listing says 1.4V - my old pack says 1.45V - are these 1.45V? of 1.4V?
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Misprint; powerone-batteries.com list thier mercury and mercury-free at 1.45v. Other manufacturers list mercury-free batteries at 1.4v. One set of a twelve set package of 1.4v cause my aids to malfunction, I'm staying with the 1.45v batteries for as long as I can.
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1.2V Will not work in any toys or other things that require 1.5V. They also get very hot, while charging. Not a safe battery. Hope that helps.
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they are small hearing aid looking battery. Not sure of the voltage. It uses 3 batteries at the same time
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Hi Kat,Yes these batteries are 1.2v (the standard voltage), and are rated at a capacity of 2ah 'typical', and 1.9ah "minimum" . I am quoting these specs directly from the label on the batteries themselves. Hope this helps. greentyco.
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I find that the new 3.6 volt battery packs fit the older (+5 years) tools that I have---small sander, etc. The only difference is that the new cells have more power. I am not conversant with the referenced Scumbuster.
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My ones are 120V, ordered from USA. They're pretty good, but are not bivolt. A converter should solve your problem.
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The TWO batteries provided with my kit are each marked only as "DeWalt 18V, Type 1, Ni-Cd". No XRP notation anywhere on the batteries. Looks like standard issue to me. :)
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hello, i have this battery the voltage is 7.4volts. its a good replacement! i have the original sony battery and is rated at 6.8 volts. i also have a replacement batery from rayovac its a 7.2 volt. they all work great. this kit works very well with my camera. i'm happy with it. good deal for me thanks, gary
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The ones I got were for household current (110-120 is the new designation range for household current) and they use 12 volts I believe.
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They're 120v. You may as well shop at Amazon UK where 220v tools and appliances abound.
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They sure do and run great on them! I ordered a 2nd battery here to extend my run time a little. I promptly charged and ran it for weeks after I got it w/o realizing it was actually a 40V vs. a 36V battery. Initially all I noticed was that the new battery seemed to run stronger and longer than the old but I attributed that to age. I didn't realize the new battery was a 40V until trying to answer the same question you did here by looking at the model #'s.
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Pack I received says 4400 on it... I have not checked the actual rating of the battery against a tester...
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I have the 4000 mAh version which is not pictured on the page I'm looking at right now. But according to the back of it, it's Output is 5V ~ 0.5A.
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They are 7.4V 1200mAh Li-ion. Somehow I ended up with two chargers, so pay close attention to what is in the box.
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this is how they are labeled on the batteries i received: High Voltage Battery Pack HV-BT-343 7.4v 2300mAh 17.OWh
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I'm not Familuar with the model #. Main thing is voltage, amps, & if the plugs are the same. Hope this helps.
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They are only 1.2V (all the 1.5V I found are alkaline batteries).For your purpose, I recommend you get the 1.2V rechargeable with the highest mAh. Personally, I would get these:8 pcs of Tenergy C Size 5000mAh High Capacity High Rate NiMH Rechargeable Batteries