Can these Procell batteries be used to replace regular 9 volt batteries?
1698524
Yes, I believe they can. I have used several for that purpose. The problem is that I had very unsatisfactory results with these batteries in smoke/CO2 detectors. As I recall, these are supposed to have a good long shelf life but if you buy, PLEASE check the "expiration date" (so to speak) on your purchase. I'm sure my order was the exception rather than the rule, but my purchased box of these batteries had only 3 years or so remaining on the estimated life expectancy. I don't use the ones I still have...I'm back to Duracell or Energizer. The $ savings was tempting, but all in all, this purchase did NOT work out well for me. Yes, I believe they can. I have used several for that purpose. The problem is that I had very unsatisfactory results with these batteries in smoke/CO2 detectors. As I recall, these are supposed to have a good long shelf life but if you buy, PLEASE check the "expiration date" (so to speak) on your purchase. I'm sure my order was the exception rather than the rule, but my purchased box of these batteries had only 3 years or so remaining on the estimated life expectancy. I don't use the ones I still have...I'm back to Duracell or Energizer. The $ savings was tempting, but all in all,... » Read More Yes, I believe they can. I have used several for that purpose. The problem is that I had very unsatisfactory results with these batteries in smoke/CO2 detectors. As I recall, these are supposed to have a good long shelf life but if you buy, PLEASE check the "expiration date" (so to speak) on your purchase. I'm sure my order was the exception rather than the rule, but my purchased box of these batteries had only 3 years or so remaining on the estimated life expectancy. I don't use the ones I still have...I'm back to Duracell or Energizer. The $ savings was tempting, but all in all, this purchase did NOT work out well for me. « Show Less
1698525
Absolutely can be used in any electronic device such as smoke detectors and VOM. Great for toys also.
1698526
Yes, I believe they can. I have used several for that purpose. The problem is that I had very unsatisfactory results with these batteries in smoke/CO2 detectors. As I recall, these are supposed to have a good long shelf life but if you buy, PLEASE check the "expiration date" (so to speak) on your purchase. I'm sure my order was the exception rather than the rule, but my purchased box of these batteries had only 3 years or so remaining on the estimated life expectancy. I don't use the ones I still have...I'm back to Duracell or Energizer. The $ savings was tempting, but all in all, this purchase did NOT work out well for me.
1698527
Yes, they are standard 9 volt batteries. They are just the professional grade Duracell.
1698528
yes, they are the same as the better quality 9V Duracells you buy in the store, but are not in retail packaging.
1405709
It depends how you are using your batteries. If you are planning to use them as a drop-in replacement, then no. They are the same length but a lot thicker. They are the same voltage but higher capacity.
1224044
Unfortunately no - it runs great on a 9V battery, otherwise you need a special RPS-1 9V adapter; Pro Co makes one: http://www.amazon.com/Pro-Co-Battery-Eliminator-Supply/dp/B0002GZLYM/ref=sr_sp-atf_title_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386789875&sr=8-1&keywords=RPS-1+9v
1841887
I can't imagine why not. We haven't just because I grabbed regular batteries instead but I'm sure we will eventually. The batteries we are using have lasted quite a while with steady use.
1375327
Not that I know of. It isn't listed. They all fit a certain standard but I wouldn't risk it unless I was absolutely sure. HP has a handy compatibility chart you can look at http://www.shopping.hp.com/shopping/pdf/HP_NB_Battery_Compatibility_Chart.pdf If you want a 9-cell you'd want to go for the WD549AA#ABB. A google search turns up a few options, like this one http://www.amazon.com/Extended-Battery-LB1-High-Performance%C2%AE/dp/B008R3MXH0
48322
Yes, that is what I bought these batteries for. They are both still working great, nice to have 2 batteries - always have a spare. Would recommend getting a separate charger also.
434285
I agree with Samantha. They are 900 mAh and 2.4 volt capacity so they should work fine.
1694199
Would probaby work OK if it fits. Any 12 volt battery will work. It's a matter of size.
690146
As I said in my review (I think) I used these in a Provari Mini. The batteries were very slightly longer causing me to leave the battery cap one thread off from full closure. One of the batteries died after only a few weeks of use. I don't buy them anymore, but they were a fine backup battery for a time and cost less than half of the batteries sold on the vape store sites.
202066
I do not recommend these batteries. They deliver more than 3.6 volts under load and more than 4.00 in open load. They are unpredictable, they do not hold charge after a few cicles, and if you use two of them like in series, one will hold charge longer than the other. I don't know why they sell them as 3.00 volts. Bad bad :-(
339972
Absolutely! I use these, among other things, to replace the 900 mAh batteries that come in some of the solar lights.
2218796
yes they can. but a big enough battery with 12 volts of power. like a battery from a electric start 4 wheeler or lawn mower. that could give you hours of use until the battery needs to be recharged.
707443
No...these batteries will NOT work. According to Provari's website,(google provari regular) the standard Pro Vari takes an 18490/18500 battery. You can also purchase the optional extension cap so one can use the 18650 type battery. If you do get the extension cap, get the high drain battery, one that has the positive tab/cap on top. I have purchased at least half a dozen 18650 batteries in the past year from Amazon for my high output flashlights. Little did I realize that I can now use them in my newest vaping devices as well. As an aside; the Pro Vari looks sweet, something I might look into later on, for now, I have 2 small eGO's a SMOK Tek, that uses the 18350 battery, and an Innokin iTaste VV, plus another SMOK Tek will be arriving this week some time. Hope this helps; happy vaping!
2207295
I would imagine so. The unit I have literally "sips" current (standard 9v goes about 2.5--3 weeks w. one hour usage per day), so i'd imagine any rechargeable 9V which fits in the space of the commercial single-use 9v would work. [space is the key...it's a rather snug fit for the commercial 9v].
1342832
Maybe, maybe not. Depends on what you put them in. They are two different technologies with different characteristics. I just bought some SR-44 batteries because I was desperate and they were all I could find for my voltmeter, but they do not work in this particular circuit. For other devices they may be interchangeable. It's best to use what the manufacturer of your device recommends.
2241535
I use these batteries in all of my tools without problem. The only limitation is you have to charge them in a lithium ion charger, they won't even fit in a standard charger. I have not tried to install it into the DeWalt radio which is also a charger but I would assume it won't work / charge.
488586
Hmmm... I would not know as I have never worked one of those. If the battery housing dimension are the same, and voltage / amperage are comparable, then maybe.