How far do the batteries stick out from the housing?
1995318
They really don't stand out very far. You can remove the batteries without any difficulty. I have bought 2 for gifts. Some of the AA batteries are a little tight but you really don't need to fill the unit to capacity.
1995319
This isn't scientific (I don't have a ruler handy)... but the AAs stick out about a pinkie's width, and the Ds stick out about a thumb's width. If you have a Duracell D cell, it will slide in until the coppertop portion almost is in line with the tray.
1995320
They don't stick out very far (of course the D batteries stick out more than the AA batteries) but there is very little risk of them falling out. We have it mounted to a wall and none have ever fallen out even though it is next to a door that is used heavily.
1995321
A Duracell D size has the gold part sticking out. I held the holder against the wall & all battery sizes stayed securely in the holder.
1995322
AAA - 1/8", AA - 3/8"; 9V - 3/*, c - ??, D - 1", unless they are tight. if tight, try not to put in more than 1/2 of the height of the battery, so you cam get them out. I recommend using a cardboard box, which is what I should have done to begin with.
660468
My apologies, but this battery is installed in a second home and I don't have access to it for measurement. My GUESS is that it is about 5" on each side, but again, i could be totally off!
773900
The top and bottom come off in the same manner. The bottom compartment holds the batteries (3 AA). The top one hides the wire connections.
654066
The battery is 3 5/8 inches from top to bottom. It is flat on top. Including the wires on top mine is 4 inches.
1672621
I can answer that in about a week. I won't be where the battery is until then. The spades from my alarm system were a little narrower than the tab connectors on the battery, but I was able to remedy that with some tin snips.
952711
On the back side, at the bottom, you'll see two little philips head screws, I think you have to unscrew those and then just above those, impressed into the plastic backing, you see an arrowhead pointing upward, you push down and up on that and the back comes off revealing the place where the batteries go. I think this is it, its been so long since I did it, and I use the electrical plug attachment to keep mine running so I don't have to waste batteries. Good luck with that!
1715366
There is an intermediate internal stop that prevents the battery tray from falling out. Simply pull firmly on the tray to remove it.
1355802
There is a piece on the back that slides out for mounting purposes. Take that piece off the battery compartment is there.
1008037
I measured my battery pack using a digital caliper. Here is what I came up with in inches (2.3" x 1.18" x 3.09"). The first dimension represents the height (batteries lengthwise). The battery connections stick up about 0.10" above the 2.3" dimension making that overall dimension 2.4". I hope this helps.
1528312
It is about 1/2 the length of a AA battery. It is mostly used in Garage Door Remote Control. If you need the actual measure, email again, I will open my Remote and measure it.
534808
The two battery kit I got you could separate the batteries a few feet (3'-5'). When the distant battery is full you may be holding additional water between the two batteries. Not sure it that would be a problem.
1491437
Never used ours on the batteries. We have it placed close to a plug in at home.
2007134
I just measured mine. Counting the little 'bump' for the battery tester it is 12" tall and 6 3/8" wide. The little 'bump' is about 1/4". You will need to provide at least 4" more to easily remove the battery tester, if you plan on placing this in a limited space area. This item comes with 3 screws plus wall plugs for sheet rock to support the tray. The screw holes in the tray do not allow a picture hanging/ removal from the wall. If you plan on carrying the tray to different areas, I do not recommend using the screws at all.
298337
I have a measurement of 2.5 in. with D batteries in place. I have it installed on the inside of a closet door and was concerned about the batteries falling out, so far I have not had any batteries fall out.
1482800
The ground clearance on my unit is 3 1/2". I might also add this is a wonderful unit for the money. I have had mine almost 4 years and I have not replaced the batteries yet and they still hold a good long range charge. I highly recommend this scooter.
1634300
I've never measured it but it's about two inches long and about 3/4 of an inch wide and it sticks out of the wall about an inch and a half. I have two of them and I find them to be very usful and it also saves on battery's.
1791985
Batteries go in the bottom. Use the Velcro they provide. I superglued the Velcro to both the unit and the underside of the cabinet.