Need 2 replace a Diehard battery DJW12-4.5 Craftsman opener. My battery has 2 sizes of terminals, the black 1 smaller than red, is this the same?
1086090
I bought this for a house that I sold some time ago. Don't remember any specifics.
1086091
The terminal sizes on the battery are the same size as opposed to your door opener butt connectors. The size difference is minimal and will work with this battery. If you choose to use this battery, you will save money. BTW, specs wise this battery is equivalent to the OEM battery.
1086092
SuziQ, the connectors on garage door opener will work on the replacement battery regardless of size. Just make sure you connect positive to positive and negative to negative.
669109
Yes. I had not checked all different battery pictures carefully because the battery was advertised as a replacement.My connectors were for wider battery terminals and the terminals had plastic on them that did not match my connectors.The plastic on the terminals just slide off. I assUme that they were for protection instead of connections? Don't know.My large connectors fit okay on the smaller terminals so I did not bother returning and ordering a better fitting battery with more amp hours for 25 cents more.
188536
The battery I received was a clone. It was not the same battery as pictured. It won't fit the charger or my sawsall, light or drill. I lost the shipping I was charged in returning. I suggest you go to your Sears store and they will make sure you get the proper battery. I am done with Amazon.
1258840
If you go the web site and check the dimensions ( L x W x H) with your batterys' dimensions, if they are the same it will fit. My experience with the battery in my honeywell generator, the battery fit, I did have to extend the positive cable as the pos. and the neg. terminals were reversed, it was not much of a problem. The battery works perfectly and I am very happy with it. I hope this helps with your decision to purchase. B.
1316021
Not sure. But here is how I did it. Got battery with same voltage and same size. Cut the connector off the old battery. Soldered the connector onto the wires of the new battery. Worked like a charm.
1020745
They should be a correct replacement for you. Although please make sure your old batteries have the same terminal type. This listing is for F1 terminals and the batteries can also have F2 ones. Here you may see the difference between them: F1 and F2 represent the type of connector that is located on the top of the battery. F1 terminals are .187 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows) and F2 terminals are .250 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows). Most emergency light applications use a F1 terminal and most emergency power backup (UPS) applications use F2 terminals. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
826092
Depends on what battery you already have. This model is a 12V 7.0 Amp Hour with .250 connectors. If your battery is the same voltage and amp hour you can measure the terminals to see if they are 1/4 inch like this model.
654067
I don't know, All I know is that is the battery that was needed to replace the one that had died. I would think that it is the measurements of the case, not including the terminals, because the width and lenght are correct to the given dimensions, so I would guess that it is just the case without the terminals.
1289869
This looks like the same battery I purchased a short while ago. It did charge in the older battery charger I had for my older Craftsman 1/2 inch drill motor and it fit into my drill motor properly and ran the drill pretty well. It may do the same for you.
1494117
No, although the voltage is the same, the connections are different. These batteries are not compatible with Craftsman power tools.
1946581
yes, this should work with your craftsman. The unit "learns" the code transmitted by your opener. Follow the steps on the instructions which come with the replacement opener. Make sure you remove the protective film in the battery compartment before using! Good luck!
954147
The battery that I received through Amazon looks exactly like the original. I took the old one apart and on the inside were two very simple rechargeable button batteries that you can buy at the drug store. However, the two batteries are soldered to the terminal strips and I did not feel confident that I could unsolder the old ones and solder on the new ones. That's why I bought the replacement BA151 online. Mine works fine. I presume that the replacement version has a different brand of button batteries on the inside, but it looks the same on the outside, it works for me and I am not fussed over the online comments that it may be different on the inside.
1424971
Yes it is the same battery....it is two pronged. However, it didn't work with my drill because it was one pronged. My remedy was to shave the prong off and now it works!
1804296
As far as I know yes. This is the same size, volt, AmpH we purchased for our Chamberlain garage door opener and it works fine. I love having the battery back-up and have had to use it since we replaced our original battery with one like the one that is pictured in this message. Good luck and I hope this helped.
1869068
I would think so. I googled it and your battery has the same specs, including the same size terminals.
1750801
The terminals on the battery 1/16" smaller than the connecting (female) terminals on my APC 550 UPS. I snipped off the terminals on the depleted battery and slightly widened the female terminals enough to accommodate a tight fit with the snips laying atop the battery (male) terminals.....
1841981
I have a Craftsman Opener and it works fine. Battery Life for first use was 6 months but I use it a lot.