1.5 Volt Alkaline Button Cell Battery

[Lithium-Ion] I recently purchased the Energizer LR44 Alkaline Button Cell Battery for a digital thermometer and a few other small devices, and I’m thoroughly impressed. These batteries have exceeded my expectations in terms of longevity—they’ve powered my devices for much longer than expected, especially compared to other brands. The power delivery is stable and reliable, ensuring consistent performance without any unexpected power drops. Additionally, the LR44 size fits a wide range of devices, making it a versatile option. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and will continue to use Energizer for my battery needs!

[0.15 lb] The Exell A32PX 6 volt alkaline battery is a direct fit replacement for the old mercury battery used in the Yashica Electro35 rangefinder 35mm camera. This batteries resuscitated the camera! The voltage is a bit higher than with the mercury, so you may need to tweak your exposure for critical work. With the Electro35 this is easily accomplished by changing the ISO (ASA) on the original Electro35. Frankly, shooting regular negative film didn’t require any change.

[Black] I bought a several of these C cell alkaline battery packages to donate to the Hurricane Harvey relief/recovery effort. I know from past experience that RAYOVAC batteries are reliable, and the re-sealable packaging should make them less susceptible to environmental exposure; although I don't think they'll remain in the packaging very long. The quantity packaging is also easier to ship than individual batteries or battery pairs. Looks like I might have to get more, to send to some of the other disaster sites.

[Aluminum] I have four different keychain flashlights: - a button-cell light with a switch that activates way too easily (in my pocket, bumping against keys, etc.), and so wears out the battery prematurely. - two different brands of lights that each use a AAA battery, have a twist-to-turn-on function, and neither of them have multiple brightness settings or a rechargeable option. - this one. When looking at the other three, it's easy to see why this is my favorite.

[Active 3-Way] worked just like the product I replaced except uses a double A battery instead of a nine volt.

worked just like the product I replaced except uses a double A battery instead of a nine volt.

[Yes] Purchased 2 weeks ago... no problems so far. Easy install (Base to wall with 2 mounting screws. Then attach two existing old doorbell button wires to the new camera head; then snap camera head onto the base.) ... Would like to have seen a better security feature where the camera head attaches to the base. I like that the power from the wires keeps the battery in the camera head charged, and also rings my existing indoor chime when the camera outdoor button is pressed, as well as alerts my cell phone. Also like the bottom facing camera to see the landing in front of the door for any package deliveries. (Very clear images). Unit has lights for improving night vision recordings that are activated by motion detection. They can be programed to turn on or off. Camera mode allows for All motion or Human motion. The All setting shows and records every vehicle passing by. The Human setting shows and records only people. The recordings last about 6 seconds or until no motion is detected. Each recorded clip is stored in the unit and can be viewed/deleted at anytime. Disliked recording every vehicle going by. The Doorbell unit alerted my cell phone when I was 30 miles away... wasn't sure it would do that, but it did. I haven't used the voice thing yet to talk to someone at the door, but seems to be a good feature. There are many more good features but probably one of the best is .... NO subscription cost.

[7x NEMA 5-15R] This battery can recharge a cell phone 5-7 Tkimes

[6 V] Whereas the voltage output of alkaline batteries has been shown to decrease over use and time, silver oxide batteries have a much more constant voltage output over the life of the battery. For this reason I prefer to use silver oxide batteries whenever possible. I chose the Exell S28PX battery to use in my Pentax digital spotmeter, which I've used periodically from time to time over the past two years, including in cold winter weather, and I've been very satisfied with its performance.

[Silver Oxide] Nikon specified either an Alkaline or Silver Oxide battery for my original model Nikkormat EL. I tried both and both work perfectly. So this is a good option for you in one of these older cameras. I can't say about all cameras, but my Nikkormat's meter works just as well with this silver oxide battery as it does with the alkaline. Supposedly, sliver oxide batteries work better at colder temperatures. So give it a try!