Duracell 04967469 Alkaline D Battery 1.5V Pack of 12

Product Description

The DURACELL 04967469 is a pack of 12 alkaline D-size batteries rated at 1.5 volts each. These are single-use, disposable cylindrical cells in the standard D format, measuring 61.50 mm in height and 34.20 mm in diameter. With a flat terminal style, they fit directly into high-drain and standard-drain devices without adapters. The Quantum series designation indicates these cells are built for reliable output across a wide range of operating conditions. They conform to ANSI and IEC standards, carrying the IEC designation LR20. Licensed technicians, facilities managers, and service professionals commonly stock D-cell batteries for powering meters, instruments, emergency lighting, and field equipment.

D-size alkaline batteries are used across residential and commercial applications wherever high-capacity single-use cells are required. Common applications include HVAC service meters, flashlights, portable gas detectors, clamp meters, battery-backed controls, and other tools or devices that demand sustained current output. Each pack contains 12 cells, making this a practical bulk-quantity option for service vans, shop stock, and facilities maintenance programs. The flat terminal interface is the universal standard for D-cell battery-operated equipment.

Key Features

• 1.5-volt alkaline chemistry provides stable output for high-drain and standard-drain devices
• D-size cylindrical form factor with flat terminals fits universal D-cell battery compartments
• Disposable single-use design — no charging equipment or maintenance required
• Meets ANSI and IEC standards, IEC designation LR20
• Pack of 12 cells supports bulk stocking for service operations
• Quantum series construction for consistent performance across cell life

Compatibility

Designed as a standard LR20 alkaline D-cell replacement for any device requiring a 1.5-volt D-size battery with flat terminals, conforming to ANSI and IEC specifications.

Installation Notes

Insert cells with correct polarity as marked inside the battery compartment — flat negative terminal first in most D-cell devices. Dispose of used alkaline batteries in accordance with local regulations; do not incinerate or puncture cells. Store unused batteries at room temperature away from metal objects that could cause short-circuit contact. Licensed technicians should follow device manufacturer guidelines when replacing batteries in safety-critical instruments or controls.