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Select Locations: Cascade Mountain Steelcore Tech LED 1000 Lumens Flashlight Expired
$4.60
$17.27
Walmart in Select Locations has Cascade Mountain Tech STEELCORE 1000 Lumen LED Flashlight w/ 4 AA Batteries (Orange) on sale listed below from $3.83. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Deal Editor SaltyOne for finding this deal.
Note, Color only affects the Ring around the flashlight head. Availability for Shipping varies by location
Thanks to Deal Editor SaltyOne for finding this deal.
Note, Color only affects the Ring around the flashlight head. Availability for Shipping varies by location
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- Features (full details):
- 3 light settings: floodlight, spotlight, and an emergency strobe light
- Beam distance of 220 meters (722 feet)
- Built with STEELCORE technology; provides IPX8 waterproof rating and impact resistance
- Designed to fit into your pocket or hiking pack
- About this deal:
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars by 80 Walmart customers.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Edited April 16, 2024
at 06:55 AM
Ships Free with Walmart+, Clearance item so may sell out at any time.
Available Colors (only affects the Ring around the flashlight head):
Available Colors (only affects the Ring around the flashlight head):
- Dark Grey [walmart.com] $3.83 OOS
- Light Grey [walmart.com] $3.83 OOS
- Orange [walmart.com] $4.63
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| Product Name: | Cascade Mountain Tech STEELCORE™ LED Flashlight with Emergency Strobe Feature Light Output of 1000 L Battery Size AA (Batteries Included) – Dark Grey |
| Product Description: | Brighten your surroundings with this durable and light weight high powered LED flashlight. STEELCORE™ combines a stainless steel core with a light weight poly nylon shell. Providing 1000 lumens of light and an emergency strobe feature. This flashlight is the perfect tool for any occasion. Set the beam focus for a ranging flood light or a spotlight. Runs on 4 x AA batteries (included). |
| Product SKU: | 708149364 |
| UPC: | 810080490307 |
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Walmart stock is regional though, so might not be dead for everyone
edit: working for Lights Grey
I prefer AA over anything else. It is the most widely available and highest density battery cell. Also, the best bang for the buck.
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From what I've heard, some of these cheap LED flashlights use the battery resistance in their circuit design. The internal resistance of a NiMH is different from an alkaline.
Apparently it can overload the led
Not sure if that's true, as I'm trying to think how you'd even do that, just something I heard
Apparently it can overload the led
Not sure if that's true, as I'm trying to think how you'd even do that, just something I heard
I've seen several LED items that say not to use NiMH in them for some reason (a Crayola tracing lightbox with 5 mm LEDs along the edges, for one), but I can't imagine how it could actually hurt them. Overvoltaged will reduce the life somewhat (if it's low enough not to just burn it out).
I know the rechargeable lithiums are popular these days because they're "better" but when the power's out for a week during a hurricane I can just move to alkaline AAs once I run out of charged batteries vs having to keep 50 backup fire hazard lithiums constantly charged up. Nevermind flashlights with built-in batteries that you have to wait to recharge.
Apparently it can overload the led
Not sure if that's true, as I'm trying to think how you'd even do that, just something I heard