What is the Mah on this battery
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The battery I received is an original HP MU06, which is correct for my Pavillion G6.
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Here are the specs listed on the battery: 1.2V; Typ. 2,000mAh; Min. 1,900 mAhI hope this helps.
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mAH rates the capacity of the Battery in Milli-Amp-Hours. If all other battery specs are equal the 2600mAH would be the better battery because of its higher capacity giving you longer battery life.
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According to the manufacturer's information on the battery, it is 3.6 volts @ 2500 mAh
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mAh = milli-ampere hour. It is a measure of battery capacity. Electronics use, or draw, energy that's measured in amperes(A). So a 1500mAh battery can power an electronic device with a draw of 1mA for 1500 hours, or a device that draws 1.5A for one hour.
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The battery has 5200 mAh printed on it and it doesn't say it replaces that number. On the battery it only says it replaces UM09H31, UM09H36, and UM09H41. Hope this helps in you search!
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The batteries are 18V and rated at 54 Watt Hours. So in terms of mAh this would be 3000mAh or 3.0 Ah. However, comparing this to a AA battery that has 2800 mAh (a common size) at 1.5 volts is not very meaningful. Be sure to compare batteries that have the same voltage output.
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Maybe, but it depends on the voltage requirement of the device. The battery is a 33Ah battery that can produce 15-20V depending on the settings. They claim 125 Wh. The formula to convert Wh to mAh is mAh = (Wh 1000) / V. So, we have 33,600 = (125 x 1000) / V. This gives us a V of about 3.72 V if their 125 Wh number is correct. On the other hand, if the 125 Wh number is the correct value at say 15V, that would mean that mAh = (125 x 1000)/15 or 8,333 mAh. So, as you can see, there's something screwy with their measurements.
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Hmm, I don't remember exactly as I replaced it a while ago. I do remember I checked the inscriptions on the batteries and the mAh was the same as the original batteries that came in the Neato. I want to say something like 3,400, or somewhere around there I believe.
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Since the OEM battery is 850mah, and this replacement unit is 700 mah, I would expect that the replacement would have about 80% of the life of the OEM (82.3%, to be exact). You can calculate based on the typical time you've gotten out of the OEM battery.
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Sorry this email got lost and now found. The battery spec is 10.8v///7200mAh
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I have the 4000 mAh version which is not pictured on the page I'm looking at right now. But according to the back of it, it's Output is 5V ~ 0.5A.
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Yes, it will work fine. The milliampere /hours of the battery only have to do with power capacity ie battery life. If the voltage is the same and the battery fits bigger mAh is better. Make sure the new one is the rechargable type before you attempt to recharge it.
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Simply put. It is a measure of how the battery charge will last when fully charged. The mAh number is the rate of discharge current the battery can sustain for 1 hour. It is also stated as the useful capacity of the battery. mAh stands for milliAmperes per hour (thousandths of and Ampere). The higher the mAh number the longer, the longer a full charge will last. Hope this helps. Papa George
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the MaH is Milli-amp- hours. Example- For an airsoft gun that took 1 milliamp continuously, a 1200 MaH battery would last 1200 hours. So get your gun's input amperage in Milliamps and divide the battery's life in MaH by the input amperage in Ma and thats how many hours you get out of it
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Yes, it will work fine. The milliampere /hours of the battery only have to do with power capacity ie batterylife. If the voltage is the same and the battery fits bigger mAh is better. Make sure the new one is therechargable type before you attempt to recharge it.
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Truthfully i didn't pay much attention to the mah number. On amazon i entered the phone type and weeded out the battry from there. The battery was a bit different than my original in that the connector was 2 separate pieces instead of 2 wires attached to one connector. I hope this helps at least a bit