Battery - Saftls14500 Aa 3.6v 2600mah Mit Axialdraht Lithium 1 pc.
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Battery - Saftls14500 Aa 3.6v 2600mah Mit Axialdraht Lithium 1 pc.
Battery - Saftls14500 Aa 3.6v 2600mah Mit Axialdraht Lithium 1 pc.
Battery - Saftls14500 Aa 3.6v 2600mah Mit Axialdraht Lithium 1 pc.
Battery - Saftls14500 Aa 3.6v 2600mah Mit Axialdraht Lithium 1 pc.

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Battery - Saftls14500 Aa 3.6v 2600mah Mit Axialdraht Lithium 1 pc.

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Battery - Saftls14500 Aa 3.6v 2600mah Mit Axialdraht Lithium 1 pc.

Juice lithium battery based on lithium thionyl chloride (Li-SOCl2) technology, concentric (coil) has electrodes with high load characteristics. High operating voltage, power rating, reliability and temperature range and excellent resistance to wet environment and non-flammability. Typical applications include backup systems, real-time clocks, meters, alarm and safety devices, emergency transmitter, electronic toll collection systems, etc. Non-rechargeable.

  • Battery size: AA.
  • Type: Lithium.
  • Voltage: 3.6V.
  • With axial cables.
  • Capacity: 2600 mAh.
  • Recommended for: backup systems, real-time clocks, meters, alarm and security devices, emergency transmitter, electronic toll collection systems, etc.
  • Dimensions (approx): 14.5mm x 50.5mm.
  • Weight (single battery): 18 g (0.039 lb).
  • Made in France.
  • 100% authentic, original Saft product.

For 100 years, Saft has specialized in advanced technology battery solutions for industry, land, sea, air and space, in remote and harsh environments from the Arctic Circle to the Sahara desert.