Light Weight Battery Packs

L*wBatt Range of Light Weight Battery Packs

These are designed for heavy duty use and light weight carrying. The Packs are shower proof and are very capable of with standing normal caving, mining and adventure sport use.

They come in 14.8v for Arceye lamps and 7.2v as replacement batteries for other suitable lamps.

LswBatt

14.8v or 7.2v
38 Watt hours
4 high quality Li-ion 18650 cells with protection circuits

LtwBatt

7.2v
18 Watt hours (2600mAh)
2 high quality Li-ion 18650 cells with protection circuits

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- Mar 1 9:45PM
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- Feb 5 9:05PM
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