My remotes had a low battery light on. The instructions call for a23s 12 volt and the existing battery is an a27 12volt. what is the correct battery?
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If at all possible, replace it with the same battery that was in the remote.
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That is what my battery says so I think it should work. I have a lot of trouble with this remote and I'm not sure why? when it works I love it but when it breaks I hate it!!
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these are just 12v batteries used in many remote control units. those hold long time the energy you may need. replacement battery on those units just needed when distance looks not covered by the receiver. can be used on many other projects if you need a little 12volt batteries with low drain, for me those last long based in my experience.
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As far as I can tell and I'm no expert, but there is no difference between the AE-23 12 volt battery and the A23 12 Volt battery. The popular brand companies use the A23 designator and off brand companies use the AE23 designator. Hope this helps
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The remote is about the size of a big car remote, suitable for a key chain. The battery looks like a sawed-off AAA cell. It's 12 volts, type A23G. Amazon shows a 2-pck for $4. Other sources show up to $6 apiece. (12 volts is needed for its UHF transmitter.)
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There's a round space that is labeled 3v and another labeled 1.5 v. I have no clue if either would test A23 batteries.
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My remote took a DL2032 or CR2032 battery. The new battery increased my range considerably.
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Go to a battery store and have the battery tested. I know Batteries Plus sells a replacement battery and they are not cheap. If it is not the battery, it most likely is the remote. I bought a new one after having problems with the channels jumping randomly and am so much happier with the newer remote. My other one was about 4 years old.
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Pull batery from sony via and see battery number before you order. They use different model numbers.
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The battery is in the outside remote unit . It powers the unit when darkness occurs. It is probably a CR123A lithium battery.
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I had a remote that stop working, I changed the battery, still did not work. I order a new one. Sometimes thing just goes out. Good luck.
389709
Good morning. I just popped my remote open and it does use a CR2025 as stated. They are 3 Volts. If it is exactly the same size and voltage I would imagine it would work. I does come with a battery when purchase it and mine has lasted for months without replacing.
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I looked in my remote and the battery is really small like a AAA but half has long and the only thing it says on it is - 12v 3A which I have never heard of. But it did come with a battery so you don't have to worry about it right away.
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Yes. On the back of the remote you'll see an indention. With the indention closest to you, move the small tab, on the left, to the right and pull the battery door towards you. You'll see a button battery with a number on it. Replace with a new one of the same number. Be sure to install it with the number facing up, the same way the depleted battery was oriented.
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Your old battery has Cranking Amps: 230 and the Voltage:=12. The amazon 12V / 18Ah Sealed Lead Acid will not supply the cranking amps like the sp-30-230. If your machine is well tuned it may start every time, or if you run the lights or other accessories it may fail quickly.. I would get the sp-30-230, its made to fit correctly and power your machine...
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I'm using these batteries on my outside keypad for my garage door. They continued to work at -17 deg. f, a good test of a battery. They're the same size and same voltage. The A23s sold by Radio Shack is spec'd at 33 mAh. The Energizer A23 is spec'd at 55 mAh, that's 66% more power.
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I am not sure if you will be able to purchase replacements remotes, but you can ask the seller of this product if they can sell you a programmed remote. If I were you, I would just replace the battery, to replace the battery just remove the back glued aluminium cover, then remove 2 screws under the back cover and remove the back, I think the battery is 480ma ~1.5cm lithium polymer, you will find similar batteries on ebay for ~2$ shipped. you just have the find the matching amp, voltage,connector type/polarity and same battery size. Battery replacement is same as replacing cordless phone battery, not difficult. After 4 years of use, my 1 remote still holds ~3 weeks of charge and the other one ~10 days of charge.