what type of battery is used in the ir810 illuminator
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Country Boy, the ir 810 takes one CR123 battery. However, I highly recommend the stream light TL-2 IR (flashlight style/handheld illuminator). I own both and with Gen 1 night vision the stream light BLOWS AWAY the 810 in ir power! It takes two CR123's. Hope this helps.
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I'm pretty sure it's a small NiCad battery, the type used on OLD computer motherboards to keep time/date info while the computer was off. I have no idea why this was included with the light.
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I don't know for sure, but there are 2 different batteries that are the same size and have the same voltage. The LR44 is a lithium battery and there are silver cells also. I would think that the AG13 is a silver cell as AG is the symbol for silver. As I remember from my research, the silver cells are more expensive and may last longer. I changed from silver cells in a small flashlight to the LR44 because they were much cheaper and they work fine. In another device the silver may be a better choice.
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I still have the original batteries inside and I only use it a few times. It still 1000 lumens.
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Mine came with a 6 volt lantern battery which with the LED design will last very long. I bought 4 of them and they all work great. Much better light than from any Krypton or Halogen bulb flash light of this stile of flash light that I have every used.
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Don't remember. it is direct replacement for battery in security system. best price that i found.
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It uses a CR123 battery. These batteries are expensive, mainly used in photography. I suggest purchasing rechargeable batteries from Surefire.
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Any battery with small tamiya connector 8.4 nimh is what it comes with but I run a 11.1 lipo for better rof and the stock gearbox can handle it
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The battery that is used with this flashlight is the DeWalt DCB120 battery.
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My original batteries came with the IR system to change my Directv receiver. The IR system looks like a UFO shaped thing with an antennae on the top of it. Inside this device, it recharges the battery. I have two or three of these batteries and each one are charged between each use.
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LEDs tend not to mind the extra voltage, but you will generate more heat. I know of one student who's IR light failed to operate when he tried the higher voltage batteries....but it did operate with CR123. Frankly the Super Tac IR is a good IR light, and does all you are going to need it to on regular 123's. I wouldn't push the added voltage....as it may damage the piece? In this one case the attempt did not.....hardly conclusive, but thats what I can tell you.
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Yes, I believe so. The IR codes used by Lutrons have not changed in a long time.
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Lithium 3V photo batteries (CR123A) like these: DL123A Duracell Ultra Lithium 8 Batteries-CR123A
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The battery is located inside the intensity selector. Simply unscrew the top part of the intensity selector and the battery should be visible. I purchased a new battery from Wal Mart. Came in a two pack.
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The BSA laser uses two AG13, or equivalent LR44 Button type batteries. They last a very long time.
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I used a 9 volt battery to run the lamp. I used it along with my camcorder with nightshot. Very satisfactory results. Illuminated much more than the built in IR lamp. Have not tried with more or less than 9 volts.