What is the technical difference between the CA energy star compliant and the other? Is it a different battery?
2080607
I'm pretty sure the only difference is the charger supplied (not the battery). The charger is made differently than the typical "wall wart" charger to be more "energy efficient".
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Amazon asked me to answer because I have one, although I live in Maine. According to Powermate's web site, it is not California-compliant. Also, Home Depot web site states they can't ship to CA. You should probably search for compliant generators and start from those results. Or call the company.
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I Believe CA and CCA are equivalent. The BA5 tester I purchased performs well, I borrowed a friend's very expensive professional battery tester and the BA5 returned almost identical results on several batteries.
1040083
I don't know the difference, but I can tell you to check the back of your battery for the serial numbers and codes and look for those code on a new battery. That is what I did and it works well and fitted perfect with my laptop 14R (N4010).
537746
My guess is that it is the same--on the Energizer pkg it doesn't ever show the CR; however, it does show it on the battery itself...ck the volt and amp needed for the item that uses the battery...Sorry I can't be more help...
733780
From what I can find, they are similar and have the same power rating. I don't know what the exact differences are.
2053560
The 19010 is the older version at mentioned. The only difference I know of is 19010 has a small pouch (about the size of the guide 10 battery pack). The 41022 has a mesh pocket the entire size of the solar panel and you can store the guide 10 with 4 - AA batteries, 4-AAA batteries in the adapter, the luna led bar, and i store my iphone charging cord. With the 19010 you have no storage room with the kit and you have to store separately. I HIGHLY suggest getting the 41022. I'm pretty sure the solar charging is the same on both but I am not positive on that.
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Don't know what the technical term is for this battery, all I know is it is a lot better than the battery I received with my computer when I purchased new. Paid about the third of the price.
328441
The DL123A is longer in size, they are both 3v batteries.I use them both in my home alarm system which require the use of both types.
2151400
I can only answer that the battery called for in this application is a CR2025. I cannot advise as to interchangeability.
1512996
The difference is the mAh which means the amount of charge the battery will hold. The higer the mAh the longer the battery will emit power between charges. It will work.
1120084
Neither. This battery isn't programmed like the other batteries. When you pop it in it will say cannot communicate with battery(you click ok) and start using it. Then after a long time, the battery will die and you dont know when. But they give 2 batteries and i think its a good trade instead of spending 200$ on the name brand.
816217
It is the same physical size. As for the capacity, this is a 1900mAh battery, you can check on your OEM battery to see if the capacity is different or not.
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As I understand it, the 17734 is CA compliant while the 10734 isn't. So, if you live in California, get the 17734. Otherwise, get the 10734
963012
Yes, the CR 2016 3V spec is the same for virtually every brand name. Certainly for Energizer, Panasonic, Duracell, EverReady, and Radio Shack to name a few off the top of my head.Edit: The only time it *might* not be the same is for a generic or off-name brand. I don't generally trust those in my devices anyway due to the fact they don't always follow standard specs like the major brands.
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I suspect they are the same batteries. One appears to be industrial (above). If you magnify the end of the box to your left the code is PC1500BKD01 and the front shows for professional use. I choose the PC1500BKD batteries. Hope this helps.
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I put the 12 cell on mine and it lasted longer per charge but the life of the battery was a lot shorter. I wound up buying the standard but made sure it was a Toshiba brand. I believe quality is a big issue with these batteries I've had to return some non brand ones