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9 Volt transistor radio "snap style" batteries in lithium thionyl
chloride chemistry |
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For more battery engineering
resources click here:
It only takes 3 thionyl chloride cells to make a 9 volt battery, so we can stuff a lot more capacity
into the 9V case.
Advantages:
- From 2.5 to 10 times the capacity of alkaline and carbon zinc batteries
- Much better voltage hold-up during discharge makes it ideal for instruments, smoke detectors and guitar
pedals
- Extremely long shelf life--up to 20 years
- Better low temperature performance than alkaline, carbon zinc or leclanche batteries
- Double sealed hermetic casing shell, cannot leak

Disadvantages
- Peak currents are not as high as alkaline C cells, but are great for most purposes digital voltmeters, guitar
pedals, garage door openers and TV clickers (see the discharge cuves below).
- Cannot be charged under any circumstances.
| Size |
Type |
Nominal Voltage |
Nominal Capacity Amp-hrs |
Maximum Continuous Current mA |
Pulse Current mA |
Mass |
Size |
Price quantity of 1-99 batteries |
Price quantity of 100-999 batteries |
Price quantity of 1000-9999 batteries |
| ER-U9VL-1 |
High Capacity |
9 V |
1.2 AH |
50 mA (note 1) |
100 mA (see note 1) |
40grams |
9 volt square transistor radio NEDA 1604A or IEC 6LR61 44.8 mm x 26 mm x 16.0
mm including the snap |
$7.90
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$5.40
(4 week delivery for large quantities) |
$4.55
(4 week delivery for large quantities) |
Note 1: See the discharge curves, the maximum continous current depends on the voltage sag you equipment can
accept.
 Discharge curve with 300 ohms load
 Discharge curve with 900 homs
load
 Discharge curve showing performance at different temperatures
 Short circuit
discharge test.
Quantity pricing is based on one order, one shipment.
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PowerStream Technologies: 1163 S. 1680 West. Orem Utah
84058 Phone: 801-764-9060 Fax: 801-764-9061 |
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9 volt lithium non-rechargeable cells as high performance replacements for transistor radio batteries |
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