Zinc Chloride Stacks V24ZC (+ AAA)Technical specifications
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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET -V24ZC
Model: VOLTMAX SUPER HEAVY DUTY
Voltmax code: V24ZC
System: Zinc Chloride
ANSI / NEDA No: 24D (AAA)
IEC No: R03
Approximate weight: 8 g (0.3 oz)
Approximate volume: 3.3 cm3 (0.2 in3)
Environment: 0% mercury added
Conservation: 3 years
Rated voltage: 1.5V
Opening voltage: 1.5 ~ 1.725 V
Blister: 2Units
Blister: 4Units
Tira: 10Units
battery:
1) Read the instructions of your equipment before installing the batteries.
2) Keep the batteries on clean surfaces.
3) Always replace all batteries at the same time. Mixing old and new batteries or different types (such as alkaline with zinc charcoal) will reduce overall operation and may cause chemical leaks or ruptures.
4) Remove worn batteries immediately from the equipment to prevent possible damage from chemical leaks.
5) Remove the batteries from the equipment when they are not considered to be used in a few months.
6) Never carry batteries in pockets or near metal objects, such as coins or metal clips. This will cause a short circuit in the battery and generate excessive heating. 7) Do not recharge alkaline batteries, or throw them into the fire, that could cause chemical ruptures or leaks.
8) Do not expose the batteries to water.
9) If the equipment is used or stored in extreme temperatures, always use alkaline batteries as their performance is much better than regular zinc carbon batteries under these conditions.
The batteries depend on an internal chemical reaction to produce energy. Chemical reactions are accelerated by high temperatures and delayed by low temperatures. The recommended storage conditions are 10 ° C (50 ° F) at 25 ° C (77 ° F) with a relative humidity not greater than 65 percent. The cooling of alkaline batteries is not necessary because they have good holding capacity. Excessive temperature cycles and storage at temperatures above 25 ° C (77 ° F) should be avoided to maximize their duration. Alkaline batteries should be stored in a well-ventilated, covered area, preferably using relatively small, heat-resistant plastic containers. The airtight containers should not be sealed.
The following storage procedures are recommended to ensure the maximum power of the battery:
to. Rotation of stored inventory. Ensure your customer receives the latest possible product by maintaining a “first-in-first-out” inventory rotation technique
b. Avoid storage in high temperature areas. Ensure that batteries are stored away from radiators, hot air fans, motors, and equipment that generate heat. Do not store batteries near windows where the heat of sunlight can heat them.
