Duracell Procell batteries are manufactured to rigid specifications to meet some of the highest standards of durability and longevity that professional users demand and expect. Procell batteries deliver outstanding performance with a 7-year freshness guarantee backed up with date coding. Procell batteries are rated for reliable operation in temperature extremes from -20 to 54 degree
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Added on: June 11, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Duracell Procell batteries are manufactured to rigid specifications to meet some of the highest standards of durability and longevity that professional users demand and expect. Procell batteries deliver outstanding performance with a 7-year freshness guarantee backed up with date coding. Procell batteries are rated for reliable operation in temperature extremes from -20 to 54 degree C and contain no added mercury. They’re available in economical bulk packaging for easier inventory management. Duracell Procell batteries are often specified for pagers, remotes, flashlights, calculators, electronic test equipment, door locks, electronic safety equipment, cameras, medical devices. AA Size. Flat terminals. Nominal voltage: 1.5 volt. Operating voltage: 1.6 to 0.75 volt. Impedance: 120 megoham at 1 kilohertz. Typical volume: 8.4 cubic centimeters. Temperature range: Storage -20 to 35 degree C; Operating -20 to 54 degree C. ANSI: 15A. IEC: LR6. Measures 14.5-millimeters diameter by 50.5-millimeters height.
They are good batteries at a good price. Arrived on time exactly as described. I have been buying junk $ store batteries for a few years. At the price of these batteries it makes no sense to buy the cheap ones. These last way longer for a little bit more they are worth it. Would reccomend and will buy again. The cheap ones are barely 4 months in co2 and smoke detectors answer remote controls.UPDATE DISASTER So I put 3 of these AA batteries out of the box in a new Lyric Water detector. I tried several times to sync the…
Pay attention to the negative reviews. These are NOT worth the risk! I put these in a brand new strand of porch lights. They worked for a few nights, but faded awfully quickly. Finally the strand went out, and when I went to replace them, liquid got on my hands. I thought maybe some rain or dew had gotten into the strand, but then my hands started tingling. Yep – battery acid. All over my hands. The strand of lights was ruined, but I had another one that I had also bought on sale. So I put THAT one up, thinking the first strand was defective, put FRESH batteries…
Save your money these batteries are junk. I made … Save your money these batteries are junk. I made a major mistake & bought 4 boxes. The life span is about that of a fly if you don’t know flies only live for about a week. I really thought being labeled procell they would be of higher quality than the store bought cooper top, not even close. I read about them leaking too but they haven’t lasted long enough to lead.