Phoenix Battery ARB-L45-14000 - "Maximum power" for comprehensive lighting 14000 mAh, quadruple protection, and impressive field performance - a safety valve for your gear

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Technical specifications and performance: Type and capacity: Lithium-ion battery pack (Li-ion) with a remarkable capacity of up to 14000 mAh (consisting of 4 18650 batteries integrated into one mold). Voltage: 3.6 volts, designed to ensure stable power flow even at the highest brightness levels (Turbo). Comprehensive safety: Equipped with an internal protection circuit on the positive pole to protect against (overcharging, overdischarging, electrical short circuit, and high temperature). Explosion-proof design: Equipped with precise vent valves that act as safety valves to release excess pressure in rare cases of high temperature.🛠️ Design and field durability: Metal protective structure: coated with a durable metal layer to increase shock resistance and withstand harsh field pressure in the desert. Reliability: The original certified battery to ensure your flashlight performs at full lumen power and is protected from damage caused by counterfeit batteries. Weight: solid weight ensuring flashlight stability and optimal heat distribution.⭐ Why is it favored "on trips"? Long-lasting: In "Al-Ma'zab," we know that large flashlights need a "full" battery; so we provide this massive capacity (14000mAh) to ensure the campsite stays lit all night without worry. Ready alternative: Having an additional charged battery of this type in your car means you have backup power sufficient for days of normal use.💡 "Al-Ma'zab" tip: Oh Ma'zab, the ARB-L45 battery is the "heartbeat" of your large search flashlights. Its advantage lies in its enormous capacity, which shines in long trips and tough missions. Our advice to you: Since this type of battery serves you for years, keep it always charged in a dry place in your car bag; because anyone with a flashlight of 12,000 lumens or more doesn't want their light to go out in the middle of the field due to power depletion. In "Al-Ma'zab," we consider this battery the "power reservoir" that no professional can do without.

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