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product_id: 7892929
title: "Cree Led Bulb R5 3.7-18V 500 Lumens for Surefire Flashlight Torch C2 G2 Z2 P60 P61 6P 9P G3 S3 D2"
brand: "highly"
price: "VT1192"
currency: VUV
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reviews_count: 4
url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/7892929-cree-led-bulb-r5-3-7-18v-500-lumens-surefire
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region: Vanuatu
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# Cree Led Bulb R5 3.7-18V 500 Lumens for Surefire Flashlight Torch C2 G2 Z2 P60 P61 6P 9P G3 S3 D2

**Brand:** highly
**Price:** VT1192
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cree Led Bulb R5 3.7-18V 500 Lumens for Surefire Flashlight Torch C2 G2 Z2 P60 P61 6P 9P G3 S3 D2 by highly
- **How much does it cost?** VT1192 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/7892929-cree-led-bulb-r5-3-7-18v-500-lumens-surefire)

## Best For

- highly enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Description

CREE R5 LED cool white  With an OP textured reflector Lifetime up to 500,000 hours  Max output: 500 lumen Input voltage: 3.7-18v 1-mode  Diameter: 26.5mm  Compatible for the flashlight below: Surefire 6P,G2, (for some flashlight like G2, please remove the string to make the bulb well fit to your flashlight)  G&P T6 Solarforce L2, L2M, L2r, L2i, L2P, L2x regular Ultrafire 501B 502 503 504 L2 C1  Spiderfire X03  Angelfire A1 Max Power 102 103 ?Solarforce L2 Bulb life hours: Over 50,000 hours Powered by: CR123A 3.6 x 3 or 18650 3.7v x 3

## Features

- Powered by: CR123A 3.6 x3 or 18650 3.7v x3
- Bulb life hours: Over 50,000 hours
- Max output: 500 lumens
- CREE R5 LED cool white
- With an OP textured reflector

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

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    nifty little bugger... for a LatticeBright (*not* Cree) LED and **NO** regulation!!
  

*by L***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 5, 2016*

I moved some rather important points to the top of the review, so they wouldn't be buried at the end...  I finally got around to some testing, and...For the record, the ones I bought from IT Mall were *NOT* Cree chips, but LatticeBright.  LBs are perfectly serviceable chips, but are *not* Cree, so that was a bit of sloppy advertising.  Efficiency-wise, they're a few steps behind Cree, so won't be as bright for the same input current.  Just be clear about this.  So if you're okay with that, then these modules will be perfectly fine.More importantly, though, these are *ABSOLUTELY NOT* meant for anything beyond a single Li cell, 4.2V *TOPS*.  With a single 18650, I was getting 0.9A at the tailcap, perfectly reasonable for maybe 3W.  With 2 18350s for a *very* short time, current spiked to almost 3A (at double the voltage!!), and the LED went dim and *very* blue.  In short, that's cooking the crap outta the LED.  Kids, do *NOT* try that at home.  A second or two just to get a reading was more than enough.  Back to 1 cell, it survived its ordeal and went back to normal, but you do *not* want to try that, unless you *want* your innocent LatticeBright chip to die a horrible fiery death.So, no, it's not a bucking regulator (brightness should have held constant and tailcap amps *halved* with 2 cells), nor is it even regulated.  As in not even any 7135s to keep the LED from frying, just crowbarred right across the battery.  Damn, I gotta drop that from 5 stars down to 3 at best.  It'll work fine in a cheapie host, bright with decent runtime, but damn, *don't* try it with 2 cells!Now, aesthetics...After being driven batty with incessant 5-mode nonsense in like *every* single UF host, I decided to get a nice 1-mode drop-in to replace at least some of them.  I don't understand this fetish for strobe and SOS and other blinky modes, and if you're using different brightness levels, start with *low* and go higher, eh?  Makes no sense to blind yourself  in a dark room with max-lumens and then throttle down (forget about having any night-vision left), when my Foursevens does it right and starts out in firefly mode and then progresses to brighter levels (before going into idiotic strobe/beacon/SOS modes, ugh).So, now I have some nice 1-mode donks when I need something to daylight a dark hallway or backyard.  In a '501 or '502, the orange-peel reflector smooths out the beam somewhat, eliminates most artifacts, and gives some rather useful spill all around.  If I need a pencil-beam for spotting owls in trees, I'll use my C8 with less waste.  (Oh, if only I could find a nice bright 1-mode drop-in for *that*...)I honestly can't tell just by eyeballing it if these happen to be true 500lm modules, as they don't seem *that* bright as far as the hotspot (about comparable to my C8), but the spill is significant, so that might be where the rest goes.  I'd be happy if they're actually just 300lm, as that's plenty bright, and I have *zero* complaints about these.On the bright (haha) side, at least nobody's claiming 1200lm, like everyone and his grandmother are doing...Anyway, I bought 2, but should've bought 4 or 5 instead at the price I paid.  They're well worth it.  (Update:  at the 5bux I paid, still so, if only for the pill and reflector, or just throwing into a cheapie host.)Oh yeah... me personally?  Unless I actually *see* an inductor on the driver-board, I assume they're linear-only and good for only one Li cell, like 3.0-4.2V.  These might very well be switchers and can handle up to 18V, but I'm content with powering them with a single cell and just not taking the chance.  Maybe someone else can confirm if they can handle multiple cells without going poof.  Or measure tailcap amps with 1 and 2 cells, see if 2 cells ~halves the current vs 1 cell.(Update:  did that... and almost regret doing so.  Bloody Hell...)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    I am amazed!
  

*by C***Y on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 12, 2013*

I was skeptical about this upgrade when I ordered it, but figured that I could afford to give it a try for $10.HOLY MOTHER OF GOD!!!!!!  I used it to upgrade the old 90 lumen Surefire weapon light I keep on a home defense gun--it is now easily 3x brighter with a good white center spot and quite a bit more peripheral throw than the original head.  I doubt that it's really 500 lumen...probably closer to 300 based on a comparison with my Surefire LX2 Lumamax.(rated at 200)  This new head does have more spill, so it's not going to increase the distance of the beam much, but indoors, it lights up the whole room--which is pretty much what I was looking for.  At hallway distances it's BRIGHT.  (I flashed myself in the mirror 30 minutes ago and I'm still seeing spots.)Seriously, if you have an old incandescent 6P (or a flashlight that uses a P60 head) this is a very inexpensive way to boost the output into retina burning territory.I didn't give it 5 stars for 2 reasons:  This part shipped from China and took  about a month to arrive....but for 10 bucks, it was worth the wait.The other reason is that I want to see how well it holds up to recoil and use before giving it full marks.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    WOW! What a difference!
  

*by G***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 5, 2013*

I purchased a used Pelican P6 from a friend for a great price. The original bulb was considered bright back in its day (65 lumens), but just doesn't cut it for a tactical flashlight anymore. I purchased this product and it dropped right in once I carefully removed the large spring as others described here. Running on two CR 123 batteries, I cannot believe the difference! The light is well focused at the center and is intense. I don't have a way to measure, but I'd say it's well over 200 lumens, maybe closer to 300. I gauge that by comparing it to a couple other lights I own with known output.This was a cheap and effective upgrade to an otherwise outdated light. I plan to do the same to an old Surefire light I have.The only issue I found is the rim of the reflector is a bit thick in my particular application. When I screw the light's bezel back on, it doesn't screw back down to where it was. The new bulb assembly is solidly installed, however.Next question is "How long will it last?" I suppose it should be much more durable than the traditional bulb it replaced. I'll be plenty happy if I get a couple years use out of it.

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