Do You Charge Solar Lamp Lithium Batteries

I bought this to initially charge before installation, and then to maintain, 200kwh lithium solar batteries. The unit gets pretty warm and takes a bit to charge them fully, but it finally brings the batteries to the factory recommended charge point. It accommodates lithium batteries with Battery Management Systems (BMS), and it's important that a charger be compatible those systems.

I use mine to charge my camera batteries via solar.

I have been using this camera since April to monitor our remote property. I am using Energizer lithium batteries plus solar panel and it has been working flawlessly ever since. Highly recommended for off grid monitoring

I love the compact size of the charger, and it seemed to charge my lithium batteries quicker than my last charger.

I use this to charge lithium ion batteries for my Leica camera and my other small lithium batteries for my Panasonic Lumix camera.

So far these batteries are exemplary. Hold a charge well and are very inexpensive for what you get. Do recommend.

Do know how I went so long with out. Charges really fast, no 4 to 5 hours waiting for my batteries to charge up.

These aftermarket lithium batteries are great! They hold a great charge and fit my camera perfectly!

Admittedly, I have no comparison as this is my first LED camera light. I have tried it out recently. The batteries holding the charge long, the lamp itself is very bright and has a good range of dimming options; same great impression with the warmth of the color, really nice. A little bit heavy, but solid and I hope it will last and do its job.

This is the best headlamp I've ever owned. It's powerful, versatile, and long lasting. It's very secure on its mount, yet you can easily remove it and use it as a hand light, and it even has a magnet to mount it to a surface. 4 intensity levels, including a turbo that's just ridiculously bright. Button and focus dial that are easy to use with a single gloved hand. Multiple power options, including AAA batteries. You can charge the battery right in the lamp, or take it out and charge it separately (no charger needed, it has a USB-C port built into it) while you keep using the lamp on 3 AAAs with the adapter. I'm a firefighter. I mounted one onto my helmet and it's the absolute perfect helmet light. Lots of guys I know buy specialty lights from companies that make fire gear. The lights are expensive, the batteries are expensive, the power output is ok, and the warranty is mediocre. All because theirs are "fire rated", which means pretty much nothing. My light blows theirs out of the water, costs a fraction of the price, is super rugged, and the warranty is phenomenal. Coast just sent me a brand new lamp, no questions asked. I'll never buy another brand again.