If I want to insert a classical alcaline battery, does it work properly?
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only battery to be used is a rechargeable one, it will be marked on the battery itself...
1408164
It would probably operate the light until the battery dies, but would not recharge each day.
1057766
Yes. I use Eneloop batts, and they work perfectly. The unit has a setting for battery type (NiHM, alkaline, or lithium) which calibrates the built-in battery level indicator.
49620
Yes. Just make sure you don't try to charge it with Alkaline batteries inserted.
820270
Yes, b/c that's the model I bought the battery for & it works beautifully! :-D
1035046
Hello, no I just put this new battery in and it works great!!! I have had really good luck with it and happy I purchased it. Hope you have the same success as I have with this battery.
1449967
I have only used the "Casil" Brand Name replacement for our ADT alarm system. I don't know if a similar one from another manufacturer would work, and how well. I cannot recall the "name" of the original battery that was installed many many years ago. I hope this helps you.
674363
Yes absolutely! Either AA Standard Alkaline or AA Rechargeable batteries will work perfectly in this clock movement mechanism. I actually have one using a rechargeable AA at the moment.
1015568
Don't really know what to tell you for sure. It is kind of a guessing game as what will work best for you. I am happy with my purchase, my battery was so weak that I had to stay hooked to electric (only had about 20 minutes on old battery) this one works just like a new one should. I don't think any of the batteries will do exactly what they say. (seems just like a guideline to me)
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Hello, It looks like it could work based on the size and pic of the battery (found on Google search) it should fit in battery compartment. Only difference I see is the battery i purchased was 4.5 ah and this one was 5 ah. I"m really not sure what Ah means- perhaps more powerful, but even so it should work as long as the battery fits in the compartment and you can connect the positive and negative leads to it, it should do the job.
497295
I used AA battery in each of the three that I bought. All worked. Check the polarity. Positive in first. If that is correct, then I think you got a bad one.
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It should work fine as long as the voltage of the Lithium Battery is not more than what is measured by the checker. Anything over 1.5 could give you a false reading I'm guessing because a standard battery is only 1.2 volt assuming you are talking about AA or AAA batteries.
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They seem to be a bundle of AA size batteries with a heavy duty shrink wrap I placed mine in an alarm system also as replacement. Although it was not ADT. I would think that it would be compatible. The systems from most companies is probably similar power requirements.
1937313
No, it will be a waste of your money. I had used a different brand previously and it worked great. I have tried this on several batteries and it does not work!
82153
The battery fully charges. If your current battery is the same number it should fit.
1164551
I wish I could help, I put it in and it worked fine The old battery that was NO GOOD was not recognized by computer! Sorry not much help here!!!
1215623
Yes this would be acceptable. If you use 1.5 alkaline batteries, you can only use 5, must use 1 dummy battery, essentially a short. Transmitter will refuse to operate on 9 volts. Dummy battery listed on internet -- maybe listed as Zero volt, about $1.00 from China.
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No. For starters a "normal" battery charger (if you are talking about what you'd plug AA's into) is designed for batteries that get to around 1.5 V or so, way less than what this one is rated for. And of course it won't connect without a bunch of custom splicing and screwing around. And they are a totally different kind of battery as well. If you're going to own something that requires this kind of battery, you need to also own the proper way to charge it.