Does this item use the "two Prong" charger or the "One prong" charger. I already have one of these lights but the charger does not work.
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I don't think I've ever seen a charger that has two prongs. Assuming you are talking about the end that goes into the light, it's single. Mine old one stopped charging, but I think it was electrical storm/power surge related. So, I bought another one. Great light.
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The older syle light used a two prong male / female socket that pluged into light to charge the battery. the new style uses a hollow tube type socket like Bob talked about.
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The old one used a 2 pin SAE connector, one exposed, one covered. The new ones use a barrel connector, I am unsure of the size however. Possibly size N.
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Agree with Kathryn, the prongs refer to the contacts that fit into the electical outlet, of which there are 2. The end that inserts into the light itself is one hollow tube connector. This A/C adapter is by Wisecomm, model UCD12-150 input 120v: output 12v made in China of course.
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There is only one light in this charger. When you plug it into the device, it will turn red and then it will change to green when charged. Check the side once you plug it in. Took me a couple of looks to make sure it was functioning - I did not think it had a light myself.
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I bought my light with battery only and not charger. I don't know about charger ones.
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I don't recall if the bulb had prongs. Did two lights and both had had double D batteries. The conversion replaces the bulb and bulb holder. Not the reflector though.
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This light is only a double prong light. No third grounding prong. It should be fiine upright in your plug.
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I was so disappointed with the manufacturer, and I really do not recommend the product or any part of it. The lamp itself was pretty good, but failed after the third use. I've tried to contact both Amazon or the manufacturer and never, ever, got an answer. So, to simply answer your question, I'd search for a generic charger, see voltage/amp input/output electric specifications in the orginal. Don't expect any response from them...
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I can't answer the question. The lights I bought have 3-prong plugs on the ends of the power cords. If this customer's light(s) don;t have plugs, he should return them for lights with plugs.
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I'm not sure. The charger has a regular 2 prong cord. Maybe check for an adapter?
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both of the ones I have are 2 prong plugs (but I am using them connected to 3prong timers - I would suggest getting 3 prong timers as you may find yourself using them for other things also...)
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Never happened to me. Does the battery charge? Do the lights change color accordingly? Might be a bad charger.
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One prong gets awire goes from the battery, one goes to the power for the light, and the other is a ground. Not sure which is which
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First one I ordered was 3-prong and it stopped working about 2 weeks after I got it. The second one I ordered (same link and everything) through a different seller, was 2-prong :/
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It's probably defective. As long as you have a 2A charger (same as Samsung Galaxy or iPad, bigger than iPhone) it will charge and show you lights as it's charging. I had 1 that worked great, and another I had to return. Also, Raymond is right that you need to use the micro USB port to charge.
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Here are the specs on the label of the adapter that is used to charge the light: Class 2 Power Supply, Model HT72005, Input 120 VAC 60Hz 9W, Output 12VDC 500mA. I wish I knew what all of that means, but I don't, and I hope it helps! If it were me, I'd take all of that alphabet soup down to Radio Shack and let somebody there find a replacement part. I found a few adapters online that come close, and they all cost $7 or less, but you wouldn't want "close" to risk burning out the spotlight.
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Hi John, The item I received was a 3-Prong. I did not check for this when I ordered as I would have like to get a 2-Prong.Have a great day friend, Mike. :^)
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we simply bought the lights that has the regular outlet adapter to it and plug the other end into a house hold outlet current. hope this helps
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My experience with 2 lights was 6 hours and no charge. I got 1.5 charges out if 1 charger and no charges out if the other. I had to send them back, not even radio shack could help build a charger, because of the weird voltage. Sorry, but I wouldn't but another one. The lights were awesome though, but a little pricey for getting 3 rides total from 2 lights