Who cares how many lumens, really? These are bright enough for any work around the house or car. You can spend $40+ dollars for an all aluminum one from Braun like I did and it will throw more light from it's more powerful and longer light bar. But you don't always need that. I keep one handy in the house and one in my car. I've timed the charge and after 1 1/2 hours it's still going strong on the brightest setting. Can't beat it for eight bucks.

I live in texas. can these be store in a car trunk without damaging the internal battery?

A flashlight would be a smart thing to have during a Texas winter, these days!

is the bottom base screw cap to swap batteries, what kind of batteries does it take

These are rechargable lithium Ion batteries... You should not solder to them if you decide to replace after it loses capacity (A Spot Welder Would be the appropriate Method due to high temp issues with soldering)... which based on most lithium 18650 batteries.... will be a very long time before losing capacity... probably 1000 or more discarge/ recharge cycles... and then you will typically still have 70% of capacity... reducing the 2-2.5 hours down to 1.4 to 1.75 hours... Just wrote this to address the person talking about soldering a new battery... you need to look into how lithium batterys work, and the limitations of high heat...

Color	Black
Size	Large
Style	Shell
Shape	Shell
light-source-type	Light Emitting Diode
Material Type	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styr Rubber
Number of Items	1
Power Source	Battery Powered
Features	Magnetic, Portable, foldable
Included Components	Battery, Cable
Batteries Included?	Yes
Description Pile	18650
Brand	Coquimbo
Manufacturer	Coquimbo
Item model number	GZD-001
Product Dimensions	9.4 x 2.59 x 2.59 cm; 308.44 g
ASIN	B07G9X19G1

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