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MotoMaster Eliminator 2M Series Spotlight and Lantern

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MotoMaster Eliminator 2M Series Spotlight and Lantern
$44.99

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MotoMaster

MotoMaster Eliminator 2M Series Spotlight and Lantern

$44.99

Product Details

  • 3M Series light converts to a spotlight, flashlight and lantern

  • High powered 6V/28W halogen bulb outputs 500 lumens of light

  • 5 LED lantern lasts up to 15 hours on a single charge

  • Built-in carrying hook and unique swivel handle

  • Can be charged via your vehicles 12V power supply, or household power outlet

  • Includes spotlight, 12V car adaptor and household power supply

Warranty
  • This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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19 out of 56 (34%) reviewers recommend this product

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1 – 5 of 59 Reviews

Terrible

6 years ago
I bought two of these and both kept turning off after a short while then they started leaking. Very bad product, I do not recommend.
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DOES NOT WORK

7 years ago
FLASHLIGHT FEATURE DOES NOT WORK, DOES NOT HOLD CHARGE
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Won't charge

7 years ago
This light didn't last a year. It just Won't charge.
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Switch stopped working!

8 years ago
Two clicks on, then off, then switch stopped working!

No, I do not recommend this product.

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LEAKY CONTIKI

9 years ago
This unit sat on a night table indoors as a night reading light for a few months and then stored away for the summer. When it was pulled out for the new school season it was found to have a sticky clear liquid all over it that appears to be coming from it.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Q: What does the battery look like and is it replaceable? Has anyone taken off the battery? The manual says a typical life span of the battery is only 1 year. I don't want to spend $40 on this if the battery is not replaceable.

14 years ago
5 Answers
  • A: If you have the halogen version, the battery is an a 6V SLA battery between 0.8-1.2 Ah (ampere hour). Size is about 2 x 3 x 1". If you have the LED version, the battery is a lithium ion made up of 3 x 18650 cells. These look almost like AA batteries (except fatter and longer). I have also have an LED version that uses 3 x AA rechargeable Nihm soldered together. These 3 batteries have different capacities and different outputs. It all depends on how the final load is configured. I'm guessing that manufacturers churn out different models and then they are just all branded similarly There batteries on these units are intended to be user replaced. While it is still possible, the cost of buying replacements is usually more than twice the cost of buying a complete unit when it's on sale

    13 years ago
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Q: How long should I charge in a car(it does not say in the instruction)?

15 years ago
3 Answers
  • A: On label said for car charger it does not advice to charge for more than 3 hrs to avoid overcharging.

    14 years ago
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Q: I really wish this worked. I love the light. Nice and bright Does'nt hold a charge at all. Charge for 3 hours only. Ridiculous. I want to plug it in and when I come back to it I want it to work. Right now the charge doesn't last more than 5 min. Too bad

11 years ago
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  • A: save yourself some grief, do as I did put it in the garbage and buy a different light.

    11 years ago
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Q: what voltage will I use on a universal gharger to recharge this product I have a universal ac/dc charger with settings from 1.5-12....

12 years ago
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  • A: It requires 9 volts DC at around 300 milliamps.

    11 years ago
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Q: Looking for information on which charger works with this lanterns - the TL-9B or TL-6 Eliminator 2 in one spotlight 2 million candlepower

12 years ago
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  • A: Check the output rating on the back of the charger. the lantern reqires 9 volts DC at around 300 milliamps

    11 years ago
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Q: Does this product work when plugged in a power outlet of 220-230 Volts as found in some foreign countries unlike in North America where it is 110 Volt I want to used this product in countries where the power outlet is 220 to 230 volts. Will this product work or it will get short-circuited?

13 years ago
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  • A: You cannot use the charger provided but if you can find AC Adapter with the same output values you are good to go (I believe it's 6V, 300mA, but check with your charger).

    12 years ago
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Q: The charging light is green but the spotlight and lantern does not light. The lantern light only lights when it is plugged in to an electrical outlet It is 2 million candlepower spotlight and lantern combo and I have used it only three times.

13 years ago
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  • A: Same happen for me, when I plug it, the charging light is green but neither spotlight nor lantern work. Because its chargeable battery is dead.

    12 years ago
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Q: Does the red indicator light actually turn green? The instructions state that when the light is fully charged, the red led indicator will then turn green. Just out of the box, I've been charging for for 8 or 9 hours now and the light is still red. Anyone?

13 years ago
2 Answers
  • A: Yes. It usually turns green after around 10 hours although one of mine stopped turning green after a few months.

    12 years ago
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Q: Achat de ce jour et sur la charge depuis 5 heures, voyant de charge rouge. Combien d'heures pour que le voyant soit vert? Pas de livret d'instructions

13 years ago
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  • A: ne vous inquiéter pas car des fois elle prend beaucoup de temps a charger moi aussi je me suis poser la question mes le voyant deviens vraiment vert quand elle est prête , il faut pas oublier de la charger une fois toute les trois mois.

    11 years ago
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Q: Where to get the replacement battery for it.

14 years ago
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  • A: Depends on the model. The halogen version uses an SLA (sealed lead acid) that looks like a mini car battery. These are sometimes referred to as AGM (absorbed gas mat) batteries and a sealed and unspillable. The LED version uses lithium batteries called 18650. The SLA is user replaceable. The Lithium requires that you know what you are doing else injury can result. A good specialty battery shop (non-automotive) should be able to help you build a lithium pack. Either version is not cheap (about $15-20 depending on where you get them) so it may not always be the best thing to do since they would cost more than the lamp itself. But if you are interested, and since you live in Coquitlam, there are lots of these vendors along Boundary road. Just google "sla battery vancouver" and links should point you to a few stores. Always remember to recycle spent batteries properly. Dont throw them in the garbage.

    13 years ago
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