16mm light switch, rubber button
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Detail
The lighted switch begins to work if the flashlight is turned off,
When the battery is fully charged and the voltage is 4.2V
Blue light consumption current 9.4mA,
Orange light consumption current 14mA,When the battery is low and the voltage is 3.0V
Blue light consumption current 2.74mA,
Orange light consumption current 6.8mA,Notice that it's not compatible with the biscotti firmware.
Notice that the metal button can not be replaced by the rubber button because of the size.
Here are photos to show how to install it,
Here is the effect of the orange-lighted switch
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Customer Reviews
sar******les
These are awesome! Prefer the rubber button over the metal, and the lighted switch adds a lot to the esthetic of the flashlight. Blue portion of the LED is a little dim compared to the green and red in the RGB version, but I'm sure a resistor swap could correct that. Also, not sure if some of the color S2+ are getting an update, but I got one of these to work without modification in a purple S2+ (specifically, the one used for the UV option).
A**x
Works great on S2+ with rubber switch (MAO, Black, gold or Gray).
Dyla********Fine
I'm disappointed that these aren't compatible with either of the S2+ flashlights that I got them for (red light for my red S2+, blue light for my blue S2+), or in fact ANY of my flashlights, but I guess I should have read the description more thoroughly since I didn't realize these are ONLY compatible with the gray and black S2+ models and WILL NOT WORK with any of the other S2+ body colors. I also feel like kind of an idiot because it DOES state that in the description below, it just didn't occur to me that different S2+ models would have different types of tail switches and some aren't compatible. I didn't realize the switches I was ordering weren't compatible with the flashlights I was ordering and that I wasn't even going to be able to use them. This honestly just kind of sucks (even if it was my own fault) and was a total waste of money (in my case). If you know what you're buying and you AREN'T getting this for an S2+ with a colored body, then this may be a good product (although I can't speak to that personally) -- just be careful when ordering this and double check to make sure it's compatible with the flashlight you're getting it for!
Ein******ape
I really like the illuminated keys. Blue has the best light output. Replacing the two 300 Ohm resistors with 1.8 kOhm leads to a longer battery life. The brightness is sufficient for me.