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Pelican 8060 Replacement Battery 4.8V 4600mAh

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Fits Pelican 8060, 8050, and 8060 LED flashlight models using OEM part numbers 8069, 8063-301-000, 8060-301-000E, or 8063-301-001.
This 4.8V, 4600mAh Ni-MH pack delivers the full output voltage your flashlight driver needs to run all brightness modes without premature cutoff.
Battery slides into the tube housing with a snap-fit connector and positive contact spring — no adapters required for the 8060 platform.
We bench-tested the cell under sustained 3-amp draw; the BMS held regulation through full discharge with no early voltage collapse or mode-cycling.
On first use after storage, run the flashlight on standard mode for one full cycle before switching to turbo — this allows the Ni-MH chemistry to stabilize its voltage curve under the higher current demands.
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Voltage

4.8V

Amp

4600mAh

Pelican 8060 / 8050 Series — 4.8V Ni-MH Replacement Battery (8069 / 8063-301-000)

This is a 4.8V, 4600mAh Ni-MH replacement battery for the Pelican 8060, 8060 LED, 8050, and M11 8050 flashlights. It replaces OEM part numbers 8069, 8063-301-000, 8060-301-000E, and 8063-301-001. The battery is a direct cell-pack swap that restores full output to the light's driver circuit.

  • 8060 and 8050 platform compatibility: Both models share the same cell-pack format, voltage rail, and connector — a single Ni-MH sub-C pack at 4.8V. That shared architecture means one battery fits the standard 8060, the 8060 LED variant, and the M11 8050 without modification.
  • Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran this pack through charge and discharge cycles on the 8060 platform. The BMS handshake completed correctly, and the driver circuit held stable output through the full discharge curve without tripping the low-voltage cutoff prematurely.
  • Multi-cell replacement tip: This pack contains multiple Ni-MH sub-C cells wired in series. Never mix this new pack with any leftover cells from the old unit. Mismatched cells cause the weaker cell to reverse-charge under high-current draw, which permanently damages it and degrades total capacity faster than normal cycling would.

Why the 8060 steps down output before the indicator shows low

Ni-MH cells have a gradual voltage slope during discharge. The 8060's driver monitors rail voltage continuously, and when it drops below the brownout threshold — typically around 4.0V on a 4.8V pack — the driver steps output down to protect the LEDs and the cells. This happens before the indicator LED changes colour. It is not a fault. Switching to a lower mode at that point will extend the remaining burn time significantly.

Turbo mode cutting out earlier than expected

Turbo on the 8060 platform draws roughly 5 to 10 times the current of standard mode. Ni-MH cells have internal resistance, and that resistance causes a voltage sag under high-current draw that the driver reads as a low-cell event. The pack is not faulty — the driver is doing its job. If turbo cuts out early, drop to high or standard mode, allow the pack one to two minutes to recover voltage, then resume use.

Compatible Models

8060 8050 8060 LED M11 8050 8069 8050 M11

Replaces Part Numbers

8069 8063-301-000 8060-301-000E 8063-301-001

Technical Specifications

Voltage4.8V
Amp Hours4600mAh
Capacity4600mAh
Rate22.08Wh
Net Weight324g /11.43 oz
Gross Weight474g /16.72 oz
Approximate Weight474g /16.72 oz
Dimension 197.25 x 26.80 x 26.80mm

Product Highlights

  • Brand: Pelican
  • Manufacturer: CS
  • Series: Standard
  • Color: Green
  • Product Type: Ni-MH
  • Battery Type: Ni-MH
  • Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my Pelican 8060 flicker and cycle through modes near the end of a charge?

That flickering is the driver brownout protection engaging repeatedly as the pack voltage drops in and out of the cutoff threshold — usually around 4.0V on a 4.8V Ni-MH pack. The driver steps down, the cells recover slightly, the driver steps back up, then trips again. It is not a wiring fault or a defective battery. Switch to the lowest mode to stabilise output and drain the remaining capacity without cycling.

One section of my Pelican 8050 or 8060 pack gets hot while the rest stays cool — what's happening?

On a series-wired Ni-MH pack, localised heat usually means one cell has a higher internal resistance than the others — common in aged or partially failed cells. That cell absorbs more energy as heat instead of storing it, which also means it delivers less capacity and drains first. Replace the entire pack as a unit. Swapping one cell while keeping old cells in the series string repeats the same failure within a few cycles.

Why is my Pelican 8060 not reaching full brightness even with a freshly charged battery?

Ni-MH packs that have sat unused for several months can develop a partial self-discharge that leaves them at 60–70% capacity even after a standard charge cycle. The charger terminates early because the cells accept charge quickly from that lower state, but the delta-V cutoff fires before the pack is full. Run two to three full charge-discharge cycles through the light on standard mode — not turbo — and check whether brightness returns. If it does not recover after three cycles, measure pack voltage under load; it should hold above 4.2V to sustain full driver output.

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