Is this the same as 13-H?
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I'm sorry that I just now saw this question. The "13 H" likely refers to the number seen inside the hearing aid charger. The "H" is a Siemens designation for the specific hearing aid model, Pure Carat, that fits the charger insert. The battery size is the usual no. 13.
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Hi Jane...I've worn hearing aids for a long time & have never heard of 13-H. My aids specify size 13 with no letter added. Probably your best bet is to call any hearing aid store and ask them.
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I don't believe so. I have never seen an "H" on the Power One ACCU Size 13. I have been buying them for three or four years.
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I don't recall the "H" designation on the ones I bought. I do know the designation for the 13 rechargables will say "mH" to show it is metal halide composition. Some will show "N" for nickle cadmium composition. F.Y.I. when I buy rechargable batteries for any application in my house I always prefer MH over Nickle. They last longer and take more charges for me.
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The first package of size 13 batteries I opened were short lived. Subsequent packages have given good service. Perhaps the first packet had been on the shelf longer. My hearing Aides specify #13. I don't know about the 13A.
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i measured and it is 29.5, hope this helps. not sure of the eyelets being 13mm.
1370992
I bought it for my 2013 JKU and it fit with just a little mod for the pump but I don think the 13-14 has any difference
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It is Basic H2, 16oz. If you are looking for the original Basic H for farm use, it only comes in 5 gallon, but if you google Basic H, these 16 oz ads come up, so don't be fooled. It is NOT the same formula. Just depends on what you're wanting it for. Personally, I bought the Basic H (original) for farm use, but haven't found anything it's good for yet. Definitely hasn't lived up to its claims and I paid $200+ for it. I bought it for to mix up for fly spray, among other things.
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The difference on the 7Ah vs. 7.2Ah is more on capacity of the battery. The 7Ah will probably last a little shorter than the 7.2Ah on each charge. If the overall dimensions and the polarity terminals on both batteries are the same, I will say they are compatible. The 7.2Ah is possibly the newer verion of the 7Ah.
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Yep! Same product. They changed the name a few years ago to "H2"- double strength ;)
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Check the Pertonox website to verify the correct Ignitor. 1261 is for the 240/300 Big Six. There is another number for 170/ 200
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I'm sorry I do not have an answer for your question. The manufacturer may be the only one that can tell if the numbers are comparable.
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i have these.Yes purchased different bulbs. I do not know about the 13' I have a an 11 and my lights are much brighter then stock. Highbeams especially are much brighter
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Mine is H/W version C1, F/W version 1.20. Like others below have said, I wouldn't recommend it. Doesn't work very well.
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the settings are 1 to 9 and H for high, I have never tried H, 6 to 8 is too hot for me, so I think H will be just right for you
795339
I have the 016. It's the same product that I have now used at a couple different jobs but have no idea what the number differing is. Sorry.
1196436
After reading the other answers, I was able to find the dates on my jars: 11-14, the other one looks like 01-13.
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Yes, it is. This is the second Omnipure I have purchased. It seems to function the same as the Everpure H-300.
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yes, they are exactly the same , the iso number is only a rating for manufacturing given to companies for safety and government standards.
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Panasonic tech support told me today that the letter after the 13 indicate the factory that produced the battery. Ergo, according to Panasonic they are equivalent