View and Download Vector VEC146 owner's manual & warranty online. TOUGH BRITE 6-VOLT LANTERN CORDLESS, RECHARGEABLE. VEC146 Work Light pdf manual download.

After spending so much time in the shop lately under and inside vehicles I have come to be very fond of lights. Any kind of extra light that can be brought to bear on a project is aces with me, with extra points for taking a beating. The Husky Tough Brite lantern looks like it’d live up to its name.

This rechargeable lantern is rugged in design — made of tough plastic wrapped in a durable rubber hide that raises its survivability factor in the shop many fold. Another advantage: weather resistance (read: slightly water resistant). It’s quartz-halogen bulb delivers a “bright beam” according to literature, and its LED area work-light provides up to 70 hours of runtime on a full charge — and won’t need replacing in the lifetime of the unit.

The upper quartz-halogen beam provides up to 1 hour of runtime on a full charge and features an exclusive built-in 120 volt AC charger for use with ordinary household extension cord for recharging. The unit also comes with a 12 volt DC vehicle charging cord. Light is good out in the shop or on a project –especially rugged portable light than you can lug around and stick in dark corners. For under $20, I might have to have one in the near future. Street Pricing starts at $17.97 [Husky] [Froogle] [].

Great design. Amazing amount of illumination for a rechargeable. You press one button to shine the flashlight. In order to leave the light on for hands-free operation, there is another button to lock the flashlight in the ON position. After occasional light-duty use of this flashlight for about 6 months, the hands-free operation button stopped working, so it only operates while holding in the first button, and I cannot set it down with the light on without that lock-on button working. It has a one year warranty, but you have to mail it in at your expense with proof of purchase. Gambar komputer generasi pertama. I hope I can find my receipt.

I’m in the same boat as the rest, I can’t get my HSK144 to recharge. I found that I can use a simple extension cord to recharge it, but it wont take a charge.

This worked for a month or more and then stopped being worth the my time. What a piece of junk this thing is. I read on the side that the batteries are non replaceable. I bought mine at Home Depot, shame on them for selling crap like this.

This is know as a Lost Leader, they sell cheap shit like this to get you into the store. I guess Home Despot are going the way of Sears, bait and switch. Has anyone been able to find a website for Husky? For the company Husky that is responsible for making this worthless door stop? Having had a issue with a Husky power tool and basically being told the unit was not repairable, I actually wrote down the full name, two phone numbers, the extension number and yes I am going to reveal all this. All you need is the model number, and your original receipt and you will be set.