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Lithium Battery Pack for LED Flashlight

Lithium Battery Pack for LED Flashlight

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Specifications

3.7v 6600mah lithium battery pack for led flashlight

 

1.Light weight

2.Japan&Korea 18650 cell

3.OEM/ODM welcome

4.BMS protection

 

Item

Specification

Nominal Voltage

3.7V

Nominal Capacity

6600mAh(0.2C discharge)

Size

Customized

Weight

approx 200g

Composed Type

1S3P

Max Charge Protetion Voltage

4.25V-4.3V

Charging Current

0.2C

Charging Time

3-4 Hrs

Charge Method

CC-CV

(constant current and constant voltage )

Max Discharge Current

2A

Recharge Cycle Life

800 times

Working Temperature

Charge

0~45°C,45~85%RH

Dis-charge

-20~60°C,45~85%RH

Storage Temperature

and Humidity

One month

-20~60°C,45~85%RH

Three months

-20~45°C,45~85%RH

One year:

-20~25°C,45~85%RH

Protection Functions

Over charge, Over discharge,

Over load, Short Circuit

Warranty

full 12 months

 

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:Neutro-packing, standard export packing.

Delivery Detail:10-15 days after receiving payment

Q:As of right now I cannot find my camera's battery charger. As far as I know are no other batteries that can fit into the camera. This is the camera
Sorry - The only way that the battery can be charged is only by the charger itself.
Q:hey there i have a psp slim the first one released and i its battery 3.6V 1200mAh exploded:/ i just wondered if an old battery pach 3.6V 1800mAh of the first fat psp released is compatible with the slim one if not can you suggest me what to do??
No, the battery for the 1000 series cannot be used in a 2000 or 3000. On the very bottom of it (with the screen facing up and the shoulder buttons furthest away from you), you should see a barcode with the model number. If it says 1000 (or 1001 or something similar), you have a fat model. If it says 2000 or 3000, you have a Slim model. The 1000's battery doesn't fit in the 2000 and 3000's compartment. Sony does make replacement battery packs, however, as well as an Extended Life Battery Kit. If you use your PSP a lot, I really recommend getting the Extended Kit. It takes the normal battery life from 3-5 hours to 5-11. The only problem is it's bigger, and a bigger battery means a bigger cover. They only provide black and silver battery covers. It's not a huge problem, but it is there.
Q:I was just wondering, if I were to take apart both a rechargeable battery pack and a normal AA battery pack, would I be able to replace the back of the rechargeable one with the back of the normal AA one? I have a normal AA pack with a design on it that goes to my controller shell, but I don't want to keep replacing batteries in it, and I don't really want to just go buy rechargeable batteries when I have a bunch of spares for this kind of thing sitting around collecting dust.
Most likely not, once they are taken apart, they can't be put back together, there really is no way to do that anyway.
Q:I have one of those Plug n Play rechargeable battery packs that I use when I don't have batteries. I know they aren't really reliable and the shelf-life is losing pretty fast. But now, every time I place my battery pack inside the charger, it quickly switches from red to green in the matter of seconds. There use to be an easy fix to this that I use to go through to alleviate the problem but I haven't played XBOX in awhile and forgot it. Is their an official way to get the Plug n Play charger to work correctly like it's suppose too? I unplugged, waited ten seconds and plugged back up. I turned off the XBOX console with the controller. Nothing works. But *something* use to work. I just forgot what method I used
when it does that take the battery pack off and put it back on.and if teh kit says its fully charged its fully charged. also if u charge the battery too much IT KILLS THE BATTERY. so leaving it plugged in while ur playing and the light is green is hurting not helping. if u want to do that take the battery pack out and plug the charger into the contoller and wala!! a wired controller. also BUYING BATTERIES DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF A PLUG AND PLAY KIT. what do u mean u use the plug and play kit when u dont have batteries. U SHOULD NEVER HAVE BATTERIES EVER AGAIN lol.
Q:I Attach the battery to the back of the DVD player, I plug the cord into the batteries charger port but the lit does not turn on. When I unplug it the next day. IT still is not even charged. Does anyone knowwat is wrong with it. Just an answer please, not people telling me to buy a new portable DVD player.
How old is the battery pack? If it is a year old (of fairly continual use), then it is shot. Rechargeable battery packs don't last forever. If the pack is new, then the charging circuit inside the DVD player is shot. There is one possibility, that the connection points from the battery to the player are oxidized. If you can get to the little metal points that make the connections from the battery pack to the player (on both the battery pack and the player); take a pencil eraser and rub the metal to shine it up. That might help. If not, the charging circuit is shot. Sorry. .
Q:How much battery life does a flip camera battery pack have when fully charged?
It depends how you use the camera, what video quality option you selected in the camera and a few other items. In the Flip's manual there is a table that shows how long the battery will last This information from Flip is also helpful (scroll down a little) www6.nohold /CiscoFlip/ukp.asp
Q:I currently have two canon powershot s410 and sd600 that uses square battery pack and I use a charger to charge them back up. I was wondering whether regular double AA batteries are better compared to the digital cameras that uses battery packs. Sorry for the wordy ness.
I use my camera so much that it would be insane not to use a rechargeable battery. I have 2 batteries so I always have one charged and in storage. You do not want your camera battery to die when the information comes off your camera as you can lose images. So be cautious and buy a camera with a chargeable battery and get a spare. Oh yes, and make sure you keep them handy and remember to put both battieries and charger in your storage case for travel. I have never run out of batteries and I take hundreds of pictures every week.
Q:I just got a PSP slim and I want to extend my battery life. Does anyone know a safe website where i can buy an original PSP battery with an original PSP cover?
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Q:I foolishly burned out 2 green LEDs already since I provided too much voltage. The 2 green LEDs I need to light up have a forward voltage of 3.2 volts each. The battery pack has 3 AA rechargeable batteries, for a total of 3.6 V(1.2 V per battery). If I remove one battery, the LEDs won't light up at all. How can I reduce the voltage so it doesn't burn out my LEDs, do I need to use a resistor or can I use something else? If I need resistors, what kind of resistors should I use?
OK, hopefully you have some basic electronics knowledge, 'cause I'm gonna throw you some specifics here. First, make sure that the LED's anodes are wired in parallel, and connect the positive wire to either the power source, or an on/off switch. Next, you will wire a 22Ω resistor to each cathode, so you'll need 2x 22Ω resistors. Then, connect the other end of the resistors to the negative terminal on your battery.
Q:I was playing with my FM transmitter, and in an attempt to amplify its signal I attactched a 2 AA battery pack instead of its normal 2 AAA. But this pack started hissing when I had it connected any playing. why? Did the hissing was from the pack, not the transmitter. the pack is cheaply made and slightly bent, but why did it hiss?thanks
adding 2 AA batteries wil not increase your sound quality at all. put the AAA back in,
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1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Guangdong,China (Mainland)
Year Established 2009
Annual Output Value US$2.5 Million - US$5 Million
Main Markets 20.00% Western Europe
15.00% Oceania
15.00% Northern Europe
10.00% South America
10.00% North America
10.00% Eastern Europe
10.00% Southern Europe
10.00% Domestic Market
Company Certifications CE

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Nearest Port Shenzhen,Hongkong,Ningbo
Export Percentage 31% - 40%
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Language Spoken: English, Chinese
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