What kind of battery does this device use?
246526
Lithium coin battery CR 2023 this unit works great there is a base unit that goes to this unit that plugs into household 110 that has a alarm and alert when door or window has been open i have two havent replaced battery since i bought them around a year ago great units.
246527
I'm not sure exactly because I still have not had to change the battery in any of my devices. It's a button-style battery, though.
246528
small lithium coin battery for the small uint , larger one has a dc12v plug
246529
As mentioned before, a lithium button battery. The battery life is extremely good, I've owned mine for over a year and a half of steady use and I've yet to change it.
569150
I believe one of the lithium ion batteries - but not sure which one. Still using the one that came with it.
108455
I don't recall what battery it uses as it only worked a couple of times despite replacing the battery, so I got rid of it. What can one expect from something so inexpensive while still making a profit off it? It was cheap in price and cheaper in actuality. Don't bother getting it.
516701
I have no idea. Sorry. All I know is that I've been using it for half a year and it works like a charm. Still gives me more extra hours than a regular battery.
892300
Good question since it does not say. I bought the batteries that were pictured with the product and those are NOT the right ones. I think it was a AA or AAA. I only say "think" because I have to buy 5-6 of these presenters a year because I am always leaving the little USB gizmo in the computer and someone who uses it after me usually takes it. I have not used this one since last year and I forget but I do recall it was a very standard battery. This year I switched to a slightly more expensive one to try it out, one that is not a pen size but slightly larger.
1167510
The device uses AAA size regular alkaline disposable batteries and consumes very low power (they last long time depending the frequency of usage), it does not make a sense to use rechargeable batteries.
1811687
It has been a while since installed it but it uses a mall backup battery which I did test. I forget how that I tested it.
353107
The battery is an Li-50B. I have the one from Olympus that came with the camera, but I also use a Digipower one, and it works great, too. And, I think it's a lot cheaper. They both take tons of photos and are re-chargeable.
2239526
The operating instruction that came with the device says, "a new 1.5V G-13 size button cell battery." For what that's worth.
883491
I do not know as the battery is still new. It functions well and gives me about five hours on a charge.
1308444
Built in battery. (I don't know exactly what type of battery it is. I just guess Li-ion rechargeable.)
2143209
The claimed capacity of the device is 50,000 mAh. According to specifications listed above the device weighs 400 grams. A 6 amp hour Polymer Lithium Ion Battery weighs 110 grams. So the most the device could contain is three 6 amp hour Polymer Lithium Ion Battery's. That works out to 18 amp hours or 18,000 mAh. So the actual capacity of the device appears to be less than half of the claimed capacity.
1131211
The battery that it uses is the small round one like a watch would use or digital scales. I haven't had them long enough to know but would expect several years from them based on the battery type.
1311008
It's a Lithium Ion 3.6 V, 4.5 Wh, 1240 mAh rechargable pack. I bought mine with a second one not from Sony (it was part of a whole package including a camera bag as well) - this one is from Bower, also a Li-Ion, 3.6 V, but 1800 mAh. I didn't keep track which one of them was better, since I charge them both, put one in the camera, and then shoot more photos than with any camera before without worrying about the battery. It just runs and runs and runs... When the camera finally announces a battery being nearly empty, I switch them and charge the empty one. Piece of cake.
2025512
It uses a 23A (23AE) battery. Only place I found that carried it was Walmart! It does work well and great for elderly! I got it for my mom & dad.
435702
Yes and no. The device uses a LiFePO4 400mAH battery with an attached wire/plug. You could find such a cell and replace it but a battery like that isn't that common yet.I'm thinking it's going to be a long long time before you have to worry about it though.
851178
The one I have uses batteries not sure if using rechargeable batteries the device would recharge them when in USB . Good ? I need to try that! But no if its the same version I have it doesn't have a built in lithium.