Energizer MAX Zinc Manganese Dioxide AA Battery 1.5 V

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RS stock no.:
108-790
Distrelec Article No.:
303-67-648
Mfr. Part No.:
7638900437720
Manufacturer:
Energizer
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Brand

Energizer

Series

Energizer MAX

Product Type

AA Battery

Chemistry

Zinc Manganese Dioxide

Nominal Voltage

1.5V

Battery Capacity

2.5Ah

Battery Size

AA

IEC Code

Iec Lr6

Number of Batteries

8

Termination Type

Flat Contact

Height

50.5mm

Diameter

14.5mm

Standards/Approvals

No

Weight

23g

Energizer MAX Series AA Battery, 2.5Ah Battery Capacity, 1.5V Nominal Voltage - 7638900437720


This AA battery provides portable DC power for a range of electronic devices, using a zinc manganese dioxide chemistry to deliver a nominal voltage of 1.5 V and moderate capacity suitable for intermittent and continuous consumer use.

Features and Benefits:


• 2.5 Ah capacity delivers extended run-time for higher-drain devices
• Flat contact termination enables stable connection in Compact holders
• Zinc manganese dioxide chemistry offers consistent voltage output under load
• Lightweight at 23 g reduces overall device mass for portable equipment
• IEC code LR6 ensures compatibility with standard AA battery receptacles

Applications


• Suitable for handheld torches and portable lighting devices
• Used with wireless peripherals requiring a steady 1.5 V supply
• Ideal for children's toys with moderate energy demands
• Can be used for remote controls and small household electronics
• Suitable for battery-powered measuring instruments in fieldwork

How many cells are provided in a pack?


The pack contains eight individual AA cells.

What are the physical cross-section measurements of each cell?


Each cell measures 14.5 mm in diameter and 50.5 mm in height.

How does the cell weight influence portable device design?


At 23 g per cell the mass impact is minimal, aiding handheld ergonomics and transport considerations.

Which nominal voltage should equipment expect during operation?


Equipment should be designed for a nominal 1.5 V per cell when in use.

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