Description
Button cell V 675 AT is a zinc-air primary battery with a nominal voltage of 1,4 V, supplied in a multipack of 6 units for laboratory and instrument-service use. Zinc-air chemistry provides a compact energy source suited to small electronic modules found in optical instruments, lamps and related laboratory equipment. The V 675 AT designation identifies the established button-cell format that fits corresponding battery holders without adapters. Keeping a six-piece pack on hand reduces downtime when cells need replacement during instrument maintenance or routine service. These cells are intended for single-use primary power rather than rechargeable systems, matching many portable laboratory accessories. The small form factor is simple to handle and stores easily in tool kits or instrument drawers. From manufacturer Rayovac, this button cell covers routine power-supply needs in optical instruments, lamps and general laboratory power accessories. Procurement teams can stock the multipack as a standard consumable alongside other facility batteries. The defined 1,4 V output aligns with devices that specify this cell type, supporting reliable function until the cell is exhausted under normal load.
Key features
- Pack size: 6 pc(s)
- Product type: Button cell
- Model: V 675 AT
- Chemistry: zinc-air
- Nominal voltage: 1,4 V
- Weight: 0,150 kg
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