Does this outlet switch use CR123A Lithium Batteries or something else? Thanks in advance!
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.
2025513
I may not understand your question completely. The 3 electric "plugs" or outlets you see in the picture (that respond to the remote control) plug into ordinary electrical outlets (like a wall outlet). At that point, that particular outlet in now controlled by the little remote controller that comes with the set. You just use it like an ordinary electrical outlet. There are 3 buttons on it numbered to correspond to the 3 numbered outlets. I have really enjoyed mine because some of my lamps are difficult to get to and I can just walk into the room and turn on 1, 2 or all three of them from the remote control. The remote control uses ordinary AA batteries. I may not understand your question completely. The 3 electric "plugs" or outlets you see in the picture (that respond to the remote control) plug into ordinary electrical outlets (like a wall outlet). At that point, that particular outlet in now controlled by the little remote controller that comes with the set. You just use it like an ordinary electrical outlet. There are 3 buttons on it numbered to correspond to the 3 numbered outlets. I have really enjoyed mine because some of my lamps are difficult to get to and I can just walk into the room and turn on 1, 2 or all three of... » Read More I may not understand your question completely. The 3 electric "plugs" or outlets you see in the picture (that respond to the remote control) plug into ordinary electrical outlets (like a wall outlet). At that point, that particular outlet in now controlled by the little remote controller that comes with the set. You just use it like an ordinary electrical outlet. There are 3 buttons on it numbered to correspond to the 3 numbered outlets. I have really enjoyed mine because some of my lamps are difficult to get to and I can just walk into the room and turn on 1, 2 or all three of them from the remote control. The remote control uses ordinary AA batteries. « Show Less
2025514
I apologize, I never looked. The micro-controller remote would be the only device with a battery as the switching units themselves get their power directly from the house mains. I know this, they have "changed my life" -- we have three lights in our living room, and each is controlled by the devices, and to be able to sit in my loveseat withmy feet up and turn them on or off as I desire is a dream come true!
1420481
Yes again; I have been using rechargeable CR123's for a year now, with daily use, without incident.
1050179
It uses Lithium Battery 3V CR2032. They're not expensive. http://www.walmart.com/ip/INSTEN-5pcs-CR-2032-CR2032-3V-Lithium-Button-Cell-Coin-Battery/31515503
971668
They use CR123A/DL123A lithium batteries (3 volts). You can find these at any Radio Shack.
857635
The unit operates on 3 "D" batteries. It does have a power receptacle for a wall plug in unit but I do not know the part number for it. We use batteries.
2193959
it only takes AA batteries. Don't know why someone thinks it takes 110 electric outlet. this unit does NOT plug into an outlet for power; compatibility with a solenoid is a pointless question. It's a sealed unit. You put in AA batteries, connect to water hose, set the timer. That's all.
1099172
It uses the 18650 3.7V. I may accommodate two CR123's if I recall correctly. Hope this helps.
799807
it say cr 132, (but I think you mean cr123). it uses a lithium rechargeable 18650, which is 3.7 volts, the cr 123's are 3,7 volts, and half as long, so it will take 2, which boosts the voltage. 2 times. the flashlight won't last long, like that. most of what I have, uses the 18650. hope it helps
28025
my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
1783772
Yes, it uses two CR2032 batteries. That said, the ones that came with mine were almost dead. Worked long enough to pair and play with for 5 minutes, then nothing. Bought new ones and it works fine.
2053446
The one I have takes 4AAA batteries, not quite sure about the lithium coin batteries, but pretty sure you can find what you need at the jewelry counter at Walmart
2213491
The CR123A batteries I bought on amazon are not Lithium-Ion batteries. They sent me CR123A Lithium batteries wich are NOT rechargable and are 3 Volts. These power my night vision iluminator. At the time I bought these batteries I could not find rechargable 123A batteries. As for the charger charging 123A batteries, mine are CR123A Lithium and are NOT rechargable but the contacts do fit this charger and there is a voltage setting on the side of the charger for 3 Volt or 4.2 Volt. If you lookup this charger it does not list any CR123A batteries compatible with it. So I* would say try at your own risk. But does seem viable because the voltage is close just watch to see if the batteries or charger heat up too much. I hope this helps.
2159101
It uses one CR2 Lithium 3 Volt battery. They cost a little over a couple of bucks apiece.
1190533
Lithium cell cr2025 3v it's one of the button cell ones, I'm sure any of the same size will work
1681136
Hi, It can not charge the CR123A battery since it's a 3.0V battery. The universal charger only works with 3.6/3.7 & 7.2/7.4V li-ion battery and Ni-MH battery. Kind regards, Terry 877-268-1235 x304
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I installed a new one 11 November 2012 and haven't needed to change the battery yet. The previous similar one was good for approximately 9 years, I can't remember the exact date I initially installed the first device. The receiver plugs into the AC outlet and doesn't require a battery. You can purchase an additonal battery for the wall switch from Amazon as well...High Voltage 12v A23 23AE. There will be a battery supplied with your new purchase.
2211220
Yes this does use the CR2032 battery, I haven't had to replace mine yet though.