What kind of batteries does this unit utilize for power?
1128014
Four 1.5V alkaline batteries. Eveready A761 LR44 or equivalent. I have been using Duracell 303/357 and they work fine. Energizer A76 is also an option.
1128015
Don't remember returned soon after buying bought a different brand a Lamont's 1749 better unit
259825
AA batteries...can't remember though if they came with the unit or if I had to supply.
1398768
This unit does not run on battery. This unit runs on the included AC-DC power cord.
2068427
hi there, a normal 12 volt battery or power supply will be just fine. that's the regular power for these units. thanks from Maple Leaf Gps
2004158
It uses 6 AA batteries, happen to have the user guide handy. I have only used the AC power adapter and never tried using the unit with batteries yet.
869732
I don't know that specifically, but I do know the unit works very well. After it was charged thru the AC, the battery still shows power over 6 months later (only minor usage of the radio and flashlight features during this time) I really like it and recommend it.
1251554
Believe it uses a lithium ion battery that holds a pretty long charge on it. When the battery is low plug into AC power to restore battery life.
1275163
The unit does not use batteries. It is powered by a AC/DC transformer. It is not powered by line voltage. We have used this unit with DSL in the house, but always isolated transformers by use of a power strip with filtration.
1708019
It uses one of those quarter-sized lithium batteries. Sorry not sure what they're really called.
1712860
It does not use any battery. It connects to your source and the power is derived from your source i think.
408357
No it does not use batteries. The power cord comes out in the back of the unit.
2080595
You could use a Lith battery. When you get the unit test it immediately. The unit I received had a defective manual function.
678019
It uses a small, onboard battery for its power source. I believe it's a AAA battery - should say in the description.
1336154
The unit uses 2 six volt 4.5 amp hour recharagable batteries like this one:ExpertPower EXP645 6V 4.5 Amp Rechargeable BatteryThe batteries should last just about forever if you don't let them discharge fully. I think that you can get up to 6 hours use maximum, The longest I ever used mine was 4 hours. Just keep the batteries charges as per the instructions
34399
The only battery that I know about in this unit is in the remote control. Otherwise it plugs into the wall.
1878754
The unit is hardwired to your household power. The battery is for back-up incase of power outage.
343159
A small watch type battery. I dont know the exact number or type, but it takes one flat, disk, watch type battery. Good luck.