Description
No more buying expensive batteries. The Ready Up Gear USB Rechargeable 16340 batteries replace traditional and expensive CR123A batteries.
These batteries put out 3.7V to maximize the brightness output of your flashlight.
*Please note that while Almost ALL flashlights that are powered by the CR123a battery should also accept a 16340, there are exceptions. Some flashlights are unable to accept the increased voltage output and using a 16340 could damage your light in those circumstances. The user is responsible to verify the compatibility of the light.
The RUG 16340 Lithium-Ion Batteries can be charged via the onboard Micro USB port or by a traditional charger as well.
With a capacity of 650mAH, these batteries will last you a long time. They will run 800-1000 charge cycles if properly maintained.
Includes 3 different types of over-heat protection.
- Pressure relief valve protection
- Separate microporus protection
- PTC cathodal block protection
How long they run per charge will depend on what the battery is powering.
Batteries are constructed with overcharge, discharge, short circuit, and overheating protection.
Indicator lights will help you quickly verify the battery is charging and indicate when it has been fully charged.
Tested and Recommended by The National Tactical Officers Association
Additional information
Weight | 1.8 oz |
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Dimensions | 8.5 × 5 × 2 cm |
John P. DeBeasso –
Another really nice product from the Ready Up Gear is the USB Rechargeable 16340 batteries which will replace the traditional and expensive CR123A batteries. Upon receiving the batteries you will need to fully charge them. If using the USB port the battery indicator light will be red changing to green when fully charged. They can also be charged on a traditional battery charger. The batteries have an overcharge, discharge, overheating and short circuit built in also. The batteries also put out 3.7 V which makes your light as efficient as it can be.
With a capacity of 650mAH these batteries will last a very long time, of course that depends on the item the battery is being used in. They will run 800-1000 charge cycles if properly maintained.
I am using them in a Triad ASP light and I have noticed a big difference in light output using the Ready Up Gear rechargeable batteries compared to a new CR123 battery. Overall these batteries perform like they are supposed to.
Rod Schrivener (verified owner) –
Just as advertised…..Significantly more light than regular batteries. Well worth the price.
john mastalerz (verified owner) –
The first I put them in my flash light ,they instantly blew my lightbulb. 3.7 volts is too much voltage !
Jacob Paulsen –
John, I’m sorry this happened to your light. As noted in our product description while Almost ALL flashlights that are powered by the CR123a battery should also accept a 16340, there are exceptions. Some flashlights are unable to accept the increased voltage output and using a 16340 could damage your light in those circumstances. The user is responsible to verify the compatibility of the light.
Dale Shuler (verified owner) –
The 16340 batteries are a bargain. The cost is about the same as the CR123 batteries, however the added benefit is that the Ready Up Gear 16340 batteries make the Spark Light brighter and can be recharged up to 800 times. They are now a part of my EDC.
jamesdfabrizio (verified owner) –
I use these in multiple electronics and they work great. For the price uou save money after the first couple of rechargex.