Stanley HID0109 HID Spotlight Is this product operate at 240 V? Please suggest any of the flashlight which operates at 240 V. I need this for long distance use in fields, farm land and forest.Thanks,Surekha Stanley HID0109 HID Spotlight Is this product operate at 240 V? Please suggest any of the flashlight which operates at 240 V. I need this for long distance use in fields, farm land and forest. » Read More Stanley HID0109 HID Spotlight Is this product operate at 240 V? Please suggest any of the flashlight which operates at 240 V. I need this for long distance use in fields, farm land and forest.Thanks,Surekha « Show Less
586614
This unit also has a very short battery life, perhaps 15 to 20 minute continuous before it runs out and requires recharging.
586615
No, only comes with a 120 vt charger....at least in North America. It also includes a 12vt car charger as well.
1974459
Not sure. But I will say this. After having this flashlight a few years, I will NEVER EVER EVER again purchase anything like this ever again. The bulbs went out too too too often. Constant replacement of the bulb exceeded the initial cost of the flashlight. This was by far THE WORST investment that I have made in a long time. A waste of money. I now use a rechargeable battery operated flashlight. So when the battery dies, all I do is recharge it and go. This flashlight is not worth the money. Sorry.
1618112
My light is a 240v, It says 2 w 100 240v on the light so am assuming that means 240 volts??? It is model 8000C and the light is cool to the touch after several hours of use. It is a bright white light.
337328
I have just cause I had them from another light that I killed and it didn't seem to make a difference. I keep 18650s in mine just because of how much I use it around the house. Just bear in mind that it is NOT 1000 lumen by a longshot.
751083
It's pretty bright. Not sure about the distance. If you focus it to a sharp beam you should be OK. It's only 500 lumens tho. I would go with the hkbayi UltraFire E17 2000 Lumen Flashlight Led Cree T6 XM-L Camping Torch Flash Light The Lamp With Mount Holder Set + 2pcs 18650 Li-ion Battery 4000mah Ultrafire 3.7v Batteries + 18650 Dual Charge. Those batteries are long lasting and they come with a charger. Good luck!
2264491
I would believe that discrepancy is a typo. This type of light mush use a switch rectifier to convert AC to DC . It can handle 85 -265 V. I just used a photometer (the meter for photographic use) to measure the luminance (roughly means brightness) of this LED at a distance of 1 ft. It has about 4000 lux which can be converted to 4700 lumens. This is way above the nominal value of 2700 lm. I am guessing maybe 2700 lm is an average value during the life span. The LED I measure only a few months old. After 5 to 10 years it might drop to around2700 lm. Hope this helps, more or less.
781334
we use the brightest 3528 SMD LEDs for these GRV brand LED Bulns,It about 95~120 Lumens when work at DC12V ~13V ,but Cann't use for more than 13V DC ,maybe become very hot more than 13V and short lifetime,maybe too hot and will Burned soon if input voltage above 14V DC,Someone said Burned out soon due to some new RV output about 14V Voltage,please confirm voltage is about DC12V when install it,thanks! thanks!
562176
They operate on standard 110 volt current, same as all the lights and appliances you use in your home. You can buy a voltage converter that connects to a 12 volt car battery which will convert the current to 110 volts to use these lights out in the field. These converters can be purchased from any auto parts store, hardware stores and places like Wal Mart. These lights operate on low amperage so you can purchase a smaller converter which costs less money. I have a larger converter that works fine. Good Luck.
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we use the brightest 3528 SMD LEDs for these GRV brand LED Bulns,It about 95~120 Lumens when work at DC12V ~13V ,but Cann't use for more than 13V DC ,maybe become very hot more than 13V and short lifetime,maybe too hot and will Burned soon if input voltage above 14V DC,Someone said Burned out soon due to some new RV output about 14V Voltage,please confirm voltage is about DC12V when install it,thanks!thanks!
1584716
its 110 V. cant do 240 V. and prolly cant use international but it is a wonderful light I love it!
251729
I have the HL2, and the stated beam distance is 150m on the high setting, 35m on low. For the HL3, with a much higher (1100 lumen) output, the beam distance on high is listed at 379m, and low at 35m. Of course, it depends on environmental conditions and to a lesser degree on battery strength. I wanted a bright pocket light with a lot of throw: I got one. Hope this helps.
545634
Don't know, never tried to run it that long. It runs much much longer on it's batteries than conventional flashlights.
36474
I was about to ask the same question. Any takers? Specifically, is there a contraindication to using a rechargeable battery with the Rayovac Sportsman 300-Lumen Lantern?TIA
1561364
I do not know your international location so this info might not help. I purchased the light ihn question from Amazon however it wasa of American manufacture with 110 voltage no use in UK so beware. I was replacing a Zenith SL 4160 which had stopped working it only came on after dark and there was an option where it was always on. as I was unable to get a zenith in the UK I purchased a light from 'Homebase' a MK9 2NW which is identical in shape to the zenith but with not such a nice colour. a nice unit but only comes on after dark when sensing movement
1487705
Sorry, I don't know the lumens, it uses 2) 3volt lithium cells. i only use it for lighting my car locks or my pack to find stuff. the light is flood and not spot so not a huge distance. I use it frequently and have not had to change out the batteries yet, so for my purpose it is worth the cost.
974290
This flashlight uses only one AA battery which puts out 1.5 volts. 18650 batteries put out over double that so the bulb may not last very long. With one AA battery in this light it is extremely bright so I would stick with just the AA.
2066255
Sorry I don't know. Because rechargeable batteries slowly lose power even when not used, and my flashlight gets used mostly for widely spaced emergencies I use standard batteries.