My mini anglehead flashlight has a 2.4V bulb and i want to switch to LED, any suggestions on bulbs. P.S also it takes 1AA
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I don't know what the base of the bulb in your flashlight looks like. But I would simple to a search on amazon for 2.4 volt led replacement buld. Match the image of the base of your old buld to the amazon picture and you should be OK. Also, fyi, each AA battery puts out 1.5 volts. This true for AAA, D and C batteries too. Rechargeables put out 1.25 volts. So I not sure why a single battery flash light is rated at 2.5 volts.
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For this type of Dorcy LED light bulb it takes 2 1.5 volt batteries to work correctly / 3 volts. Your one double "A" Battery won't do what you want.
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I use the two bulbs I purchased for flash lights the may not see action for years at a time. I think a LED would work well in your Black & Decker because of the LED durability
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You could try home depot. If not at home depot, they are sold everywhere online. They are mostly called 'Lionel Small Head Bayanet Style Base Light Bulbs'. The light bulb doesn't necessarily have to be tiny but just make sure the screw to the socket is small. The light that came with it wasn't very bright anyways. If your still needing help of what I'm talking about this will show examples (http://www.ebay.com/itm/General-Electric-1-23W-Miniature-Small-Screw-Base-Bulb-245-NIB-Lot-Of-6-/370995629873). I hope this helps.
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It's been a couple years or more ago. I couldn't get the current equivalent bulb to work, so I just threw out the lamp. I still miss it. Now that Batteries Plus has bulbs, maybe they have it. Just got an odd 1.
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Well, this flashlight doesn't have a bulb, but an LED. The LED is soldered to a circuit board. It is my understanding that these Cree LEDs are rated to last many 1,000s of hours if not 10s of 1,000s.
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The bulb is "XML". You'll find it's 1000 lumens @ 3W on cree.com by googling "cree XML". 18650's easily supply 3W.
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Ouse standard 4w 12v bulbs. However I would think any led that had the correct base and rated for 12 v yes would work. Not much help.
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Hi! Make sure the connections from the bulb to the rest of the flashlight are secure, then try turning on the light. If that doesn't work, then use another new bulb, in case the old one has blown. Also, make sure the batteries are inserted properly, with the positive charges pointing upward...Hope this helps, if this doesn't work, then return the flashlight & get a new one! Thanks!
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You can BUT there are a couple of issues. 1) LED drop-in bulbs are usually designed for either 2 cell (3.0V) lights or a specific flashlight with a different # of cells, while none I have ever seen are designed for 18V. You could build your own with a separate buck driver circuit and tuck that circuit behind the reflector but you would probably already know this if you are adept enough at modifying lights so there may be a slow process of figuring out minor details in implementation. 2) The reflector is plastic and it has no method of easily shedding heat, effectively limiting the LED wattage to about 1.5W at most and even that might be too hot. You can't just slap a heatsink on the back because the heat still has nowhere to go. I mean you will need a heatsink for 1.5W already, to modify the interior of the chamber the bulb sits in to mount the heatsink and the LED on it instead of a "bulb" type drop in. Last, it's not really an issue but rather a poor efficiency if you just put a resistor between the battery and LED. You will lose more power through the resistor than the LED uses and the resistor will get very hot, have to be thermally isolated from the entirely plastic housing. #1 and replacing the reflector and lens with a custom optic would work out best, if you can source something with a beam pattern that's acceptable and the right diameter, or mount it on a piece of plexiglass or polycarbonate cut to the right diameter.
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You should be able to change the light to whatever 12v light fits. A 50-watt MR16 halogen bi-pin bulb comes with it.
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http://www.amazon.com/LEDwholesalers-Bayonet-Single-Contact-1422ww/dp/B002BMXVFG/ref=sr_1_5?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1381944816&sr=1-5&keywords=Ba15s+LED+Light+Bulb+ac
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No. It's not a lamp. It's an LED. There really should not be a need to replace it. If the diode fails then I suppose I would chase DeWalt for a replacement flashlight. If you are somehow wanting to change to a different circuit and LED, then surgery, maybe(?)
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Hi Jacquelyn these bulbs are really ease to change they have those led mini bulbs in them and you just pull it out and replace with another bulb, and stick it back into the hole and your are back on line, I think that you will not have much trouble with changing these bulbs out. I hope this helps your decision on purchasing these lights because my husband really likes them. Millissa
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The CREE lights use a special 3.7v rechargeable. They are larger than AAs, which, BTW, only put out 1.5v (1.2 if using rechargeable AAs. Could that be your issue?
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To be honest I know what an angle light is but not familiar with the fulton brand. But... if your flashlight uses the old style incandecent style lamp that looks like the base of this Nite Ize Led it should work as a replacement. Just keep in mind one of my earlier comments. The LED is polarized Postive and Negative. When you put in the LED light and then it doesn't light when you turn on the flashlight it might not work. In that case you have to reverse the polarity of batteries in the flashlight, (put the batteries in upside down from the flashlight markings)
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I bought it to go with the 7w 300LM mini Cree LED flashlight torch adjustable focus light. The upgraded 200LM will work too. The shoppe of the barrel allows the light to fit securely and not fall out in rough terrain. They both put out a surprising amount of light for a $5 flashlight
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You're welcome. I know this because the older models used 12v T4 50w bi-pin halogens, but I removed the reflector and replaced it with an MR16, and they work fine. I was thinking about LED but bought several MR 16 bulbs on sale.