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512 CREE 3W 180LM Golden Cree Flashlight AU $3.46 Delivered from TMART

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512 CREE 3W 180LM Golden Cree Flashlight AU $3.46 Delivered from TMART
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altomic on 04/09/2014 - 11:08 tmart.com (158 clicks)

inexpensive AA cree flashlight from Tmart.

shipped from HK.

Description-
Our 512 CREE LED 3W 180 Lumens 300m White Strong Light Flashlight provides blinding bright light for you, lighting up your world. It features top grade CREE LED of 180 lumens and maximum light range up to 300 meters. The case of the flashlight is made of solid aluminum alloy and thus is reliable and durable. With low power consumption, it has long hours of running time. And it is designed with mini size for added portability. Don’t hesitate to get one! Features
Solid aluminum alloy casing, reliable and durable
Top grade CREE LED, high quality, long life span
Provide blinding bright light of 180 lumens
300 meters of maximum light range
Quick click switch
Low power consumption, long hours of running time
Mini size for added portability
Specifications
Model 512
Color Golden
Emitter Brand/Type CREE
Lumen 180 Lumens
Material Aluminum alloy
Color BIN White
Power 3W
Battery Configurations 1 x 14500 Batteriy (Not Included)
Lighting Distance 300m
Switch Type Click
Switch Location Bottom
Modes 1
Mode Memory No
Lens Coated Glass Lens
Carrying Strap No
Dimensions (3.94 x 0.79)" / (10 x 2)cm (L x Dia.)
Weight 1.3oz / 37g
Package Includes
1 x Flashlight
Extra Info
Extra Info:
1. Please do not put it directly to people’s eyes for the powerful light is harmful to eyes, especially for kids
2. Remove battery if it is not been used for a long period
3. To prevent recharging problems, please do not use both old and new batteries or ones with different types
4. Don’t throw the batteries into fire in case of leak or rupture
Note:
1. Please do not irradiate it to human eyes, especially for children, or else, it may cause temporary blindness for the harsh light of flashlights
2. Do not meddle with the head of torch or separate the reflector and the bulb
3. Wipe flashlight with soft fabric after use
4. In case of erosion causing roughness of the torch movements, try to clear and air it
5. Silicon grease can be applied to the interface
6. Remove battery if not in use for long period
7. Strongly suggest using the battery with protecting board, so that it can avoid over-change and over-discharge, and protect battery and prolong its service life
8. While using 16340 such kinds of rechargeable lithium battery, you should avoid over-charge and over-discharge, it means that: charge at it once when the light of flashlight remarkably dimmed
9. Avoid direct sunlight

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  • [Deactivated] on 04/09/2014 - 11:19
    +1

    Well shit, it's a golden torch..

    bought one LOL

    • D1977 on 04/09/2014 - 12:10

      Nothing wrong with a bit of bling!

  • doperst on 04/09/2014 - 11:28
    -1

    Note, this one needs 14500 battery, not AA.

    • Elppa8 on 04/09/2014 - 15:31

      Are you sure, I have similar torches of this type that work quite well on on AA.

      • bargaino on 04/09/2014 - 15:40
        +1

        Quite possibly it has a boost driver, even though the specs don't mention it, but you should not assume it, and of course it will not be as bright.

  • bargaino on 04/09/2014 - 13:35
    -6

    Probably not a real Cree (Chinese "Cree"?) as they do not show image of emitter or say what model/bin it is.
    I've received some utter junk from T-mart before.

    • AnophthalmiaCervidae on 04/09/2014 - 14:11

      Clee?

    • bargaino on 04/09/2014 - 15:43
      +1

      Why the cowardly negs? If it really is an Xp-e then great - would like to know. An informative response would be welcome.

      • mycosys on 04/09/2014 - 16:40
        +1

        You have to be kidding - a neg because you assume something from a price on a loss leader? So what if they havent advertised binning, so what if it is made in Cree's China factory - that doesnt make itr any less a cree. Sure, its not a t6 or u2 - but it doesnt claim to be ffs - it claims 180 lumens - around q5 territory. It doesnt claim to be an XP-E, it could well be a cheaper XT-E - you dont have a clue.
        Cowardly is slandering a business on a guess

        • bargaino on 04/09/2014 - 17:29

          It was more than a guess. The inaccurate use of the word "Cree" has become so common that genuine Chinese sellers will go to some effort to distinguish themselves. Notably by showing close-up photos of the emitter.

          And I hope that we all know the lumen claims are false. Even for a genuine Cree, the lumen claims are typically based on the theoretical limit of the emitter, not the actual torch.

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