Do these still leave you with a the well known dead battery problem when one of them is left on by mistake ? I'm hoping they use a lot less power.
1745553
I haven't any problem with them. That has happened to me many times.they use less power then the stock ones
1745554
No. They seem to use so much less power that they just won't kill the battery. I've had them on overnight several times with no issues.
1745555
They draw considerably less energy than a standard bulb. I have not had any issues with the battery other than it just being an old battery.
20971
No problems so far but I would not use constant power to the unit due to constant battery drain. I would use a external power switch to control power.
975915
Only problem I had was I left the light on and the battery died. Other than that, AOK.
70499
thank you for asking, it not work, I bought two of them few month ago but I just try to use them last month but one of them boke at power source and an other one not woke at all, please let me know what can I do.
408918
I never thought about this. I keep my batteries charging all the time. I haven't noticed a problem. Yet, that is. Christine S may have a good suggestion.
1364565
I charged them initially for about three hours. One of the batteries seems to take a charge overnight, but the other is pretty bad. I love the unit when it is working, but all too often, the battery goes dead without any warning. I've tried to get replacement batteries (thinking I may have a bad one), but can't find them anywhere. This is totally unacceptable! If anyone knows where to get replacements, please let me know.
1805086
I usually charge them overnight so I don't have an exact time to "full charge".You may have one or more wornout batteries.
2209267
When I bought a pair, the 2nd one didn't work at all (the light didn't even turn on). I don't think it was just a battery problem though, as the wiring underneath seemed in complete disarray. The actual circuit board seemed shot.
2172070
One of mine is still working fine. The other one I actually ruined myself by keeping it plugged in when it was empty. So, I really don't have an answer for you.
220973
You should disconnect them because it won't read it properly. If you have 1 bad battery it may read that one or read the good one... seperately would give a better charge.
927966
I have not had this issue, but I do not leave mine plugged in. I would check to see if a power surge took out the unit, or a battery issue
1371245
No the power keeps the batteries at full charge. You could make cordless if you wanted but that would require a bigger battery? There are some that Glow for a long time after the lights are off.
1205895
Hi Ted, The batteries don't seem to last very long. I have them on for at least four hours during my shows and I have to replace them every second to third show if I want the brightness, I do have then on full power. Hope this helps. Barbara
2067110
Not sure about the low voltage shut off, but I never disconnected mine, just shut it off, had no issues with a low or dead battery.
1713115
I saw Steve's response on the batteries. I've not experienced that. However, I only turn them on when getting into my closet and then immediately turn them off.
45823
My experience is that some flashlights of poor design may trickle drain the battery. I have used these in my headlamps when camping for many hours and they really have lasted well for me.
356198
I have left mine overnight and did not notice any problem. I think it would be best, however, to remove them promptly after they are fully charged.