what size rechargeable batteries do I need for Siemens Pure aid?
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If you have a Siemens Pure 101, 301, 501 or 701 you need a 312 rechargeable battery.
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I have Siemens hearing aids, but I don't know the model. Assuming you're using conventional batteries now, the rechargeable batteries would be the same size. Any audiologist/hearing-aid provider should be able to answer your question and probably will offer to sell you the batteries. In my experience, however, Amazon is likely to have a substantially lower price than the hearing-aid provider will quote. Of course, you also need a specialized charger.
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If you know the size of the non-rechargeable battery the aid uses, the rechargeable size is the same. If you don't know the regular battery size, it's not a "black and white" question. The original Siemens Pure and Pure XCL (100, 101, 300, 301, 500, 501, 700, 701) use #312 battery. The Pure Carat (all models) use #13 battery. The newest Pure "Micon" (3mi, 5mi, 7mi) use #312. If the specific model of Pure isn't shown on the hearing aid exterior, you will need to use a magnifying glass and look inside the battery compartment. I am an audiologist and agree with EDH who states that you can buy the Accu Power One rechargeable batteries on Amazon at a lower cost than I can sell them. If you know the size of the non-rechargeable battery the aid uses, the rechargeable size is the same. If you don't know the regular battery size, it's not a "black and white" question. The original Siemens Pure and Pure XCL (100, 101, 300, 301, 500, 501, 700, 701) use #312 battery. The Pure Carat (all models) use #13 battery. The newest Pure "Micon" (3mi, 5mi, 7mi) use #312. If the specific model of Pure isn't shown on the hearing aid exterior, you will need to use a magnifying glass and look inside the battery compartment. I am an audiologist and agree with EDH who... » Read More If you know the size of the non-rechargeable battery the aid uses, the rechargeable size is the same. If you don't know the regular battery size, it's not a "black and white" question. The original Siemens Pure and Pure XCL (100, 101, 300, 301, 500, 501, 700, 701) use #312 battery. The Pure Carat (all models) use #13 battery. The newest Pure "Micon" (3mi, 5mi, 7mi) use #312. If the specific model of Pure isn't shown on the hearing aid exterior, you will need to use a magnifying glass and look inside the battery compartment. I am an audiologist and agree with EDH who states that you can buy the Accu Power One rechargeable batteries on Amazon at a lower cost than I can sell them. « Show Less
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Size 13 is what fits my behind the ear model their web site will have more information.
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The 123, Li123, CR123, x123A batteries are non-rechargeable. They provide approximately 3.2V when new. The equivalent LI-Ion rechargeable cells are the 16340 size, rated at nominal 3.7V with 4.2V when fully charged. The 16340 cell fits and charges in the TrustFire TR-006, with the switch set to 4.2V. 16340 number refers to the approximate dimensions of 16mm Diameter, 34.0mm Length.
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The web site www.adata-group.com gives the battery size as 5000mAh. I have not made serious use of the device as yet so cannot give a time to discharge completely
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Not sure what the specs are for the Syma s107g but here are the specs for the batteries in question: THESE BATTERIES ARE A PERFECT FIT FOR THE BLADE 120 SR, BLADE mQX, and SYMA X1! These 1-cell Lithium Polymer 600mAh battery packs are great for tons of applications, and fit right into the Blade 120 SR with no modifications necessary! 35C continuous discharge rate of 21 amps with 42 amp bursts, and a 2C charge rate. Specifications: * Dimensions: 58mm x 16mm x 6mm * Weight: 14 grams
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In measuring my Empire Quality Replacement battery, I came up with 2 1/8" L x 1/4" H x 1/4"W. I use this battery (Model #: CS-MX810RC; Part #: 11N09T; Capacity: 1050mAh / 3.8 Wh; Volts: 3.7V) for my Universal MX-950 remote. I hope this information helps you with your decision.
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Standard hearing-aid type battery available at Radio Shack. I don;t remember the exact number......
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4 AA's just realize with the cost of the batteries, you might want to just get 1200mah ni-cad rechargeable's. Depending on use they should last a full year and to recharge only takes about 2 hours. It is not stated in the description, but the mixing valve is included.
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Brand new R1 kit from Amazon. Also Tenergy 900mah 3.0V RCR123A rechargeable batteries w/ charger from Amazon. Flash units will not work with these batteries. Would like to know the secret from someone who made it work.
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Come in packs of 5. Wama is the brand. They have worked as well as any other brand of micro lithium battery that I have used.
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I have to admit that I bought the batteries for a tool for size. Forgot to check capacity but it looks like at least 1800 mah. Things have happened which has kept me from using the batteries. Sorry can't be more help. Price is right though
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These solar rechargeable batteries are the same size and dimension as an AA battery. In the store, I did see other 3.2 that have a shorted length and larger diameter. Suggest verifying before ordering.
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Mk are gel. Need a 5 amp or 7 amp to charge gel cell and is for gell u can use Agm sealed a pronto 51 are 35 amp battery the charger u used was too small
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Hi Joe, These rechargeable AAA sized batteries are the same size as regular Alkaline AAA batteries.
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length:1 5/16" end nub slight extra, cir: 2" .I do not like these batteries. There are not lasting long. Recharge too quick. Recommend you buy another brand. good luck
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6 pcs AA size batteries like this. http://www.amazon.com/eneloop-typical-Pre-Charged-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B004UG41XW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1387308375&sr=8-1&keywords=eneloop
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I use two AA size Lithium batteries. You can also use AA size rechargeables.
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These are rechargeable batteries. Check to see what letter is on yours. The ones I replaced were siemens p312 and these had that same designation so I knew they would work in the siemens charging unit and I have now used them since Oct Nov and they charge and work fine and are quite a bit cheaper than the siemens original batteries. Hope this helps