123A RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES Lithium Iron Phosphate Rechargeable Batteries & Charger
MODEL ★ 2 Pack of Batteries ★ Batteries + Charger
SFLFP123 batteries are rechargeable and reusable, saving you hundreds over 123A lithium primary batteries
SFLFP123 batteries are better for the environment because they contain no hazardous heavy metals
Includes two-bay charger for easy, convenient recharging at home or on the go
Note: LFP rechargeable batteries have significantly less run time than their disposable counterparts
Charge. Win. Repeat.The SFLFP123-KIT is the perfect solution for customers who prefer to use rechargeable 123A cells when powering SureFire illumination tools, including WeaponLights and hands-free lights. While they lack the capacity of SureFire 123A lithium primary cells, SFLFP123 cells are safe to use, cost-effective, and they retain approximately 80% of their original capacity even after hundreds of charging cycles. The included smart charger can fully charge two batteries in three hours, in the convenience of your home, office or vehicle. Note: Do not use rechargeable LFP 123A batteries with incandescent illumination tools. SeeRestrictionsin Features.
FEATURES
Every SFLFP123-KIT includes two Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) 450mAh 3.2V rechargeable cells, a two-bay battery charger, and a MICRO-USB to USB-A cable
Every SFLFP123 battery set includes two Lithium Iron Phosphate rechargeable cells only (charger is not included)
Smart, internal circuitry automatically terminates charge cycle when cells are at full capacity
Safety design features provide protection from overcharge, short-circuit, and reverse polarity
Charge one or two SFLFP123 from 1.5 hours to 3 hours. Charge termination occurs at 3.65V typical
Restrictions:Rechargeable SFLFP123 batteries are only to be used to power LED illumination products and NOT those featuring incandescent lamps. The initial elevated voltage of these rechargeable batteries, immediately after charging, may cause the filament contained within an incandescent lamp to break or "burn out."
