Description
V 10 GA button cell is an alkaline manganese battery with a nominal voltage of 1,5 V, offered as a compact single cell for laboratory and instrument power needs. This small-format energy source suits devices that require a low-profile, replaceable supply, including optical instruments, portable meters, timers and other labware that run on button cells. Alkaline manganese chemistry delivers a stable 1,5 V output for continuous or intermittent duty in scientific equipment where space is limited. Each pack contains 1 pc; the cell weighs 0,003 kg, so it is easy to stock, handle and exchange during routine maintenance. The V 10 GA from manufacturer Varta fits standard button-cell compartments found across many analytical and measurement tools. Laboratories rely on such cells to keep handheld readers, sensors and optical accessories ready without bulky external packs. Matching chemistry and voltage to the instrument specification helps maintain consistent performance and reduces unplanned downtime. The button-cell format supports tidy instrument design and quick field or bench replacement whenever power must be restored promptly.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Button cell
- Model: V 10 GA
- Chemistry: Alkaline manganese
- Nominal voltage: 1,5 V
- Weight: 0,003 kg
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