What is the exact battery for this light?
644977
3.7 volt. BRC 18650. 3000 mAh li-ion Ultrafire battery. You will have to buy the charger for the batteries. The ir light takes one battery, but I bought 2 plus a charger. You can also use 2 CR-123, 3 volt batteries for the ir light.
644978
Damn good question. It works with two 123 batteries. But they clearly are smaller than the intended battery. As the main body is wider than the 123 style...
644979
The CR123s will work, but are a little loose. The light is designed to use a single BRC18650 3.7V lithium ion battery, which is manufactured and sold by (you guessed it) UltraFire.
644980
18650 (3.7v and like a supersized AA). Though not readily available locally, it is becoming more common and is readily available on the internet.
194829
I looked into this so I'd have one charged and ready http://www.amazon.com/Replacement-6600mAh-Rechargeable-Battery-Headlamp/dp/B00AAQOV5E/ seems to fit the specifications for what you would be looking for.
472230
Sure. Any 12v battery will work. The length of time it will light is proportional to the capacity of the battery. These lights are pretty powerful so don't expect the battery to last very long.
1176986
The battery is a CR2032, 3v; about the size of a quarter. Should last very long since "on" time is quite short; depending on usage however.
974341
The correct battery is the 18650. You could also use two CR-123 batteries instead. Either will do the job.
1118593
I looked on the battery and there is no information. I don't seem to have the literature that came with it. Sorry.
625959
I use a v lock 14.4 volt battery. You will need some minus green gel as it has a green tint to it. It is not a light panel quality, but the price is right.
1023362
18650 DOES NOT fit (Raj from Chicago is CORRECT). 14500 battery is the rechargeable battery that fits these lights.
172801
Hello there, this lights came with 4400mAh, but please change the battery, because battery life die very soon, at new, batteries life work like 45min, but in the third week of use dies in 30 min and every time you use this light, battery dies sooner, I bought a pair and change batteries, but light are great really
2183923
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.
744740
If the battery will fit into the light and the charger, it shouldn't be a problem. The battery that came with the light was a 3500. All I did was buy two extra 3500 batteries and I keep all three charged, on a weekly rotational basis using the provided charger. Works well for my purposes but may be a little too fiddley for others.
2154518
Should work fine!, its a 12 amp hour battery, so if the light is 1 amp (i doubt it for a LED) then theoretically you would have 12 hr.
249811
I couldn't say. I return the light because it wasn't the one listed on Amazon. Sorry.
279895
Mine has a AA size battery but is a rechargeable Lithium, it is 4.2 volts fully charged and 2.75 V drained. Mine is a UltraFire LC 14500 1200mAh 3.7 Volt. The 7 Watt light needs lots of current, You need the charger and 2 batteries if plan on using it a lot.
1277628
There are two CR 2016 3V lithium batteries included with the LED light module. Easily replaceable after 20-25 hours of use.
506004
The batteries are 2300 mAh....I have been using this light steadily on duty for a bit now and a single charge will last about 4-5 12hr shifts before needing to be recharged. This is also being said advising that the battery is only at just above half charge at this point. A full charge will be at 4.1v and you no longer ha e use of the 960 lumen setting once the battery drops below 2.9v. Hopes this helps...its a great light and I am extremely happy with it.
810276
I wish that I could be more definite but can't. The instruction booklet states to use only NiCd battery #75175 or NiMH battery #75375. I don't know which is shipped with the light. I would have to open the light to see the type and that is not recommended except when changing one.