What does "Not California and Oregon Energy Compliant" mean? This is just a battery!
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This is just a battery for the most part, but it comes with a small "wall wart" charger that you plug in to give it the energy it has. That "wall-wart" doesn't meet those states rules on "power conservation", so they aren't allowed there.
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With the JNC660 (which looks very similar) I know there's a selection for "Energy compliant" for units to go to Cal. If they won't allow this one to go there, it seems like there should be the same selection available. I believe there's a "more energy efficient" charger placed in some units as the difference.
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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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Its either. I believe it is so you can DC out to another product. Or, apply another battery as stated below. The instructions do not discuss the issue.
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This company has relabeled this battery to look like a original samsung battery. It didn't work in my husband's phone or my phone. A reputable battery dealer pointed out that it was re-labeled. Under the samsung label is the label Hisense L137163C, 3.7V, 1630mAh, 6.03kWh. It was a rip off. They wanted to refund my money if I would remove my bad review. No way was that going to happen! Don't buy it!
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Unclear from their Yuasu data catalog as these specific types are not detailed by those numbers. However the pictures of this Yuasu battery on eBay shows the usual 7A, 12VDC battery with terminals on the top. The "S" designation may mean that the terminals are different in some way--perhaps on "side" or "switched" I hope this is useful. I use mine in my home security sysstem as the back-up battery in case of power loss. The plain designator of NP7-12 was the exact replacement I needed and the wires slipped right onto the battery terminals. Check what you are using the battery for as far as size and type of clips used, then check the pics on eBay and see if this is what you need. Unclear from their Yuasu data catalog as these specific types are not detailed by those numbers. However the pictures of this Yuasu battery on eBay shows the usual 7A, 12VDC battery with terminals on the top. The "S" designation may mean that the terminals are different in some way--perhaps on "side" or "switched" I hope this is useful. I use mine in my home security sysstem as the back-up battery in case of power loss. The plain designator of NP7-12 was the exact replacement I needed and the wires slipped right onto the battery terminals. Check what you are... » Read More Unclear from their Yuasu data catalog as these specific types are not detailed by those numbers. However the pictures of this Yuasu battery on eBay shows the usual 7A, 12VDC battery with terminals on the top. The "S" designation may mean that the terminals are different in some way--perhaps on "side" or "switched" I hope this is useful. I use mine in my home security sysstem as the back-up battery in case of power loss. The plain designator of NP7-12 was the exact replacement I needed and the wires slipped right onto the battery terminals. Check what you are using the battery for as far as size and type of clips used, then check the pics on eBay and see if this is what you need. « Show Less
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It is some kind of coin cell type battery. It is not meant to be replaced by the user. The lantern failed miserably after a few months of use. The plastic gears broke inside. I would not buy this again and I would recommend you avoid it.
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I am not a seller. I am a consumer buyer. I use the batteries for home and office just like any non dealer/business owner would. The seller is deceptive and for that reason alone, someone else gets my business from now on...TimmyT81
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It's California specific. Here's some good info on Proposition 65 - which requires this for CA only. http://www.itmonline.org/arts/prop65.htm
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Keith Kreider, I will have to contact the manufacturer to know for sure, however, I suspect it is because there is a California Proposition 65 Warning on the system. Customer Service TheBetterBuy
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This item is not for sale in California/Non CARB compliant, CARB stands for California Air Resources Board
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Mine was labeled something else, but most brand name manufacturers contract out batteries and just slap their own sticker on it.What I can tell you the battery I got was a decent one, lasted about 3-4 hrs and worked with all power states and levels both windows and Linux. Just saying your results and mileage may vary, contact a professional if you get mileage or results longer than four hours
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Calif now requires a backup battery for plug-in detectors. This one won't do it.
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@ Derek ... No no no. This is *NOT* CA (California) compliant. Not a typo.It means it can't be manufactured in California, can't be sold with a house, can't be included as an apartment furnishing, possibly other legal limitations.
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This is a solar panel. Mistakenly, they are describing a different product.
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The instruction sheet says "Do not charge any other chemistry of battery cells other than NiCD and NiMH."
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That is correct. The battery I received was an aftermarket battery - and as I said in my review, is probably only good for power outages as the charge is short-lived...