Surefire 123A Rechargeable Batteries with Charger

SKU: SFLFP123-KIT
$50
$45
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  • Built for powering SureFire weapon and hands-free lights
  • Replaceable rechargeable cells reduce single?use waste
  • Includes two LiFePO4 450mAh 3.2V cells and charger
  • Smart charger charges one or two cells in 1.5 to 3 hours
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The Surefire 123A Rechargeable Batteries and Charger is perfect for those who prefer to use rechargeable 123A cells when powering SureFire illumination tools, including WeaponLights and hands-free lights. The SFLFP123 batteries 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 is able to charge two batteries in three hours.

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

Specifications:

  • Type: LFP123A
  • Chemistry: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4)
  • Nominal Charge: 450 mAh
  • Nominal Voltage: 3.2 V
  • Max. Discharge Current: >2 C
  • End Voltage Of Discharge: 2.5 V
  • Dimensions: 16.5 D x 33.5 mm

LFP Charger:

  • Type: Micro USB
  • Nominal Voltage: 3.65 V
  • Charge Current: 0.5 C / cell
  • Charge Channel: 2
  • Supported Chemistries: LiFePO4

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Overall rating: 4.5652175 / 5 from 23 reviews.

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Good rechargeable solution for the Surefire XC3.

"Charges pretty quickly but the batteries runs out a little faster than the non-rechargeable batt. Great pricing from LA Police Gear. Using it with the Surefire XC3."

Nguyen T. (4/5)

Have 2 of these at

"Have 2 of these at home. Bought this one for locker at work to keep fresh rotation of batteries for lights. Love them!"

James W. (5/5)

5+ Years of use

"5+ years of use in flashlights (several streamlights and surefires). A few dozen recharges of several sets of these batteries. No noticeable degradation in quality, no noticeable loss in charge power. I am sure that will happen at some point over the next few years, but it is not perceivable to me right now. These have saved me a lot of money over the years, I would highly recommend."

MIG90 (5/5)

These are great to have

"These are great to have when in between non rechargeable batteries. They last long and keep the light bright for a good while before charging. Setup is easy to charge with the USB port so not problem using wall charger or from devices."

Steve M. (5/5)

Works great

"Everything is good. Very nice."

Thomas H. (5/5)

Works as it should

"I got these to use in my tac flashlight and with solar panels it's a good setup for my camping needs."

David D. (5/5)

Surefire 123A Rechargable batteries and charger

"Batteries are very quick to recharge and have good life. The charger is simple and comes with USB cable however, no plug to plug it into the wall."

Dwayne M. (4/5)

Surefire 123A Rechargeable Batteries with Charger

"Quite simply the best setup for having backup batteries for your weapon light. Fits easily in a bugout bag with it's compact footprint. Would feel very comfortable to refer friends and family to purchase this product."

John E. (5/5)

Good backup option, not primary.

"Bought these as a USB rechargeable option for my solar panel for SHTF. As a night shift cop, these will not last beyond one or two shifts in a pistol weapon mounted light (Streamlight TLR-1 HL) before needing to be charged (as opposed to non-rechargeable batteries)."

Ethan (3/5)

Money saver

"Worth the money will save you a lot in the long run."

Ricardo M. (5/5)

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