Can I use these batteries in my house alarm system? The sensors take 3.6 lithium batteries.
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If the dimensions match the batteries that are currently in your sensors, then these batteries should work just fine. Manufacturer's documented dimensions for the LS 14250 battery is: Diameter = 14.65 mm (0.58 in); Height = 24.8 mm (0.98 in).
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The User's Guide for this product, and stamped on the item itself, are model numbers of alkalines, (Duracell MN1500 or MX1500; Energizer E91, etc). However, it does say "Use of a different battery may have a detrimental effect on the alarm operation." Thank you for calling my attention to this, because the rechargeables I use are NiMH. The item comes with batteries.
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Bought a contractor's pack (6 batteries) for use in smoke detectors. Since we did that in the spring of 2013, I have no way of knowing how long they will last. We found out about these 10 years lithium batteries from the local fire department. That's what they recommended so the batteries didn't have to be replaced every 6 months or once a year
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Ya Daseul, you can use them. In fact those are the only batteries I have at present. They work just fine.
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The ones i have I looked take a LR 44 battery , ( 4 batteries) maybe that helps ..
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no, they are way smaller. they are lithium batteries that are for cameras and chargers for mobile devices
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I'm Not sure what you're looking for. Almost all the Alarm systems that are used by ADT and other Alarm Co.'s are manufactured by Honeywell. The Battery needed for your system is Marked with a code or manufacture part number. You can purchases the battery at Amazon for less than one third the price that ADT would charge for that same Battery. This would be the best and less stressful route to go.
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They seem to be a bundle of AA size batteries with a heavy duty shrink wrap I placed mine in an alarm system also as replacement. Although it was not ADT. I would think that it would be compatible. The systems from most companies is probably similar power requirements.
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You can, but I not sure why. These are hardwired detectors designed to sound an alarm tone on all compatible detectors on that circuit. Seems you might be as well off with a battery operated detector.
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I don't see why you couldn't, if the phone requires triple a batteries. I use them in my wireless security system video camera, with no issues.
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I don't think so. You may want to call the lifesource customer service. I only use batteries because that is what they call for.
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These batteries are very small. I use them in my doorbell, since it is wireless.
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The batteries snapped into place fine for me. They take 9V. I personally however would not purchase these smoke alarms again as they are extremely sensitive.
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Yes maam you can . i beleive they are AA batteries. you can get them from Amamzon which I think are the best price,or you can go to a local retailer.thanks Jessie
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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.
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My original batteries are 2.6Ah and the 3.0Ah last much longer. I checked with others before I bought these. As long as the number is 1433 they will work in your drills.
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I cant say for sure, but if you existing sensors have a two wire connection then these should work.