What size and quantity of batteries does this timer use?
1074476
Whatever the number and type, the batteries are easy to obtain & the timer's cheap to run -- I haven't had to replace the batteries yet, after 9 months.
1074477
Mine is in my classroom but I believe it's three AAA batteries. possibly 4 but I'm almost certain it's AAA.
400322
It uses three watch batteries. They are available at a battery store. Not available everywhere, too specialized.
1988642
Excellent question! I had to pry open the unit to find out. My recollection is that the timer arrived with a small plastic tab. I must have pulled the tab to activate the battery. The battery is well sealed, with a VERY tight fitting cover, held in place by a small Phillips screw. I will add a Dymo label on the back, for when it becomes time to replace the battery.
1839560
4 batteries (AA or AAA, I can't recall) and the batteries don't last very long at all. I installed this above my kitchen sink and within a week the batteries were dead and it wasn't like I left the light on 24/7.
1528312
It is about 1/2 the length of a AA battery. It is mostly used in Garage Door Remote Control. If you need the actual measure, email again, I will open my Remote and measure it.
1563028
2 AAA batteries. I use rechargeable batteries. I also wish the light did stay on longer.
953914
it uses LR41 button batteries . if you leave the batteries when not in use , they will go dead . their cheap . buy a bunch
262166
3"x3" sq and 1/2" thick. The same size as most other 12v timers I have seen
1540942
I used a 12v battery ( which is charged from a solar panel,) to power the timer and the led strip lights. Works perfectly. Lights run 4 hours a day, timer is always drawing a small amount of power from the battery.
2177980
The MT13A Mini Timer uses 2 - AA batteries for backup of settings. Do not use rechargeable batteries.
2203271
It should be the DC AA battery voltage from the Timer that has 2xAA 1.5Volt
1368117
It comes with batteries because it started working right from the box. Not sure how many and what size. It is at my grandson's house and can't check right now.
317665
Having disposed of the paper work that accompanied the Stanley timers I purchased from Amazon I cannot be sure they are Stanley's 38425 Timermax model. Having said that , they are Stanley Timers but one cannot replace the battery nor does one need to. They have a rechargeable battery built in and one must plug them in and charge them for one hour prior to using them.
1050860
It uses 3 LR44 button batteries. The unit shuts off automatically in 15 seconds to extend battery life. These batteries are also available here in Amazon for as low as $0.12 each for a pack of 10 Maxell's.
418273
Its a small watch type battery about 1/8th inch thick and about 1/8th inch smaller diameter than a dime. It takes 3 batteries each of its 2 devices. I hope this answers your question.
1851357
It uses 3 x AAA batteries. One for the microphone and two for the receiver. It does come with one set of batteries.
426362
The Intermatic ET1125C timer uses two AAA batteries for battery back-up. According to the manual, batteries can be easily replaced without removing the TimeSwitch mechanism or field wiring. It is recommended to replace the batteries every 2-3 years with 2 AAA industrial grade alkaline cells.