The description text says "9 volt battery"; the specs section says AAA battery! Which is it?
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There is a transmitter and a receiver. Both take the 9 volt battery. Batteries last pretty well and I seem to get more than 20 hours of operation them.
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It's a 9-volt...which seems a bit weird, you'd think they would standardize with something like a AAA, but it seems to last quite long!
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9 volt. Mine seems to be performing as described and pleased with it. The next step up is about 21/2 times the price. so as they say its a good one for a newbie. Elmer
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Our church has three of these units over the past 15 years and each set uses the 9volt battery, one each in transmitter and receiver. We have in that time been diligent and now only on second set of 9V rechargeables during that entire time of service.
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I was surprised to find that the 2 motion detectors in the HA-300 kit that I received on 10/15/2015 are powered by 2 AAA batteries. The instructions still say 9 volt. So far seems to work as advertised (40 feet and 110 degrees). 9 volts down to 3? Wonder how long they will last? Much easier to change than 9 volt.
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It is an odd size. The battery that came with it is labeled Qianshou alkaline battery, 23A 12V. It looks about half the length and the same diameter as a AAA.
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About batteries, they are atually AAAA (that is, 4 A's), which are smaller than AAA (I have to confess that it is the first time I see one of those). I haven't had the chance to use it extensively, but so far it works fine.
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The battery is 12v max litheon. BAT 411, 10.8v/12v max. This is information directly from the battery.
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I bought AAA batteries from this seller in October 2014. The listing says 10 years, and that is why I bought from him. These batteries are dated March 2021. They were available elsewhere on ---- for two dollars less with the same date. I contacted the seller and asked for a $2.00 refund. He blamed Amazon for the "10 year shelf life statement" and did not respond until I filed a return request with Amazon for a not as described product. Since this happened, I see the listing has not been corrected. This speaks for the seller's integrity in my opinion.
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The AAA's say "Typ.800mAh,Min750mAh" The AA's say "Typ.2.000mAh,Min 1.900mAh"
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The one we bought used 2 AA batteries but maybe later models or earlier ones use the 9v.
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Hey Mr. Robert L.,It takes a nine volt battery. Mine did not come with the battery.
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It uses one AAA battery. Click on "See more product details" in the product description area and you'll get more info...
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sorry excuse for product description. when something says :Package Include : 1 x UltraFire 1000Lm CREE XM-L T6 LED Flashlight Torch 1 x Rechargeable battery Charger (110-240v World voltage) 1 x 18650 3.7v 2400mAh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery Specifications Max Output:1000 Lumens Working Voltage:3.7v-9V Colour :Black Battery: 1 x 18650 3.7v (Battery included) Size(mm):137 x 32(bezel)/25(body) Weight :108g (without battery) ] then that is what is supposed to be shipped. this is not truth in advertising. "let the buyer beware" don't even cuont here!!!
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It is hidden in the description - 18650 Battery. Search Amazon or eBay and you'll find them. They are a slightly wacky but very effective Li ion battery. Do some research and get a reasonable quality. Some of them claim high storage but I think they are all about the same.
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It indicates one AAA battery on Amazon's product page but it's really a 2.4v BT162342 that is included.
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Don't know the exact battery size. It is a disk shaped battery you can buy at a drug store but they cost more than AAA or other sizes.
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That is a dc rating for the power supply, not the battery. The battery is 10.8v 4400mah.
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No, this is not an AAA battery. Further, when installed, it is a rechargeable one.
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Non-standard battery means that it is a proprietary battery or manufacturer specific. Which means it not your typical AA, AAA, D, C, 9volt and so on.