14.8V 18650 Battery for Fishing Light
Battery model: 18650/4S/6600mAh
Standard Voltage: 14.8V
Standard capacity: 6600mAh (0.2C discharge to 11V)
Internal resistance:≤250mΩ
Charging temperature: 0~45℃
Discharging temperature：-20~60℃
Standard charging current: 0.2C
Max. charging current: 0.5C
Standard discharging current: 0.2C
Max. discharging current: 0.5C
Charging limited voltage: 16.8V
Discharge cut-off voltage: 11V
While fishing lights are available in a variety of brand names, configurations and styles, they are usually classified in one of two categories: floating or submersible. Whether in a boat or on land, most serious anglers who enjoy fishing between dusk and dawn are well aware of the importance of having these types of lights. Fishing lights are not only functional and practical, they are extremely versatile as well. In addition to lighting up the water and attracting plankton, baitfish, and the larger predator fish, they provide light for hooking bait, tying fishing line, and unhooking your catch.
Floating Fishing Lights
As the name implies, these lights stay on the surface of the water but provide lighting down to varying depths as well as above the surface. Ironically, the first floating fishing lights were rudimentary and consisted of a Styrofoam floating ring that surrounded a sealed white light that was similar in design to the headlights on a vehicle. Most of these are powered by 12V, 14.8V batteries and are connected to the floating light with alligator clips attached to the terminals.
Submersible Fishing Lights
For many years, floating fishing lights were the only style that were available and were pretty much the standard for individuals who enjoyed fishing at night. Unfortunately, they had to contend with aggravating swarms of insects and pests that were attracted to the light along with the plankton, baitfish, and larger fish. Because of this and a number of other reasons, submersible floating lights came into being. These lights are placed beneath the surface in order to light up the water above and below them.
Today, you can purchase submersible fishing lights that are available in 12V, 14.4V battery powered, or LED varieties. They are manufactured to sink immediately when you place them in the water. In fact, many models are made with an internal weight so they sink quickly. Conversely, there are other models that won’t sink until they’ve been attached to a weighted swivel clip on one of the ends of the fishing light. Because these models will float unless they are weighted down, you have more versatility when using them.