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Three models of bright flashlights with built-in Li-Ion batteries

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Since childhood, I have had a craving for flashlights. I really enjoyed playing with them. And just recently, I got three models of bright flashlights with built-in batteries: headlamp, car and country (or travel) flashlights.

They say that men do not grow up - they only change the cost of toys and hobbies: cars, tools, etc.

I especially needed a headlamp - for work in the evening at a construction site and with rechargeable batteries (the batteries shone at full brightness for only a couple of evenings). This is how flashlights look like:

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Three models of bright flashlights with built-in Li-Ion batteries
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Three models of bright flashlights with built-in Li-Ion batteries
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Three models of bright flashlights with built-in Li-Ion batteries
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All three flashlights are TM "Photon". Three years warranty. This speaks of quality. And as will be clear from the characteristics - this is not a "pig in a poke" from aliexpress, where many are used to buying flashlights.

Head Torch. Model RSA-800

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Specifications on the package: central LED power 3 W, brightness 200 Lm (light range up to 100 m), Li-Ion battery capacity 1200 mAh, operating time 6 hours, charging time - 4 hours. Dust and moisture protection class: IP54 (do not soak or immerse in water). 3 year warranty.

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On both sides of the central LED there are 4 smaller LEDs, which are capable of glowing both white and red. On the side of the body there is a rotary mechanism for selecting modes. There are six of them. Case - ABS plastic. The two-piece body (plus the headrest) is secured with screws. Around the central lantern, the plastic flows smoothly into a material like hard rubber.

USB charging connector on the bottom (closed with a cap), switch on the top. USB cable included. The belt is tight and from the inside it has silicone strips (anti-slip on the head). Changing the direction of light - by fixed four angles (ratchet).

When charging, a red LED is on at the connector. When fully charged, it turns green.

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The operating modes are as follows:

1. All LEDs shine at maximum power (side white light).

2. Side lights are red (central LED is off).

3. The side LEDs flash red (center LED off).

4. The central LED shines as brightly as possible (the side ones are off).

5. The central LED shines at 70% brightness (the side ones are off).

6. The side LEDs are white (center LED off).

Price:

I need such a flashlight in construction for work in the evening. Someone - on hikes. Yes, and it's just convenient when your hands are free and everything is lit in front of you.

The next model is lantern for motorists:AU-500

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Characteristics: the power of the LED for the diffused main light is 3 W (counted 16 chips on it) at brightness 230 Lm. LED power for directional light is 1 W at a brightness of 85 Lm. Li-Ion battery capacity - 1200 mAh Working time 6 hours, charging - 4 hours. USB cable included. The body is made of rubberized plastic, does not slip in the hands. 3 year warranty.

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In front there is a switch for diffused and directional light. On the back of the body there is a button-indicator of the alarm and a hidden recess for a hook made of ABS plastic. Another USB charging connector with a cap and an LED indicator. The lamp can be placed vertically and the body can be tilted. Change of position - at fixed angles (ratchet - 4 positions in each direction).

In the lower part there are two powerful neodymium magnets - you can magnetise them to the car during inspection or when changing wheels in the dark.

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Pressing the switch - the directional light shines, pressed a second time - everything is off. Pressed the third time - the absent-minded goes off. Press again - everything goes out. The alarm button flashes after being pressed.

Cost:

Well, and the third model - RPM-6000 from the category of professional flashlights. But I would call it a dacha or a camp one.

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Characteristics: power of the central LED 3 W (brightness 210 Lm). Shines with warm yellow light. The beam range is up to 250 m. Around it is a circular LED of 12 chips (power 2.4 W and brightness 250 Lm), which shines with a bright white diffused light.

The power of the side LED (on the case) is 1W with a brightness of 120 Lm (5 chips). Central LED - for distant illumination. Circular diffused light - for low beam lighting. The capacity of the Li-Ion battery is 1800 mAh. Operating time 10 hours, charging - 4 hours.

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The body is made of ABS plastic and the head is made of rubber. The modes are switched on alternately. You cannot turn on everything at once. The charging plug extends at the back. He pulled it out and plugged it into the socket. No power supplies or cables needed. Very comfortably. The green indicator is on while charging.

Lantern prices:

All lights are guaranteed 500 charge cycles. Although, in fact, this figure may be higher. Link to the manufacturer's website.

I heard the advice that it is not necessary to store fully 100% charged Li-Ion batteries. Rather, they are fully charged before work. This way they will last longer. I don't know how true this is. Who faced this - write.

In conclusion, I propose to watch a short video with these three models and evaluate their brightness in the video:

In my opinion, flashlights with built-in batteries are a great gift for the New Year or on February 23rd (the date is also not far off).

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