Would this replace this battery? LH 130-2A51MC8HROT 9.6V, AA Size, 1300mAh
310416
as long as they're both 9.6 volt batteries and they are of the same dimensions yes. the higher the mah rating the longer the battery can run in between charges.
310417
it should, my old battery was 1300mah, 9.6v, aa size also. this replacement worked out well, with more power as compared to old battery.
310418
Most likely if the length dimension of 4 inches max allows it to fit. Also the old battery connector must be removed and soldered to the new battery.
1269084
Hi John, Look for the shape 1 st then see the series of your battery , does is comes under any of this FMHC10 312-0234 TKV2V 383CW YXVK2 W7H3N J4XDH 9TCXN (6600mAh, 9 Cell) , mine was J series . If match , it's a good call to buy.
1702585
My guess would be yes. To be sure, remove your current battery. There should be a white sticker with a barcode, and above that: "REPLACE WITH HP SPARE" and a series of numbers, like "593553-001." If those numbers match what the Anker proposes to fit, then you should be good to go!
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Hi Linda. I'm no expert, but our old battery was 4.0Ah too. We bought this one, the 5.0Ah and replaced the old battery with the 5.0Ah. The hardest thing for me to do was unscrew the screws so I could get the cover off the front of the alarm box. :-) The new battery fit in the same space as the old battery. It's been almost exactly a year since we got the new battery and we haven't had any trouble at all. I hope this helps you. Kathy
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Probably. Make sure your old battery is 12 volt and this will work. The physical dimensions may be a little different and ah_ amp_hour rating only rate how long the battery can power your system if no house electricity. If you're old battery is 6 volt then get a 6 volt of similar size
1852804
Yes, it should. If you are replacing the original 6 cell battery this will be a little thicker since it's a 12 cell but it works great.
1344137
Larry I am not familiar with the battery in question, but all you need to be concerned with is the size of the battery you are replacing will a different one fit, next is the connector type on top if the are the same or you can easily re-adapted the connection, next and most important is the right voltage such as 6 volt or 12 volt,next is the AH stands for Amp Hours the more the better the more the bigger the battery, so I hope this has helped you, don't worry about matching brand.
554131
If u are talking about replacing 2 cr123a batteries than the answer is yes. Thos battery is a tad bit wider but most flashlights etc. accomadate for the wider profile.
1903744
I couldn't say for sure. I would go to the battery site and see if it will fit your model. That is what I did. I can say that so far though the battery has been great and I love how much longer it works.
997645
You shouldnt need measurments. Match the model or serial number to your old battery be sure voltage is the same
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.
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Absolutely, and vice versa. They are the same LiION batteries, I have both and do this all the time and have done so for a long time. Changing it from 10.8 to 12V was marketing speak, one is the open circuit voltage and one is the under load voltage.
1810777
Electrically, yes. Size is the concern. The Max Life is: 3 13/16" wide, 5 7/8" long, and 3 5/8" tall. If those dimensions match the old battery you're trying to replace, then yes, it will work.
1726317
I'm always rather conservative when replacing batteries, and if it were me I'd make sure that you have the proper model of your harmony, as this will dictate what precisely you need for a replacement battery. Getting the amperage and voltage correct is a must to ensure you don't damage the unit. If it states 1250mAh, and 3.7v then it will probably work. The issue is that if all it states is 3.7v and 4.5wh then that implies that it's looking for something more like 1200mAh not 1250. When in doubt I'd call Logitech.
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I would recommend you to check the correct model of the battery in order to get the right one.ThanksJoe
1980487
Yes, but check the size in amp hours of the battery you are replacing to make sure the new one will be equal or better in amp hour capacity.
935835
This battery is by the numbers is .1ah larger than what you have, which simply means more run capacity. The voltage is the same so it should not be a problem.