Pro-safe BAT-6LR61-12 9V Alkaline Battery 12-pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE BAT-6LR61-12 is a pack of 12 disposable 9-volt alkaline batteries designed for reliable, long-shelf-life power in trade and industrial applications. Each cell delivers 9 volts through a miniature snap terminal connection and conforms to IEC designation 6LR61. The rectangular form factor is the standard 9V size recognized across test instruments, gas detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, and low-voltage control devices. These are single-use alkaline chemistry cells, not rechargeable. The pack quantity of 12 suits service vans, supply rooms, and any operation that cycles through 9V batteries regularly during routine maintenance or equipment commissioning.

9V alkaline batteries in the 6LR61 form factor are widely used across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service trades. Common applications include digital multimeters, combustible gas leak detectors, carbon monoxide and smoke alarms, wireless thermostats, water quality testers, and handheld diagnostic tools. The miniature snap terminal is the universal connector for this battery size, making these cells a straightforward replacement in virtually any 9V-powered device found in the field. Keeping a supply on hand reduces downtime when a battery-powered instrument fails mid-job.

Key Features

• Alkaline chemistry provides stable voltage output and long shelf life in storage
• 9-volt output with miniature snap terminal connection matches the universal 9V device interface
• Disposable single-use design — no charger or maintenance required
• IEC designation 6LR61 for cross-reference compatibility
• Rectangular form factor fits standard 9V battery compartments
• Pack of 12 supports bulk restocking for service fleets and supply rooms

Compatibility

Designed as a drop-in replacement for any device requiring a standard 9-volt alkaline battery with a miniature snap terminal and IEC 6LR61 designation.

Installation Notes

Battery replacement requires no special tools or licensing. Before replacing a battery in any gas detector, alarm, or control device, verify the device is powered down or in a safe state per the manufacturer's instructions. Insert the battery with the snap terminal oriented correctly — reversed polarity can damage sensitive electronics. Dispose of spent alkaline batteries in accordance with local regulations; alkaline cells are not classified as hazardous waste in most jurisdictions but check applicable local codes.