Duracell U.s.a. DURDL123AB2 Lithium Photo Battery 2-pack

Product Description

The DURACELL U.S.A. DURDL123AB2 is a lithium photo battery sold in a pack of 2, engineered for cameras and devices that demand reliable, consistent power. It delivers up to four times the energy of standard alkaline batteries, making it a strong choice for high-drain applications. The battery operates across a wide temperature range of -40 degrees F to 140 degrees F, including strong performance in cold conditions. A 10-year shelf life means technicians and end users can store units long-term without concerns about premature discharge. Licensed electricians or knowledgeable installers working with camera systems, alarm sensors, or similar low-voltage devices will find this battery a dependable power source.

The DURDL123AB2 is suited for 35mm cameras, Advanced Photo System (APS) cameras, and a range of devices that accept the CR123A lithium cell format. Its high energy density and broad operating temperature range make it practical for both indoor and outdoor deployments, including installations in environments subject to temperature extremes. Residential and light commercial applications such as security cameras, wireless sensors, and emergency lighting devices are typical use cases for this battery type.

Key Features

• Up to four times the energy output of comparable alkaline batteries
• Wide operating temperature range: -40 degrees F to 140 degrees F
• 10-year shelf life for long-term storage without capacity loss
• High energy density supports high-drain devices and extended run times
• Compatible with 35mm and Advanced Photo System (APS) cameras
• Sold as a pack of 2 units

Compatibility

Compatible with most 35mm cameras and Advanced Photo System (APS) devices. Also suitable for other devices that accept the CR123A lithium cell format.

Installation Notes

Battery replacement requires no tools and no power shutoff for standalone camera or sensor devices. Always confirm the device accepts 3-volt lithium cells before installation to avoid equipment damage. Dispose of spent lithium batteries in accordance with local regulations, as they are not appropriate for standard household waste streams. Do not attempt to recharge this primary lithium cell.