large for your flashlight.
1312404
No. They are a special Lithium Ion battery specifically sized for certain flashlights.
539580
I used it to upgrade my 3x D Maglite from incandescent to LED. Worked for me! Considering the package says it works in all C and D cell Maglites, I can't see you having a problem!
378234
As long as the flashlight is an inch in diameter it should fit also make sure that the light is shockproof other wise the light won't work after a few rounds
1611161
Not sure about your flashlight, but if it is comparable to a Streamlight Stinger then yes. I would suggest going to the respective websites and comparing them.
28025
my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
1557502
depends what flashlight you use, i tried different sizes and found flashlight that worked
1162135
Yes. As long as they are alternating between each size of battery. Won't work in series. I use my flashlight all the type and I use two different size batteries.
282827
I don't see why not if the diameter of the flashlight was suitable. You could put a wrap of tape or similar around the flashlight for a more non slip surface and reduce the chance of marking up the flashlight. If the flashlight is plastic be careful about how tight you clamp it.
1765939
I do not know but they are so cheap it is probably worth it just getting a new flashlight
26659
As long as it's a 2 or 3 D Cell Maglite it should work. Mine was from the early 90s, I don't believe they've changed much.
867025
That is not what I used them for but I would guess it would work if you could find a round flashlight @ 30mm in diameter.