do you carry a 12 volt, 9 amp battery for an emergency light pack, what are the dimensions if you do
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Thanks for asking! Here are the dimensions: Length (mm / inch): 151 / 5.94 Width (mm / inch): 65 / 2.56 Height (mm / inch): 94 / 3.70 Total Height (mm / inch): 100 / 3.94
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Size of this battery pack is 3.25" X 4.75" X 1". I consider it quite small and lightweight considering the large capacity of 12000mAh.
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Not sure of the dimensions, but they go by a large variety of names. I bought (Duracell LR44 1.5V Button Cell Battery 10 pack (Replaces: LR44, CR44, SR44, 357, SR44W, AG13, G13, A76, A-76, PX76, 675, 1166a, LR44H, V13GA, GP76A, L1154, RW82B, EPX76, SR44SW, 303, SR44, S303, S357, SP303, SR44SW) "Duracell Brand Name Batteries") Sold by MyBatterySupplier.
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Sorry Daryl, I forgot to put (size: 3 1/2 X 5 1/4 ___________2 AAA Batteries).
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Just a FYI A good place to get your AA batteries for this purpose is a little know fact about most types of small utility batteries .Most run a voltage of 1.5v and it is all a matter of how they are stacked and wired for the specific use and power.Knowing that and if your not afraid to put a little work into getting them all you need is to find one of the old style 6 volt Lantern battery, there like 3x3 square 4 inches tall with the screw on caps on top. If you take care and crack the top off cut the wires and out pours a pile of AA batteries. I forget the exact number but you can even find a video on you tube. Just a FYI A good place to get your AA batteries for this purpose is a little know fact about most types of small utility batteries .Most run a voltage of 1.5v and it is all a matter of how they are stacked and wired for the specific use and power.Knowing that and if your not afraid to put a little work into getting them all you need is to find one of the old style 6 volt Lantern battery, there like 3x3 square 4 inches tall with the screw on caps on top. If you take care and crack the top off cut the wires and out pours a pile of AA batteries. I forget the exact number but you... » Read More Just a FYI A good place to get your AA batteries for this purpose is a little know fact about most types of small utility batteries .Most run a voltage of 1.5v and it is all a matter of how they are stacked and wired for the specific use and power.Knowing that and if your not afraid to put a little work into getting them all you need is to find one of the old style 6 volt Lantern battery, there like 3x3 square 4 inches tall with the screw on caps on top. If you take care and crack the top off cut the wires and out pours a pile of AA batteries. I forget the exact number but you can even find a video on you tube. « Show Less
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THAT IS THE WRIGHT DIMENTION. Remember light are 12 volts not 13.5 volts @ current lest than 1 Amp
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Mine has a AA size battery but is a rechargeable Lithium, it is 4.2 volts fully charged and 2.75 V drained. Mine is a UltraFire LC 14500 1200mAh 3.7 Volt. The 7 Watt light needs lots of current, You need the charger and 2 batteries if plan on using it a lot.
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First, thanks to Kevin for telling us that the adapter is a 12volt adapter (from the label). I just want to add that my battery pack - as I suspected - outputs 9 volts; the six AA batteries are indeed in series. Therefore, I suspect anything from 9-12 volts should work. Also worth noting is that when my batteries died the other day, I just rotated them and am getting some more use out of them; I expect to have a power source fabricated by the time I need to replace the batteries.
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I'm not sure. It is a sealed battery, like the ones you would find in back-up emergency lighting.
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Awesome, thanks to everyone for all the answers! I just wanted to say that I have the same problem; I need a new battery for my Pocket Mod and I know that it's a 12V and it's a twin pack like the one here so I'm planning on getting this. Sorry, I'm just so happy that I found it on Amazon.
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Not able to supply information requested. Suggest you conduct an Internet search at various battery holder sites. This battery holder should be of standard size.
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you'll need 12 volts from a 5.5 x 2.5 - there are some available on e-bay look under the username "boldar" for the ones I have available.
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Sorry, but I don't have the spotlight the batteries(2) are in. I got the dimensions from searching around various battery sites. A good place to start is right here on Amazon. If you have your old battery it will be much easier. The amp hours (ah) on the old battery or the specs on the unit it goes in will tell you a lot along with the basic shape and location of the terminals.
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I think this is standart battery pack. ~size: 100mm x 58mm x 15mm. parameter:9.6v, Ni-MH, 800mAh. i plane buy this one: Tenergy 9.6V 2000mAh NiMH High Capacity Battery Pack for RC Cars, boats, Robots, Security
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The battery is seven inches wide, seven inches tall and ten inches long, measure your battery box. I'll never buy anything else again because now when I take batteries out or put them in my 911 Porsches and have to almost stand them on end, they don't leak. The reason I bought the first one is another Porschaholic like myself had a couple of theses batteries that were ten years old and still working. Good luck. Zack
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Sorry to be so late. They are the size of a standard AA battery, not the short ones sometimes used in solar lights.
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The battery pack is replaceable, as it plugs into the circuit board. In fact, one of the installation steps is to "plug in the battery". I don't know how commonly available it is but I'm sure it would be available from the manufacturer of the emergency light.