Duracell Size 675 Zinc Air Hearing Aid Battery 1.4V 6 Pack

Product Description

The DURACELL 00041333661261 is a size 675 zinc-air disposable hearing aid battery rated at 1.4 volts with a flat terminal design. Each package contains six cells, making it a straightforward replenishment option for hearing instrument users and the hearing care professionals who service them. The zinc-air chemistry delivers a steady, low-drain discharge curve well suited to the continuous power demands of in-the-ear and behind-the-ear hearing aids. At 0.455 inches in diameter and 0.210 inches in height, the size 675 form factor is one of the most common in the hearing aid category. The IEC designation for this cell is PR44, and it meets ANSI 7003ZD standards.

Size 675 batteries are used in a wide range of hearing aids that require a larger cell, typically behind-the-ear (BTE) and power receiver-in-canal (RIC) devices where higher capacity is needed for extended wear time. Hearing care professionals, audiologists, and audiology dispensing offices stock these cells for patient fittings and follow-up appointments. The six-cell pack format suits both individual patient use and clinic dispensing programs that provide small quantities at each visit.

Key Features

• Zinc-air chemistry provides stable 1.4-volt output through the discharge cycle
• Size 675 flat terminal design fits hearing aids requiring PR44 cells
• Disposable (non-rechargeable) construction for straightforward replacement
• Low drain rating matches the continuous power profile of hearing instruments
• Meets ANSI 7003ZD standard
• Six cells per package for convenient multi-use stocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with hearing aids that accept size 675 (PR44) zinc-air cells with a flat terminal. Consult the hearing aid manufacturer documentation to confirm correct battery size before installation.

Installation Notes

Size 675 zinc-air batteries are activated by removing the factory tab that seals the air port; allow approximately one minute after tab removal before inserting the cell to allow full activation. Open the hearing aid battery door, remove the spent cell, and insert the new cell with the flat (positive) terminal facing the correct orientation as marked in the battery compartment. Hearing care professionals should follow manufacturer guidelines and applicable facility protocols when handling and disposing of used cells.