school science experiments optima batteries

school science experiments optima batteries High capacity emergency battery High magnification and environmental

Equivalents:

6, 6 IGNS, 6 IGN. S, 6 IGN Screw, 905, 905FC, 906, 906AC, 5365, 7111, BS, EN6, EN6S, Flag, IF6, Ingitor, HO6, HO40, HR40, HS6, IS6, M905S, No.6, Number 6, R40.

 

 

Description:

Zn/Mn battery, R40battery, No.6 battery, high-power battery, environmental battery, Hg ,lead and Cd free, high capacity, high magnification 

Chemical system	Zn/Mn(Zinc/Carbon)	Nominal voltage	1.5v
Nominal capacity	40AH(40000mah)-120AH	Nominal dimensions	Φ63mm x 168 mm
Average weight	750g	Shelf life	24 months
Certificates	ISO9001-2008 & RoHS

When storage batteries use in a low frequency or shot time, Its full-time maintenance still cannot reduce, obviously is not cost-effective. But R40 batteries can make up that.

Strong point:

1, Safe and reliable, even if the operating error, also no explosion leakage acid phenomenon

2, Easy to use, no maintenance, especially suitable for free maintenance environment

3, Because of easy to use, long storage period and safe, R40 battery is the emergency power supply

4, high quality and reasonable price

5, No Voltage pulsation phenomenon(When students power easy to operate miss damage the instrument or in the presence of voltage ripple caused by electrical experiment when not ideal)

6, R40 is the best price performance in dry cell, It can be single use only, also can form battery

Applicable to small current intermittent discharge (for high school physics experiment teaching , SPC telephone, railway lighting lamps and lanterns ,communication equipent ,navigation mark, coal mine and so on r40 is the ideal power supply)

 

 

Notices

1, Make sure batteries are installed correctly (+/-).

 

2, Do not attempt to decomposition, recharge, heating the battery.

 

3, Do not mix old and new batter, different types of batteries.

 

4, Remove batteries from appliances if unused for extended periods of time.

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school science experiments optima batteries