Lithium Battery Conversion Kit

[3.3 lb] This is a conversion kit for an older piece of CCTV test equipment. Like all lithium ion batteries they go bad in 5-6 years. My battery died and there were no replacements available. I paid $550 for the tester and could not throw it away. I put the unit on the shelf for 5 years and recently googled it again. This kit is what I found. The housing kit is made by the original manufacturer of the tester and incorporates a battery now in use and readily available. All you need to do is remove 6 screws and swap the back cover. There is 1 plug in connector that fits perfect. Put the 6 screws back in and install the battery. Done. The old battery was flat and had a pigtail connector. The new battery is cartridge style. Drop it in and replace the battery cover. B&H Photo has this installation video on their website but if you can't find it here is the link. https://youtu.be/ikJR2s1Mmfk

The Watson NP-BX1 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack and Charger Kit is perfect as a second backup battery. The charger has an easy to see charge indicator light !

[6.4 x 3.6 x 1"] The Watson NP-BX1 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack and Charger Kit is perfect as a second backup battery. The charger has an easy to see charge indicator light !

[0 to +90°] This manual flash has everything I need and especially like the lithium battery. just bought a second unit.

[4.985 lb] Long lasting Lithium battery makes it cost effective.

[11.1 VDC] I use this battery as a back-up to my Nikon battery EN-EL4a rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery Pack. I always use my original Nikon battery but if I am out in the field and my Nikon battery goes down after many shots, I then switch to the the Watson EN-EL4A Lithium-Ion Battery Pack as my back-up until I can re-charge the Nikon battery again at home. I find it's more economical using it that way since there is such a big price difference between the Nikon Battery and the Watson Battery. However the Watson battery is a very good battery and reliable in every way.

[0.1 lb] I purchased the 3400 mAh Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery for my LEDlenser ML6 Lantern so that I would have a spare. The lantern comes with a stock 3000 mAh OEM battery. Using a battery analyzer made for testing of Lithium Ion 18650 batteries, I placed both batteries side by side. I ran four tests that Charged/Discharged and Charged again. I wanted to both exercise the new batteries, as well as compare their performance 3000 mAh vs 3400 mAh. Surprisingly the 3000 mAh battery out performed the 3400 mAh battery by a great deal. This was disappointing to have purchased a top notch battery so I would have extra capacity for my ML6 Lantern. Perhaps the company should question their supplier. The 3400 mAh battery was left in the dust. 3000 mAh LEDlenser Battery 3400 mAh LEDlenser Battery Test #1 3263 mAh 3137 mAh Test #2 3269 mAh 3176 mAh Test #3 3357 mAh 3178 mAh Test #4 3316 mAh 3179 mAh

[0.16 lb] I bought the EN-EL 14A Lithium-Ion battery for use in BG-N12 Battery Grip for use during a once-in-a-lifetime photo expedition to Maui, Hawaii. The battery held its charge.

[Canon BP-828] Watson BP-828 Lithium-Ion Battery is good quality battery, work very good...

[0.155 lb] Rechargeable lithium-ion battery used for Olympus camera works well everytime.