What type of batteries used for the computer & sensor?
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CR 2032 for both the sensor and computer. That battery is available at most places that carry batteries i.e. Lowes, Kroger, Walgreens.
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Hi eli,The small watch batteries. Had alot of problems with this computer. Returned it several times then for good finally. It turned off when hitting bumps.
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This battery works great for our computer. It has more battery power than the previous battery supplied with the computer. Make sure you have the correct battery for your computer.
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Remote sensor uses two AA batteries. Main lighting unit is wired to 120VAC house lighting circuit.
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This takes a standard C2032 battery. You can get them for about $2 at your local hardware store or pharmacy. They last about 1-2 years, depending on how often you use them or leave the device on.
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It was the right battery for mine, but I would advise against buying this one. It held less of a charge than the one I was replacing and would suddenly kill the power to the computer at about 14%, regardless of the calibration I did.
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You're welcome.I get nuisance deer permits here from the DNR and they came out to see my fields with my sensors and they dubbed me "The High Tech Redneck" :)........But hey, they work! Oh, I forgot to tell you. They use one 9V battery per sensor and mine lasted from March thru October with no battery failures.......
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I have no idea. Utilize whatever specific type and style Battery your PC calls for in your Owners Manual which was included with your purchase, or is contained in your PC's built in Users Manual. You can also contact the battery Seller and ask for assistance.
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Remote sensor takes batteries, but they last a long time. Unit is very accurate.
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My computer is an Inspiron 1440. I used the Dell battery number to cross reference it.
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HP quietly upgraded the processor a few years ago, necessitating more power. The current HP12C models (HP 12C, HP12C 30th Aniversary, HP 12C Platinum) use 2 -CR2032 - 3 volt batteries. If the battery door is half as wide as the back of the calculator, it's a later model using 2 batteries. Models from a few years ago use 1 CR2032, while the original uses 3, 1.5 volt 357A (LR44) "button" batteries.
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I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
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Apparently..I am using the 1250 and it's working fine as a battery for our alarm system.Plus--we saved some $ by purchasing it and installing it ourselves.
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I would highly recommend the battery the manufacturer spec'd for this unitfor worry free operation. Get it at Home depot, or other stores.
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Hi Charles,The Sensor or Transmitter battery is a standard CR2032, 3V coin cell. Mine last as long as 6 months, since a Transmitter wakes and sends a short burst only as the door or window begins opening, closing or the battery is low. The Receiver runs off a 12VDC wall wart with a 110 to 120VAC input.
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Not listed for that computer, in search put your computer name, number, and battery number. That's how I found mine.
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It uses a CR123 battery. These batteries are expensive, mainly used in photography. I suggest purchasing rechargeable batteries from Surefire.
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The voltage specs mention 3.6 V. If the AA battery used has a voltage different from 1.2V, it could create such a problem. Many AA batteries give out 1.5V, which means 4.5V on a 3 pack - which is a load on the system and can perhaps fry up some circuits causing the sensor to malfunction.