TrustFire MW1 Magnetic Charging Cable for MC1 Flashlight Description
The TrustFire MW1 Magnetic Charging Cable for MC1 Flashlight is a smart charging accessory designed for TrustFire flashlights, ideal for outdoor activities, tactical use, and emergency preparedness. For example, it can charge a TrustFire MC1 flashlight during a camping trip, ensuring reliable power for nighttime navigation. With a 2A fast charging capability and a battery indicator, it offers efficient functionality. Featuring a 3-year warranty, this TrustFire MW1 for Outdoor Use suits campers, tactical users, and flashlight enthusiasts.
Efficient Charging for Flashlights in Outdoor Use
The TrustFire MW1 Magnetic Charging Cable is specifically designed for TrustFire flashlights with magnetic charging ports, such as the MC1, MC3, MC5, MC12, and MC18, as well as compatible Fenix models like the E18R, E30R, and HM61R. It features a magnetic USB connection with an input of DC 5V 2A (10W max) and an output of DC 4.2V 2A (8.4W max), supporting 2A fast charging for quick power-ups. The cable includes a battery indicator with three statuses: a red light indicates charging in progress, a green light signals charging is complete, and alternating red and green flashing warns of an abnormal mode, prompting users to stop charging and check the connection. It offers protective features like input under-voltage (UVLO) and over-voltage (OVP) protection, output short-circuit protection, and hot-swap support for all interfaces, ensuring safe and reliable operation. However, some users have reported compatibility issues with certain Fenix models, noting that the cable may flash red and green without charging, suggesting a need to verify compatibility with specific devices. This makes the MW1 a practical choice for charging TrustFire flashlights in outdoor scenarios, though users should confirm device compatibility and ensure clean magnetic contact surfaces before use.
Durable and Compact Design
The TrustFire MW1 Magnetic Charging Cable is constructed from PVC and brass, offering a lightweight and durable design that withstands regular use in outdoor conditions, such as during camping or tactical operations. It measures 46mm in length and weighs 15g, making it compact and easy to carry in a pocket, bag, or vehicle for on-the-go charging. The black finish gives it a sleek appearance, and its strong magnet ensures a secure connection to the flashlight's charging port, allowing for easy attachment and removal. However, the cable's short length may limit its flexibility in some setups, requiring users to position the power source close to the flashlight. The PVC and brass materials provide durability, but users should keep the magnetic contact surfaces clean to maintain proper charging functionality, as dirt or debris can interfere with the connection. This makes the MW1 a durable, compact choice for charging flashlights, though users should plan for its short length and ensure proper maintenance of the contact points.
Designed for Outdoor and Tactical Use
The TrustFire MW1 for Outdoor Use is tailored for campers, tactical users, and flashlight enthusiasts needing a reliable charging solution for their TrustFire flashlights during outdoor activities, tactical operations, or emergencies. For example, it can charge a TrustFire MC1 (1000 lumens, 101m throw, as per related specifications) in a car or with a power bank during a camping trip, ensuring the flashlight is ready for nighttime use, though its short 46mm length may require a nearby power source, which could be inconvenient in remote settings without easy access to USB power. The cable's 2A fast charging capability and battery indicator make it efficient for quick recharges, but some users have experienced issues with Fenix models like the E18R, where the cable fails to charge, flashing red and green, indicating an abnormal mode. The MW1's compatibility with TrustFire's magnetic flashlight series, including the MC1, MC3, MC5, MC12, and MC18, ensures versatility for TrustFire users, but its reliance on a magnetic connection means it's not compatible with non-magnetic charging flashlights. It's ideal for those needing a compact, fast-charging cable for TrustFire flashlights in outdoor and tactical scenarios, offering reliability and safety, though users should verify compatibility and keep contact surfaces clean to avoid charging issues.
Key Features and Specs
The TrustFire MW1 Magnetic Charging Cable for MC1 Flashlight is built for performance. It features a 2A fast charging capability, a battery indicator (red for charging, green for complete, red/green flashing for abnormal mode), compatibility with TrustFire MC1, MC3, MC5, MC12, MC18, and Fenix E18R, E30R, HM61R flashlights, input of DC 5V 2A (10W max), output of DC 4.2V 2A (8.4W max), protective features (UVLO, OVP, short-circuit protection), and a lightweight design, with a 3-year warranty for reliability. Its dimensions of 46mm in length and weight of 15g make it a practical choice for flashlight users. This cable excels for charging flashlights during camping, tactical operations, or emergency use, providing a fast, reliable charging solution for various scenarios.
Specifications Overview
- Type: Magnetic Charging Cable
- Purpose: Charging Flashlights, Camping, Tactical Use
- Material: PVC + Brass
- Compatibility: TrustFire MC1, MC3, MC5, MC12, MC18; Fenix E18R, E30R, HM61R
- Input: DC 5V 2A (10W Max)
- Output: DC 4.2V 2A (8.4W Max)
- Length: 46mm
- Weight: 15g
- Color: Black
- Features: 2A Fast Charging, Battery Indicator, Hot-Swap Support
- Protection: Under-Voltage (UVLO), Over-Voltage (OVP), Short-Circuit Protection
- Warranty: 3 Years
Package Contents
The package includes:
- TrustFire MW1 Magnetic Charging Cable
- User Manual
Note: Ensure the magnetic contact surfaces are clean before charging, as dirt or debris can cause charging issues, potentially leading to an abnormal mode (red/green flashing). Verify compatibility with your specific flashlight model, as some Fenix models may not charge properly despite listed compatibility. Store in a dry place to prevent wear on the materials, and avoid using with non-magnetic charging flashlights.
