Energizer 825247 9V Alkaline Battery 625 Mah 12-pack

Product Description

The Energizer 825247 is a 9-volt alkaline battery built for industrial and commercial applications where reliable, long-lasting power is required. Constructed with zinc-manganese dioxide chemistry and a metal jacket, this battery delivers 625 milliamp-hours (mAh) of capacity and is rated for a 5-year shelf life. Free of mercury and cadmium, it meets current environmental standards. This 12-pack format is commonly stocked by facilities maintenance crews, HVAC technicians, electricians, and service contractors who require a dependable 9V cell for meters, detectors, and control devices.

This battery is suited for use in a wide range of professional tools and safety equipment, including multimeters, clamp meters, gas detectors, smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, wireless sensors, and low-voltage testing equipment. The industrial-grade designation makes it a practical choice for service vans and job-site supply kits where batteries must hold charge in storage until needed.

Key Features

• 625 mAh capacity for extended runtime in high-drain devices
• Zinc-manganese dioxide alkaline chemistry for stable voltage output
• Metal jacket construction for durability in field and storage conditions
• 5-year shelf life supports bulk purchasing and inventory stocking
• Mercury-free and cadmium-free formulation
• 12-pack quantity reduces restocking frequency for active crews

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 9V alkaline replacement cell compatible with any device requiring a 9-volt battery, including common test instruments, safety detectors, and electronic control accessories.

Installation Notes

Alkaline batteries should be installed by matching polarity markings on the battery and device terminal contacts. Remove depleted batteries promptly to prevent leakage damage to the device. Do not mix old and new batteries or different battery chemistries in the same device. Store unused batteries in a cool, dry location away from metal objects that could cause short-circuiting.