Mag Instrument Mag Charger RE1016, RE1019, RE2019, RE3019, RE4019, RE5019, RE6019, RE7019 flashlight Owner's Manual

Below you will find brief information for flashlight Mag Charger RE1016, flashlight Mag Charger RE1019, flashlight Mag Charger RE2019, flashlight Mag Charger RE3019, flashlight Mag Charger RE4019, flashlight Mag Charger RE5019, flashlight Mag Charger RE6019, flashlight Mag Charger RE7019. This manual provides instructions on how to use your Mag Charger Rechargeable Flashlight System and how to get the most out of it. Included are operating instructions, safety precautions, maintenance tips, and troubleshooting tips. You will learn how to change the rechargeable battery pack and how to change the lamp. You will also learn how to adjust the beam width for spot and flood. The charging cradle features a quick-release mounting bracket allowing you to easily remove the light for charging or use.

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Mag Charger RE1016, RE1019, RE2019, RE3019, RE4019, RE5019, RE6019, RE7019 Owner's Manual | Manualzz

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Key features

  • Rechargeable battery
  • Halogen lamp
  • Quick focusing
  • 5 different functions
  • User-configurable Function Sets
  • Limited lifetime warranty
  • Quick-release mounting bracket
  • Charging cradle

Frequently asked questions

50*hours, not counting mechanical shock abuse. Lamps become more fragile toward end of lamp life.

With the Charging Cradle plugged in and the flashlight not in the Charging Cradle, place a coin, paper clip or metal object across the pins in the Charging Cradle. If the red light goes on, that means the charging cradle is functioning properly and the fault is in the flashlight. Otherwise, the problem is in the charging cradle.

The Mag Charger® Rechargeable Flashlight System reflector is designed for the best spot possible. What you see in the flood position of the reflector is a redistribution of the light to the widest part of the reflector.

Indefinitely … but beyond 30 days of non-use, no purpose is served. When not in use, good practice would dictate disconnecting the units power plug. Battery self-discharge would be less than 1% per day.
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