Thanks but that turns me off from the whole brand. It's almost like a light that explodes. I had thought of the magnetic charger as a smaller alternative to a cradle charger and I hope no cradle lights do anything like that. They should not have approved production of a light with this flaw. If Mag or Streamlight had shipped this, they would probably have to do a recall. Ouch.
For clarity, there’s no risk of the light (battery) exploding itself. The current shuts off immediately when shorted.
The scenario where there could be risk is if a metal shaving arcs the pad and there is a combustible gas or liquid in the immediate vicinity of the light. I would be way more worried about sparks from other sources (metal on metal, static electricity) in that environment than I would be about this flashlight.
Not really an issue for the vast majority of users but worth the disclaimer and the one star hit IMHO.
Thanks but that turns me off from the whole brand. It's almost like a light that explodes. I had thought of the magnetic charger as a smaller alternative to a cradle charger and I hope no cradle lights do anything like that. They should not have approved production of a light with this flaw. If Mag or Streamlight had shipped this, they would probably have to do a recall. Ouch.
I still love my Skillhunt E3A though.
For clarity, there’s no risk of the light (battery) exploding itself. The current shuts off immediately when shorted.
The scenario where there could be risk is if a metal shaving arcs the pad and there is a combustible gas or liquid in the immediate vicinity of the light. I would be way more worried about sparks from other sources (metal on metal, static electricity) in that environment than I would be about this flashlight.
Not really an issue for the vast majority of users but worth the disclaimer and the one star hit IMHO.