Duracell 04967493 9V Alkaline Battery 6LR61 12 Pack

Product Description

The DURACELL 04967493 is a 9-volt alkaline disposable battery sold in a 12-pack, designed for standard 9V applications across residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. Part of the Quantum series, it uses a miniature snap terminal connection and carries the IEC designation 6LR61. The rectangular form factor measures 48.50 millimeters tall, 26.50 millimeters wide, and 17.50 millimeters deep. These batteries are installed by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and pool service pros as replacements in thermostats, gas valve controllers, smoke detectors, test meters, and other low-draw 9V devices.

This battery is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a reliable 9V disposable power source is required. Common use cases include powering digital multimeters, low-voltage thermostat controllers, CO and smoke detectors, wireless sensors, and portable diagnostic tools. The 12-pack format is practical for stocking a service van or shop. No recharging is required — these are single-use alkaline cells intended for direct swap-in replacement of any standard 6LR61 9V battery.

Key Features

• 9-volt alkaline chemistry — disposable, no charger required
• Miniature snap terminal — standard connection compatible with 9V battery clips
• IEC 6LR61 designation — meets ANSI and IEC standards
• Rectangular form factor — fits standard 9V battery compartments
• Quantum series construction for consistent voltage output across discharge cycle
• 12-pack quantity — practical for bulk service van restocking

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for any standard 9V alkaline battery using the 6LR61 IEC designation and miniature snap terminal. Fits devices requiring a 9-volt rectangular battery cell.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools — remove the depleted battery by disconnecting the snap terminal clip and connect the replacement with matching polarity. Power down or de-energize the device before swapping batteries in voltage-sensitive equipment such as gas valve controllers or programmable thermostats to avoid erasing settings. Dispose of used alkaline batteries in accordance with local regulations. Do not attempt to recharge these disposable cells.