thes batteries are blowing the bulbs in my surefire flashlights one has the p90 bulb and one has the p60 just got 2 p60 bulbs from amazon and it blew
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Which Surefire flashlight do you have (model)? I looked through 5 of them and none of them take this battery. if your putting the wrong battery in, that's why your blowing bulbs.
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check the voltage for the batteries that are typically used for your flashlight. These batteries are the same size as 123 camera batteries which are 3 volts. These batteries are 3.6. This may be causing your problem.
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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.
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Hi ,I'm not the owner of SureFire Flashlight so i can't tell you why . I used them with OLIGHT flashlight and works fine .
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Sorry to hear about the problems you encountered. I've had no problems with mine since I purchased it. Seems like you received two defective flashlights. Suggest you request replacements or a refund from the company. I have no other suggestions as to what's causing those problems.
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This bulb will not work in the mag light. It was only designed for lights like the Sure Fire style and those powered by lithium batteries.
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I don't know. Contacting Duracell's parent company, Procter & Gamble, might be one route, but I wouldn't give much hope for a reply. The flashlight is a loss leader to sell more batteries.
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Check the Surefire website. They have duty holders for the flashlights. Then go to Amazon for a better price.
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We have Streamlight TwinTask 2L...so, not the same, but apparently our flashlights are killing these batteries. I don't know how else to describe it, but so far, only a couple of charges in, 2 of the 6 batteries have just gone dead--the 'LED off' indicator on the charger. Really disappointed; I was excited to have a constant supply for these flashlights.
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No, I bought a set of rechargeable batteries for mine and it ruined the batteries the guy at batteries pluss advised me you cannot use rechargeable batteries for these flashlights and it ruines the batteries!
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You will have to find out from the people that you had purchased the items from. My flashlights are still working fine, so I wouldn't know . Find out from the company if you can just purchase that part only.
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There are certain Cree flashlights & other Cree lights that use that type of battery. U just have to search which ones. Hope this helps you.
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I own a surefire pt2l flashlight and a streamlight nightcom light. I havebeen using the tenergy lifepo4 3v batteries for 2-3 years without a hitch.
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I never used the SureFire Flashlights batteries. My use was for my Home Security system which used this size and I felt with some many units, it was better and cost effective to buy rechargeable batteries rather then other regular batteries. Since I did not research batteries, but went on a friends referral, I chose these.
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Mine did the same thing, and the only thing that I can see is one of the L.E.D that is entwined with each other has burnt out, already, these are supposed to be LED which last for a long time, and I can attest to this because I'am an electrician, this light is substandard, and is not worth the cardboard box that it is shipped in, and amazon says "its to late for an exchange or refund, so if you already brought it, which I imagine your already did, sorry, this sucks, and I will not be purchasing anything else from amazon.
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First, what batteries came with the flashlight? Second, these batteries are rated at a max voltage of 4.2 VDCif you charged them with a charger with greater than 4.2 Volts, it with overpower the Diode and blow it.White diodes are voltage sensitive and anything in excess of 4.2 volts with blow them quick. Check the outputof your charger to ensure that its 4.2 VDC Max. Let me know thanks perry
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That's the problem with this flashlight. They don't offer a replacement bulb. They should publicize this fact before anyone has to buy this item.
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I don't know, but my TrustFire TR 9T6 flashlight has turned out to be a piece of crap. 6 months after I had it, 3 of the 9 LED's stopped working, and after about 30 seconds of being on, the remaining 6 LED's start to flicker and the light fairly quickly gets very dim. Like the batteries had failed. But if you wait a minute or so, then turn it back on, its nice and bright again and doesn't flicker-----for 30 seconds----then it repeats the process.I have UltraFire NCR 26650 batteries.