Eveready Battery Co Inc EVE5291 6-volt Alkaline Lantern Battery

Product Description

The EVEREADY BATTERY CO INC EVE5291 is a 6-volt max alkaline lantern battery engineered to deliver long-lasting power across a range of portable and stationary devices. This single-use alkaline cell is mercury-free, making it compliant with standard environmental handling requirements. A date code is printed on the battery to confirm freshness before installation. The EVE5291 fits standard lantern-style battery compartments and is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial use wherever a 6-volt alkaline source is required. Electricians, maintenance technicians, and facility staff commonly stock this battery for emergency lighting and portable tool applications.

The EVE5291 is used in a broad range of portable devices including flashlights, calculators, pencil sharpeners, cameras, and portable tape recorders. It is a common choice for lantern-style flashlights used in job-site lighting, utility work, and emergency preparedness. The 6-volt form factor is typical in older lantern designs and some legacy commercial lighting equipment. This battery ships as a single unit (EA), making it straightforward to stock or replace on a per-unit basis.

Key Features

• 6-volt alkaline chemistry delivers stable, long-lasting output across compatible devices
• Mercury-free construction meets standard environmental disposal requirements
• Date-coded for freshness verification prior to installation or stocking
• Lantern battery form factor fits a wide range of standard 6-volt battery compartments
• Sold as a single unit for flexible replacement or inventory stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 6-volt alkaline lantern battery replacement for devices including flashlights, calculators, pencil sharpeners, cameras, and portable tape recorders that accept a 6-volt lantern-style cell.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools. Open the device battery compartment, observe polarity markings, and seat the battery firmly before closing the compartment. Inspect the date code before installation to confirm the battery is within its rated shelf life. Dispose of used alkaline batteries in accordance with local regulations — do not incinerate or puncture.