What does 8300 mAh mean. Does it have to match on replacement battery?
1126931
My original was 8300, i replaced it with 8800 and it works fine. Not sure if there is much difference, or how much that matters.
503465
Yes, it will work fine. The milliampere /hours of the battery only have to do with power capacity ie battery life. If the voltage is the same and the battery fits bigger mAh is better. Make sure the new one is the rechargable type before you attempt to recharge it.
1464451
Hmm, I don't remember exactly as I replaced it a while ago. I do remember I checked the inscriptions on the batteries and the mAh was the same as the original batteries that came in the Neato. I want to say something like 3,400, or somewhere around there I believe.
571196
The pic of the battery was identical...as far as those numbers., I focused on what my old battery looked like in comparison then when you type in the search..amazon is pretty consistent.but beware it still didn't hold much of a charge for my phone
268619
I have no idea. I got this because it was the number on the battery I took out
1720124
Yes. Open the back and take out the old battery. The battery # is engraved on it. Or just Take the old battery to any drugstore, and they can help you find the correct replacement.
2027962
im not sure if the battery reads the same # battery...not the charger on the more silver side has eb625152VA 1800 maH and on the other side says 3.7 V Li ion battery 6.66
1635149
I believe so. One way to double check these battery matches is to go to the APC site to pretend you are buying a battery. It should give you the model number of the battery after you input your backup model number. Also, stick with APC brand batteries. I've found that third party batteries don't always work well. Finally, APC makes you work to figure these battery model number matches. They'd much rather sell you a new backup system I think.
1646537
I matched the model # on the battery, is that what you are referring to as bottom number?
21968
To make sure your battery is the proper one click on the pic of the battery to bring it up in close view and compare numbers. Most importantly make sure the mah is correct. Also look at pic of the back and make sure it matches.There are several out there so just make sure the one you have home is exact. Hope this helps
1240836
Don't know, do a cross reference on your old battery and that should tell you what to buy.
230663
my old battery has 10.8v, 4.7wh and 5200ma on it. I ordered by the HP part number and received a 'replacement' that has 10.8v and 5200mAH on it.
658395
compare the number on your old battery to the number on the pictured battery
728744
No the#s must match. It's a easy installation though. But the# must match.U ccan find the# in the battery compartment. You can call me if necessary. At 8133240682
443064
Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions.
111539
As long as the voltage is the same you are just fine. The higher the mAh number the longer it will hold a charge.I always try to find replacement rechargeable batteries with a high mAh rating. mAh stands for milliampere hours.
563988
Hi, I'm not really sure.The battery I was replacing had the same information as the one I was looking to buy so it was the one I needed.