Cyclops spotlight wont charge

it is charging, however ot is a lead acid battery.

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https://www.manualslib.com/manual/532316/Sunforce-12v-Rechargeable-15-Million-Candle-Power-Spotlight.html#manual


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I remember that light, its a halogen bulbed searchlight with a sealed lead acid battery. Both technologies are obsolete, your battery is likely aged and can be replaced I think its a 17ah and about , $40. For a little more money they make a lifepo4 in the same format. If it were me though Id send it to the dumpster, led powered by lithium now equal its output but fit in your pocket.

The Cyclops Thor 2.5 million candlepower charger is a 7.5Volt (the battery is 6 volt) chareger, 300ma.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMsBLKu-SRo

My Thor X 10 million candlepower spotlight takes a standard 12 volt, 1500 mA, center positive AC adaptor. You should be able to find one with an appropriate tip at any Radio Shack store, but you may find a cheaper universal adaptor at a Walmart or even at a "Dollar Plus" kind of store. An adaptor with a lower mA rating will take longer to charge your light, but it should still work (down to about 750-800 mA, I'm guessing).

Double-check the charging port of your Thor light to see whether there's any information about the input voltage requirements. On mine, the light itself has the charging port labeled for 12v, though I was reading the more detailed specifications off the adaptor itself. I can't recall whether the 2.5 million candlepower light also uses 12 volts of power (I think it does), or whether it takes 6 volts (a single battery vs. two batteries wired in series).

INPUT: 120VAC 60Hz 18W
OUTPUT 12VDC 1A.

This is the spec for the 18 million thor cyclops which i presume will be the same for the 15 million.
Red light on torch flashes while charging. As soon as full charge is done red light stays lit.

The battery is defective, buy a new battery.

sounds like a dead battery. Plug the origional charger into it and the front led (below the flash) should flash red. If the red led in the back of the camera flashes or stays lit, then you have the wrong charger plugged in. (the camera won't power up if the back red/green led is on when plugged in)