Are these 3 Volt batteries?
1707689
Yes. You can even verify, in the photo of the package, on the bottom right, under the "6" that's in the red circle, it says '3V Lithium'
1707690
Yes they are 3v. I bought them for a kobalt flashlight, but it burns through them pretty fast
1141319
I know they are for invisible fence, #7. I'm sorry I don't know if they are 3 volt or not.
187125
Sorry, I've no idea. They just didn't seem to last as long as batteries I buy locally.
1387960
Not sure. But I will tell you, I have 3 replacement batteries and they all lose power ver quickly.
1963289
No. They are not. They are Vivitar brand. Pretty well known manufacturer of photographic and other types of camera equipment. However, after several months of use-they work perfectly. No troubles at all. At half the price of the OEM battery-these represent an outstanding value.
1138583
no, it is 2 each 12 volt batteries for a total of 24 volts or I suppose if wired differently, a longer source of 12 volt power. I found Amazon to have by far the most reasonable price for these batteries and their shipping was very efficient. Nothing but praise for them.
1098187
No, they are not, you have to purchase nine volt batteries for them to operate.
512597
Yes they are, need to remove the plastic strip to activate the batteries. Happy with mine works great.
1077687
Yes, BUT make sure they are they correct mAH and Voltage rated battery. Also to note is the connector, is it the same style and PIN count.
1138586
No, They are 2 12 volt batteries that will make 24 if you wire them properly.
1297008
I guess they are I found that the battery r us stores were over charging for these batteries and decided to try ordering them from amazon. Glad I did.
1312402
No. They're much bigger. They are 3.7 volts compare to AA which is 1.5 volt. Higher mAh too.
1776165
yes they are but they are not for vaping. they are only like 2.5 amps if i recall correctly.
693979
They require DC voltage. They are rated for 12V. They come pre-wired for connection to an AC/DC converter. I wired them to a 9V battery and they work fine.
848977
There is not enough information here to provide a definitive answer. The batteries delivery the voltage and amperage they are designed for and are rechargeable. Not sure what else one can add to this that would be helpful.
1495257
Yes. They are 1.45V mercury free with an expiration date of April 2018. So far I'm very happy with this purchase.
1132349
No, they are regular 9 volt batteries. They are great. I used them to replace the batteries in the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors so I won't get that 3AM wake up every six months. Plus, I used one for the battery backup in my alarm clock. A regular battery would last about six months without use. I unplugged my alarm clock for two days to test the batteries and it still works. Didn't have to set the time on my alarm clock. I highly recommend these.