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expiredIzzy138 | Staff posted Yesterday 04:54 PM
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4 Pack HW USB C Rechargeable 9V Lithium Batteries 400mAh $9.74 + Free Shipping w/Prime or $35+

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Tiger Head Hi Watt Battery HK Co LTD via Amazon [amazon.com] has 4 Pack HW USB C Rechargeable 9V Lithium Batteries 400mAh for $14.99 - $5.25 w/code VYYTRN4Y = $9.74. Shipping is Free w/Prime or $35+
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Yesterday 04:57 PM
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steppedinitYesterday 04:57 PM
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Why would anyone use a 9v in a smoke detector when you can get 10 year batteries?

Note that smoke detectors do only last 10 years, then need to be tossed.
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Yesterday 05:58 PM
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adaltaYesterday 05:58 PM
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Quote from steppedinit :
Why would anyone use a 9v in a smoke detector when you can get 10 year batteries?

Note that smoke detectors do only last 10 years, then need to be tossed.
Are you referring to the 9V lithium energizer batteries you buy or smoke detectors that come supplied with 10-yr batteries?
Yesterday 06:21 PM
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NyALeXNjYesterday 06:21 PM
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These are great for my TENS Unit!
Yesterday 07:21 PM
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Danimal86Yesterday 07:21 PM
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how many mah are regular 9v's? 550mah?
Yesterday 07:51 PM
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supersizedkidYesterday 07:51 PM
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Quote from steppedinit :
Why would anyone use a 9v in a smoke detector when you can get 10 year batteries?

Note that smoke detectors do only last 10 years, then need to be tossed.
I often see complaints that sealed 10 year batteries only last a couple years. So many people prefer detectors with replaceable batteries.

My concern about these in smoke detectors is that smoke detectors are designed to detect the gradually dropping voltage of disposable batteries and alert when batteries are low. Would these batteries have the same discharge pattern? Or would that not be a concern for hard-wired detectors which can provide dead battery alerts off of line power?
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puncturepremiumYesterday 08:14 PM
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Quote from supersizedkid :
I often see complaints that sealed 10 year batteries only last a couple years. So many people prefer detectors with replaceable batteries.

My concern about these in smoke detectors is that smoke detectors are designed to detect the gradually dropping voltage of disposable batteries and alert when batteries are low. Would these batteries have the same discharge pattern? Or would that not be a concern for hard-wired detectors which can provide dead battery alerts off of line power?
I bought 9v rechargables a few months ago for my fire alarm with power. All literature online said rechargable will fail when it needs to sound the alarm. I split the diff and placed rechargables into rooms and main areas use non rechargable batteries.

Rechargables don't have a gradual drop off in voltage. it is a cliff. it is good until it's not. i plan on switching rechargable 9v every year
Yesterday 08:22 PM
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supersizedkidYesterday 08:22 PM
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Quote from puncturepremium :
I bought 9v rechargables a few months ago for my fire alarm with power. All literature online said rechargable will fail when it needs to sound the alarm. I split the diff and placed rechargables into rooms and main areas use non rechargable batteries.

Rechargables don't have a gradual drop off in voltage. it is a cliff. it is good until it's not. i plan on switching rechargable 9v every year
Are your detectors hard-wired to power as well?

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Yesterday 08:34 PM
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steppedinitYesterday 08:34 PM
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Quote from adalta :
Are you referring to the 9V lithium energizer batteries you buy or smoke detectors that come supplied with 10-yr batteries?
Sealed smoke detectors with the built in batteries.

Not much more than the 9v ones, and no need to change batteries every 6 months.
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dimberezYesterday 09:18 PM
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Quote from Danimal86 :
how many mah are regular 9v's? 550mah?
Regular 9v are around 550mAh. These claim to be 3600mAh
Yesterday 10:09 PM
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IdahoRoamingGnomeYesterday 10:09 PM
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Says promo code no valid... Tried applying several times, going back to cart, applying again, via iOS app, nothing worked, so I think the code is actually dead.
Yesterday 10:32 PM
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santiagoandersYesterday 10:32 PM
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Promo code not working for me either. Seems dead.
Yesterday 10:33 PM
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PowerfulMeal9806Yesterday 10:33 PM
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$15 as of now, no coupon
Yesterday 10:46 PM
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BlessChiuYesterday 10:46 PM
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not 3600mAh but 3600mWh, with 9v = 400mAh. I brought this instead.... 1000mAh https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNKFG...title&th=1
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IdahoRoamingGnomeToday 12:06 AM
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Quote from BlessChiu :
not 3600mAh but 3600mWh, with 9v = 400mAh. I brought this instead.... 1000mAh https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNKFG...title&th=1
Yeah, and those are gonna be 111mAh…

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