Power Equipment

High-quality, long-lasting batteries power your most used devices. They are perfect for remotes, clocks, small flashlights and more. These AAA alkaline batteries deliver 1.5 volts and are not rechargeable. Batteries have an ANSI/NEDA number of 24A.

High-quality, long-lasting batteries power your most used devices. They are perfect for remotes, clocks, calculators, small flashlights and more. These AA alkaline batteries deliver 1.5 volts and are not rechargeable. Batteries have an IEC number of LR6 and an ANSI/NEDA number of 15A.

This 9-volt battery features a rectangular shape with two snap terminals. This alkaline, manganese dioxide battery is great for use with tape recorders, pocket calculators, smoke detectors, transistor radios and other electronic equipment. It frequently lasts more than twice as long as the same size carbon-zinc battery, depending on type of use. It is not rechargeable. ANSI C 18.1.

Nonrechargeable lithium batteries last up to five times longer than alkaline batteries when used in high drain devices such as digital cameras. Batteries are packaged in a moisture-resistant, tear-strip package. Lithium batteries and items containing lithium cannot be shipped to APO/FPO addresses. These batteries are mandatory only for Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support.

High-quality, long-lasting batteries power your most used devices. They are perfect for remotes, clocks, calculators, small flashlights and more. These AA alkaline batteries deliver 1.5 volts and are not rechargeable. Batteries have an IEC number of LR6 and an ANSI/NEDA number of 15A.

These alkaline, manganese dioxide batteries are great for use with tape recorders, pocket calculators, smoke detectors, transistor radios, remote controls and other electronic equipment. Each AAA battery frequently lasts more than twice as long as the same-size, carbon-zinc battery, depending on type of use. Cylindrical battery has flat terminals. Nominal voltage is 1.5 volts. Nonrechargeable batteries are packaged by people with disabilities. They meet American National Standards Institute 18.1 (ANSI 18.1) for portable primary alkaline battery cells.

This nonflammable, lithium-thionyl battery is used in emergency location transmitter beacons, memory backup, real-time clocks, wireless alarms, security devices and other professional electronic equipment. Design includes a high-operating voltage with low self-discharge. This 3.6 volt battery is nonrechargeable.

These alkaline, manganese dioxide D batteries deliver efficient, reliable power for flashlights, radios and other electronic equipment. It frequently lasts more than twice as long as the same-size, carbon-zinc, heavy-duty battery, depending on type of use. Nonrechargeable, D batteries feature 1.5 volts DC and 18,000 mAh.

Power Pack fully recharges devices while on-the-go so you stay connected and operational. It is compact and easy to carry. The 6,000mAh portable power pack also includes an integrated flashlight. Recharge up to 500 times. The dual-charging USB ports let you charge two devices. LED power indicator shows the amount of charge remaining.