Pro-safe BAT-LR20-72 Alkaline D Battery 1.5V Pack of 72

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE BAT-LR20-72 is a bulk pack of 72 size D alkaline batteries designed for high-drain and continuous-use applications in trade and industrial environments. Each cell delivers 1.5 volts with a flat terminal style and cylindrical form factor, conforming to IEC designation LR20. These are disposable, non-rechargeable cells suited for powering instruments, meters, emergency lighting, handheld tools, and other equipment commonly found on job sites. The pack format reduces restocking frequency and is practical for facilities, service vans, and supply rooms that maintain battery inventory for ongoing operations.

Size D alkaline batteries are widely used across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service trades to power digital multimeters, clamp meters, combustion analyzers, leak detectors, portable lights, radios, and similar field equipment. The LR20 cell size is one of the most common in professional-grade handheld instruments. A bulk pack of 72 units is appropriate for shop stock, fleet vehicle kits, or facility maintenance programs where consistent power source availability is a priority.

Key Features

• 1.5 volt alkaline chemistry for reliable, stable output in standard and high-drain devices
• IEC LR20 designation ensures cross-reference compatibility with standard size D specifications
• Flat terminal design fits a wide range of battery compartments and holders
• Disposable, single-use construction — no charging equipment required
• 72-cell bulk pack reduces per-unit cost and limits restocking frequency
• Cylindrical form factor meets standard size D dimensional requirements

Compatibility

Designed as standard size D (LR20) alkaline replacements for any device specifying a 1.5 volt D-cell battery with flat terminals.

Installation Notes

Size D batteries are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general service trades when servicing or restocking powered handheld equipment. Always observe correct polarity when inserting cells into battery compartments. Remove batteries from equipment that will be stored for extended periods to prevent leakage damage. Dispose of spent alkaline batteries in accordance with local regulations.