Cannot find the charger for my vectorlite 1.5

Question edited into English. We only speak English here, we are a north American website.

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Black and Decker has the owners manual with parts break down, you can download or view online. B&D as of 2006 bought out Vector. Hope this helps ! Matthew

I think the best answer would be to refer you to the Black and Decker website as of 2006 the handle Vector products sales and service through there outlets. The OEM manual can be downloaded which will list a parts breakdown and give step-by-step on how to replace battery. Hope this helps ! Matthew

Most of the Vector spotlights use a class 2 charger with an output of 12VDC 400ma with a positive (+) center connector, which are very common. I have several of these chargers from different manufacturers, and I use them interchangably on whichever spotlight I happen to plug them into.
One complication with my Vectors is they use a coaxial connector plug on the spotlight end that is a size N, which is being phased out and Radio Shack doesn'd even carry any more. If you hae a box of misc chargers, find a 12VDC one with a connector that fits your 1.5MCP light, and that is probably the one that came with your light.
Note that you can also charge your light with the cigarette lighter adapter cord that came with it. So if you can't find an AC transformer that fits but you have your cigarette lighter adapter cord, you can buy one of those cigarette lighter size gadgets that plugs into an AC outlet, and then plug your cigarette lighter cord into that.

You can purchase a battery from Black and Decker, they purchased Vectorlite in 2006, here is the link, you will need to enter the model #
http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/servicenet_home.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

10-12 hours and everytime after you use it.

It's in this version of the owner's manual:

http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/Vector/VEC119SH.pdf

Looks a little different, works the same. Now... where did you get a replacement battery?

Only place I've found is the DeWalt site:

http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=69262&tid=16032

It's in this version of the owner's manual:

http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/Vector/VEC119SH.pdf

Looks a little different, works the same.