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Energizer Industrial Battery

Energizer Industrial Battery
Energizer Industrial Battery Energizer Industrial Battery
$2.99
Energizer
AA
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  • The Energizer® brand is synonymous with the world's first innovation and emerging technologies. We're leading and shaping the power and portable lighting categories with a powerful portfolio of groundbreaking products and consumer-led innovation, like this Energizer® Industrial Battery.
  • Think of a battery as a small power plant that converts a chemical reaction into electrical energy. Various dry cell (or alkaline) batteries can differ in several ways, but they all have the same basic components.


    • Powering the Device:

  • Let’s look at how batteries work to generate and send power to your favorite devices.
  • Chemical Reacts: The chemical reaction starts when you insert a battery into a device – and complete the circuit.
  • Device Response: The electrolyte oxides the anode’s powered zinc. The cathode’s manganese dioxide/carbon mix reacts with the oxidized zinc to produce electricity.
  • Voltage Drops: Interaction between the zinc and the electrolyte produces reaction products, which gradually slows the cell’s action and lowers its voltage.


    • Constructing the Battery:

  • It’s easier to understand how batteries work when you see how they’re put together.
  • Container: It all starts with an empty steel can – the battery container.
  • Cathode Mix: Finely-ground powders of manganese dioxide and conductors that carry a naturally-occurring electrical charge are molded to the inside wall of the empty container.
  • Separator: Separator paper is inserted to keep the cathode from touching the anode.
  • Anode: The anode, which carries a negative electrical charge, plus potassium hydroxide electrolyte is then pumped into each container.
  • Collector: The brass pin, which forms the negative current collector, is inserted into the battery, which is then sealed and capped.


    • Storage:

  • Learn some helpful tips on the best way to store, handle, and care for your batteries, whether at home or on the road.
  • DO keep batteries, especially small and coin lithium batteries and the devices that use them, out of reach of children. If swallowed, coin lithium battery batteries can get stuck in a child’s esophagus where they can cause serious injury in less than two hours.
  • DO help Energizer drive awareness of the risks associated with ingesting 20-millimeter, coin lithium batteries when swallowed. Call Energizer Customer Support (1-800-383-7323) to learn more.
  • DO read the instructions on your device before installing batteries. Only use the size and type of battery specified in the instructions.
  • DO insert the batteries properly. Follow the symbols showing the correct way to position the positive (+) and negative (-) ends of the batteries.
  • DO keep battery contact surfaces clean by gently rubbing with a clean pencil eraser or cloth.
  • DO immediately remove exhausted batteries from your device and dispose of them properly.
  • DO remove all batteries from the device at the same time and replace them with new batteries of the same size and type.
  • DO preserve battery life by switching off a device and removing the batteries when it’s not being used and is not expected to be used for extended periods of time.
  • DO practice proper battery storage by keeping batteries in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature. It’s not necessary to store batteries in a refrigerator.

  • DON’T dispose of batteries in a fire — they may leak or rupture.
  • DON’T disassemble, crush, puncture, or otherwise damage batteries. This can result in leakage or rupture.
  • DON’T carry loose batteries in a pocket or purse with metal objects like coins, paper clips, etc. This can short-circuit the battery, leading to high heat or leakage.
  • DON’T recharge a battery unless it is specifically marked "rechargeable." Attempting to recharge a non-rechargeable (primary) battery could result in leakage or rupture. Don't use rechargeable alkaline batteries in nickel-metal hydride battery chargers.
  • DON’T store batteries or battery-powered devices in hot places — elevated temperatures can lead to capacity loss, leakage, or rupture.
  • DON’T mix old and new batteries, or mix different types or makes of batteries. This can cause leakage or rupture, resulting in personal injury or property damage.
  • DON’T give batteries to young children.

  • IF YOU SUSPECT YOUR CHILD HAS SWALLOWED A COIN LITHIUM BATTERY, TAKE HIM OR HER TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM IMMEDIATELY AND FOLLOW THESE STEPS:
    1. Tell doctors and nurses it might be a coin lithium battery.
    2. Provide the medical team with the identification number from the battery’s package if possible.
    3. Do not let the child eat or drink until an X-ray determines if a battery is present.
    4. Do not induce vomiting.
    5. Contact the National Battery Ingestion Hotline for more information: www.batteryingestionhotline.com or 800-498-8666


    Disposal:

  • Recycling is a positive alternative.
  • Please do the responsible thing.
  • Energizer strongly recommends proper disposal and recycling of all batteries.
  • For more information on how to safely and responsibly dispose of your used single-use and rechargeable batteries, please visit two organizations that Energizer is proud to partner with Earth911 and Call2Recycle.


    • Package Lists:

  • Choice of 1 x 9V Battery
  • Choice of 1 x AAA Battery
  • Choice of 1 x AA Battery


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