Zebralight H31

[thaugen]

According to Zebralight the H31 will work with an AW RCR123a with shorter runtimes...but just how much shorter compared to a CR123a?

 

[thaugen]

Look what I just found from another post from Coors...

In case anyone interested may have missed this, I'll post my H31w/AW-R123a runtimes, again, at the top of this page :)

H1- 49m 57s
H2- 1h 20m 59s
M1- 7h 28m 43s
M2- 11h 18m 53s
L1- 2d 20h 3m 7s
L2- 8d 5h 28m 57s

 

[Outdoorsman5]

Good info. Glad you found it.

 

[jayflash]

I've only used primary cells in my old H30. Is it OK to use RCR123 cells in that model too?

 

[Outdoorsman5]

It is ok, and the H30 & SC30 were designed to run on rechargeables. I have the SC30, and only run RCR123's in it. The light is close to 2 years old, and still works great.

 

[Beacon of Light]

I can confirm the H31 works on RCR123s as I had a protected Ultrafire 880mAH 3.6v cell and once it was time to recharge I had it stuck in the body and needed to glue a pencap to pull it out. So be careful with thicker protected cells in the H31. I do run the Tenergy LiFEPO4 3.0v RCRs and they are the same exact size as CR123 primaries and also only 3.0v. They run a long time and I can't be more specific as I use low and low 2 the most so my cells last me for months using the light at night mostly for short <5-30 minute periods at a time, pretty regularly every week.

 

[pounder]

i've never had problems using 16340's in my h31..I use protected trustfire flames and they fit perfectly..they are commonly accepted as larger than normal from what i've read..haven't measured runtimes, but I have never been disappointed with it running out of juice prematurely..for the lumens it produces it seems to be very efficient on 16340's..