What is the difference between this battery NP7-12 and the NP7-12S ?
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Unfortunately I do not know; sorry to be no help. Tom, St. George, Louisiana
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Unfortunately I do not know; sorry to be no help.Tom, St. George, Louisiana
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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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Mind doesnt say S on it; Maybe s for SEALED lead acid; I would stay with what ever you had as an original
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I'm not 100% sure but i think the difference is the width of the spade terminalsHope this helps
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I have not seen a NP-QM70 battery so I'm not certain, but looking at the photo of the NP-FM70/QM71 battery I would say that they are not equal. I see that there is a charger that will charge both of them, which means the bases are similar, but the NP-QM70 looks like it is twice as high. I don't think the power output is the same. The NP-FM70/QM71 has 2600 mAh output and the NP-FM50 has a 1300 mAh output.
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I own several eagletac batteries and to be honest there is really not much difference from a 3100mah to a 3400mah but it also depends on what you are using the batteries for. But from what I know you do not need to upgrade to a higher output battery when both batteries are 3.7v.
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I purchased it for my wife's N4010 and it works great compared to the old battery. Fits just right and carries about a 2 hour charge. The only thing I noticed is the battery icon on Windows 7 no longer provided an estimate of how much battery (in terms of hours and minutes) remained, only a percentage of the battery remaining.
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I can't really tell from the picture but try this link: http://www.ebay.com/sch/?_nkw=L675D-S7105&clk_rvr_id=584289710954 The more expensive one is heavy-duty battery.
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I don't know if 12v 7.2ah is the same as 12v 7ah. Probably, but I don't know. The battery weighs a couple of pounds. It is not light, but has density and thus feels like 2 to 3 pounds.
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I have 2 batteries for my FireStorm saw. This one that says FSX-Extreme and the other looks like it's a HPNB24. With slight modification to the tabs on the top of batteries--believe I just chopped off one tab on the HPNB24-- they can interchange. HOWEVER, this battery-life sucks. The HPNB24 lasts about 3x longer than this one. When you pick 'em up, about 2x heavier for the HPNB24 than this one. I will not get another one of these, I'll stay with the HPNB24.
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theres no difference, but i would check the battery part number make sure its 7 to 12v and the battery u should be ok
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The battery I replaced goes to my home security system (security and fire). It was a NP7 direct replacement. The model is a YUSA NP7-12 12V 7.0Ah, Sealed Rechargeable Lead Acid Battery, Made in USA.Worked Great. Hope that help!!
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Probably the difference is in the tabs. These two urls give you some info on the tab configurations and the significance of the letters.http://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11639085-battery-terminalshttp://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11786397-the-ub12180-batteryThe main difference is probably the terminal configuration. Did you specify a tab style?
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The difference between the 12 cell and the reg battery is the 12 cell runs much longer between charges. Yes the 12 cell will rise the back of your laptop about 3/4 of an inch. We found we liked it better that way, made it more comfortable to type on.
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I think the important part of the serial number is the first part. I have this battery and it appears and functions identically. Don't think there is a difference. Might be a lot number or something.
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The battery I received was a Duracell MN27. I was looking for A27/12v and this battery worked fine as a replacement. According to http://ww2.duracell.com/b2b/media/en-US/pdf/tools-info/Duracell_Battery_Cross_Reference_Guide.pdf the MN27 is equivalent to an Energizer A27. Both are 12v. Battery still good since Nov. 2012 in my remote key less start. Hope this helped
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In the specifications for the Yuasa NP7-12 battery the dimensions are given in millimeters (mm).I will first list the battery's dimensions in mm taken directly from the Yuasa specification and then I will translate the dimensions to the English system.Takenly directly from the Yuasa specification : Length = 151 mm, Width = 65 mm and Height = 97.5 mm.]Translated to the English system the battery's dimensions are : Length = 5.94 in, Width = 2.56 in and Height = 3.84 in.
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The listing you are looking for is for the F1 version. Look for NP7-12T for the F2 version.
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off the top of my head i dont have a number but the np-fv100 battery would out last my old battery by 1hr and a half with minutes to spare. its puts me at ease knowing my battery will last more than 50 minutes. Its large but its light.
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the battery style is same,EN-EL14a, but the capacity is different, one is 1500mAh, the other is 1230mAh.