DURACELL MN1500B10Z AA Alkaline Battery 1.5V 10-pack
- 10-pack
- AA Alkaline
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Pack of thirty 1.5 V alkaline AG9 button cells on three cards of ten
Camelion supplies 30 alkaline button cells rated at 1.5 Volt, arranged as three cards of 10. The AG9 format measures 9.5 mm by 3.6 mm and matches equivalents such as 394, LR936 and SR936SW. This bulk pack suits households, workshops or retailers needing a ready supply for compatible devices.
Alkaline chemistry delivers a stable 1.5 Volt level through most of the discharge curve rather than a brief peak. Voltage declines gradually under continuous load, so devices such as watches, calculators and medical instruments maintain reliable operation. The 30-piece quantity reduces replacement frequency for multi-device environments.
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| Power | |
|---|---|
| Battery type | AG9 |
Alkaline button cells produce no audible noise and negligible heat during normal low-drain use.
They fit any compartment designed for AG9, LR936, 394 or SR936SW sizes — common in watches, calculators and small medical devices.
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