For the light in this link above I have lost the plug. Does anyone have a link to a replacement plug that they could send
Can’t order a replacement from them?
Or another light, so 2 lights, 1 charger? Just don’t lose the charger again, else it’ll be 3 lights, 1 charger, etc.
No idea what voltage that would be anyway. Might be 6V, 12V, or if charging a Li cell directly, a “4.2V” charger, ie, has the CC/CV circuitry inside.
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Their website says that it comes with a car adapter charger. If you have it then you can get the power requirements from it. If it’s not stated on the it you can use a DMM to read the voltage when it’s plugged into the car’s power plug.
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From the link you show, my guess is that the connectors are 5.5 x 2.1mm. That’s a very common DC plug. If it was in front of me I could just test it with some DC plugs to know what size they are. Measure the outside of the barrel connector to know what size. 0.217"? (5.5mm). You can buy just the connectors if you are handy with soldering them on. (Amazon, etc)
The fact that there is a 12v cigarette lighter plug indicates that the charge voltage to the light is most likely 12 volts. (I seriously doubt there is any voltage conversion or circuitry inside that cig plug). On the AC adapter there should be some text to indicate what the voltage is. Being that these are most likely just power sources, then the Li-ion charging control is within the light and all that is needed to charge the light is a 12v source. But best to check things out to make sure.
Also need to check whether is center positive or not. Most 12 v plugs are but I have some lanterns where it’s center negative.
The picture sure looks like standard 12v plug.
12v power supplies are all over Amazon.
Get one with a few amps of output and you should be good.
All the Best, Jeff
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