will the solar charge system work with a 3.7 volt surefire battery charger
1134033
Sorry, I have no idea - you're better off posing that question to the manufacturers at Misemet.​Support@Misemet.com
1134034
Not sure if it will, but this charger is not well built. The mini-hdmi connector will break away and will lodge itself into the charger with very little use. Look for another charger, avoid this one.
1051494
Yes, two deep cylcle batteries will work and with this system the charge controller will keep your batteries charged up to 14v and maintain that charge as long as you have sunlight and no current draw on your batteries.
2240130
Not sure. I would say go to Fry's or Best Buy and see if they have one you can try, if you've already bought the solar charger.
1852846
Absolutely. Just make sure the solar charge controller is 12VDC and rated appropriately for the output of the solar panels.
1004220
Yes - if you have the solar capacity and the time. I used a morning star solar battery charger and 230 watt solar panel.
379590
Yes. My Surefire uses the same batteries and these work very well in it. These are LiFe batteries and run at 3 volts. LiPo batteries run closer to 4 volts and those could be dangerous in a light that doesn't have a voltage regulator circuit. My Surefire is regulated so I'm not worried about it either way.
1339235
The answer is Yes and No. Any 12 volt charger will charge it, but must have the right size "Spade Lug" connectors to mate with the battery terminals. Or have an "adaptor cable" to convert the typical 12 volt charger cable connector to the battery lugs. Be careful to use a low current charger adaptor, not a car battery charger.
2252265
If your solar setup is designed to charge lead acid battery's wired in series for 24V, then yes. You will need to adapt your charging setup to use the same type of adapter that plugs into the side of the pack.
197685
After looking online of what a 3.7 volt - 18360 looked like(a AA battery), I will say no it cannot charge that type of battery. It charges flat batteries with the charging plates on one side of the battery. Both of the charging connectors on the Lenmar are on one side, by the display. I have had mine for about four years and I love it. I hope this helps.
1083590
It will work with any top post battery system. Make sure you put this on the ground side not power
1781886
No, but make sure your charger charges this AGM battery with the proper voltage. AGM batteries require voltage of slightly over 14 volts
766890
It is 3.7 volts as stated on battery, I use it in the kodak easy share z1012is. Do not know about charging system.
1966009
I use this charge device and rechargable batteries that it was supplied with for allthree of my Surefire lights. The charger works fine, recharges quickly and lasts for quite a whileafter charged, as long as commercial purchased batteries.
436263
Your charger is not for this battery. This battery is about 3 inches long and larger in diameter compared with your AA/AAA batteries. The battery is a LI-Ion 3.7 v, not like your 1.5v batteries. Get you a charger for the Ultrafire battery.......it's designed for it and low cost. My charger can charge one or two batteries at a time....no problem. Worked great with the Ultrafire 1000 lumens light.
1785947
I do not know I just use it with batteries and the solar system charge the batteries.
953944
I use it for charging 14500 3.7v batteries, so I don't see why it wouldn't, but I couldn't guarantee anything.
138330
You have to supply your own charging cable. As long as that cable has is male USB on the other end (opposite end from your phone,gps,fire), then it will work fine with this charger.Basically if you already have USB charging cables for each of those devices, this solar charger will work just fine. If you only have the wall plug in charger for those devices, then you'll need some extra USB cables to along with it.