my battery says BT-1007 D C 4 v, 500 mAH. will this battery work with this 2.4 volt battery
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Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not... » Read More Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. « Show Less
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Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions.
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I was concerned about this when I ordered the eForCity 2pack but it worked fine. No problems.
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Can't say for certain. Best bet is to match the Volts rating and connector head. "mah" I believe just means how long it can last. A real electrician can comment on that. You can also google the original battery model to see if this one will work with it. Multiple Uniden handsets used the same model of battery from what I remember when I looked it up. Best of luck.
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im so sorry i really cant tell you but i know the battery has two prongs where it connects so look at where your battery is connecting if it has two prongs then it will work.
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Same as John D - BT50 3.7 volt. milli amps. not list. The battery works great.[One doesn't have to have an exact match for milli amps.]
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Should work fine, the specs are the same for both handsets. 2.4v Ni-MH and the size and connectors are identical. The replacement has more storage at 750mAH then the original at 700mAH
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Battary Type: Name:SAYO BATTERY, Capacity: 750mAh, Volatage:3.6v. No part number written on the battery itself try to visit website: www.mackseadryer.com. Thanks
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It certainly will if your original battery looks like this one. The 2000mAh will run longer than say 1600mAh. It will not hurt your unit.
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2.4v BT162342 as posted is included. I am currently trying to find the cost.
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If you look at the description this is a 2.4 volt 900 mAh battery. Voltage and mAh are units of electrical charge. I would just make sure those numbers match the battery you already have. You want them to have the same voltage as the battery already in your phone. I am sorry, I have no idea if they can replace BT1021.
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Damn good question. It works with two 123 batteries. But they clearly are smaller than the intended battery. As the main body is wider than the 123 style...
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I am not positive. I can tell you that I have the 5000 mah 2c and my other battery is a 3c and they can not charge simultaneously. Very annoying. My guy tells me it would not work.
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Yes should work fine. However be careful not to over discharge the battery . Normally you would want a deep cycle type of battery. Their big and heavy. Just be careful not to take discharge below 11.5 volts
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Truthfully i didn't pay much attention to the mah number. On amazon i entered the phone type and weeded out the battry from there. The battery was a bit different than my original in that the connector was 2 separate pieces instead of 2 wires attached to one connector. I hope this helps at least a bit
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Not sure! Does your battery have those voltage, current capabilities and wattage? If so then probably. Check your owners manual.
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Go to the ATT website and it will tell you and you can also order from them. bt183342/bt28342 (2.4v 499mAh Ni-MH
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I do not know the answer to that question. I use it DV 5000 series laptop with an HP charger. I am not sure if there is a mismatch. I have had the battery for less than 6 months, and the max capacity is already down to low 40% charge.
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I'd suggest you go to the BT website http://batterytender.com/?gclid=CIjahqLdt7sCFSho7Aod4QoAcg and check to see if there are any FAQs for your question. If not, you might call BT customer service....they're very helpful and friendly.