I need a light with 100 continuous lumens and a battery life of more than 50 hours any suggestions?
1600762
I don't know about the lumens. This light is plenty bright enough for what I do with it. The high setting lets me see what I want to see up to 30 or 40 ft away. I also can't say to much about the battery life. I use mine for an hr or so each morning but only turn it on when I need it. That would be 5 to 10 min at a time. I am satisfied with the battery life. All I can really say is that the light does what I want it to do and I am happy with it. Hope this helps???
1600763
I believe that at 100 continuous Lumens you will find battery life around 10 hours or less!
1329099
The Cree bulbs at Home Depot are *outstanding* and they throw around 450 lumens. They have 60w A19 equivalents too that throw a lot more than that.
1346817
Switch on endcap or replace with remote switch endcap. Adequate lumens but, I would like to see one brighter using the AAA batteries. Very handy to carry in pocket.
1515704
I have the same light and purchased the batteries in the link below. They are decent (you get what you pay for) for what I'm trying to accomplish. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006OHO9I2/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
156521
275 Lumens, By far the best spotlight I have had so far. I use the 4 D cell batteries instead of the rechargeable. I've never had any luck with the rechargeable batteries. They never last very long. I use it to look around the yard at night when the dog starts barking. I've had it quite a while now and still have the first set of batteries in it that I put in when I got it.
2105528
I know what you are talking about. I would suggest a larger light, maybe the battery powered ones.
1396937
I ended up returning this fixture because it was a little bigger and bulkier than what I wanted. Check out lumens.com. They have tons of selections and their customer support is probably the nicest and most helpful of any website I have ever dealt with.
1999677
Don't Know The Lumen Count, For A 3 AAA Powered Light Its The Best I've Had, the Battery Life Is TheTrade , Worth It In My Opinion
1491752
At the Batteries Store. These little lights are not dependable and only about half of them work. Good Luck.
524540
Your question needs to be clearer - do you mean physical dimensions, voltage, capacity? Are you thinking of common batteries, such as AA, C, D, etc., or are you willing to use the less common ones like lithium coin cells or LiPos? How long would you like these to light before the battery is depleted? The community is happy to help you, but you need to provide more info on your requirements and limitations.
2071954
I have to go with the 230 lumens. Its very bright. You don't want to run it to long on that high setting.
1048039
Send it back while you can. The batteries are expensive, not good for much else, and my light fried after a couple of months. I bought a Weiita H807 Starlight LED Headlamp, 300 Lumen headlight found elsewhere on Amazon. It uses good old AA batteries, provides plenty of light, and has been going strong since the first week in Sept. My son also has one of these headlights and we use them on a daily basis.
1648562
I don't know where you get 50 lumens from. This light is 600 or better lumens and yes very bright for its size. Thank you chris from RI, very good.....Cliff from Ca.
734061
Yeah, the Panasonic batteries are really the way to go for this light. They are unbelievably high quality batteries that keep their charge and are - above all - stable. Buy a crap light to use something like Ultra Fires or similar, useless batteries. You really should attempt to match quality for quality in this case. You'll be a lot happier anyway, so will your supercool Zebralight...
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.
705623
I use generic, dollar store batteries. With one AA battery, stays really bright for about 40-50 minutes. After that, the light grows dimmer over the next hour of use. I haven't had any problems with this flashlight.
1926081
I also used the PolyTac, it was available as a bundle. It seems to be a good light, battery life is somewhat short but its very bright.