Will this battery work in a Radio Shack cordless phone? The battery in mine is marked "Nickel metal hydride, rechargeable battery, DC 3.6V, 800mAh,
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not sure. I dont own that phone. Your best best is to look at the battery that is currently in the phone and see if there is a label that talks about replacement batteries. Beyond that, I'd try Radio Shack.
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Since I don't have the battery numbers off you original battery I can not be sure but if it is the same voltage and amperage it should work just fine... I have these batteries in five phones and have been veryhappy with them. GL
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Yes, I used this battery for my Radio Shack (Uniden Brand)CAT# 43-3887 phone. As long as the Voltage, Amperage, Size and connector match up, you're good to go.
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Type your phones manufacturer in the search line and it should bring up all the possible replacements. This battery was the same size as mine but more amp hours. I would say it work.
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Some folks seem to think it will work and others that it won't work. Would love to hear from anyone that bought this battery and put it in a Verizon phone.
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It is an about nickel sized battery, readily available at Batteries Plus and similar stores. You can get the number off the one that comes in it.
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Hi Johnny, I have an HTC phone an bought the battery which works great. The part no: 35H00142-00MI am not sure what you are looking for for but this number was on the battery and it works perfectly in my phone.
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On the backside of the battery in the loser right hand corner, does the battery read 3.8 VOC 1730 MAh 6.57 Whr ? If so then that battery should be compatible with the phone. Especially if the HTC is printed on the front of the phone. Any other issues just hit me back.
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I also have a panasonic cordless phone dont know what model but it takes aaa batteries so i bought these batteries and they have been working great. hope this helps
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Yes, but you would need (2) packs of them since you need 6 batteries. You'd be better off with: Panasonic NiMH AAA Rechargeable Battery for Cordless Phones x six 6 aaa 700 mah 1.2v batteries which has (6) batteries for less than 1 1/2 times the price.
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I am so sorry. I do not know. Best cycle to Radio Shack and ask them. OR Google size 15 1.5 battery and see what u can find.
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I don't know in what appliances these batteries will work, but they work in our phones. Sorry that I don't have a specific answer for you.
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This appears to be the same one: http://aziportal.com/index.php/rc-parts/rc-plane-parts-1/ss4-parts/ss4-battery-kan-ni-mh-4-8v-4x1-3aaa-180mah.html It looks to me like a typical cordless telephone handset battery, so I bet Radio Shack, Frys, Batteries+, or a similar electronics store would have it. Just bring your old one in and compare it to what they have.
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i am not a technical expert and so what i say is not to be construed at professional advice. i have used this battery for two separate cordless phones which appeared to have a very similar power specification and had a battery pack of 3 sealed batteries about the size of AAA. the cordless phones i used were from AT&T; and part of a set of 3. i could not find the battery in several stored i checked. so.... thanks amazon......i hope that helps.
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Hello, I don't know, your best bet (probably) would be to email them and ask... seems there a jillion batteries out there.
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It worked replacing the Sony battery in the head phones I use which was the bp-hp550 11 2.4v 500mah. It was the only battery I could find as a replacement.
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Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not... » Read More Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. « Show Less
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I checked my batteries and I don't see any OEM on the label...Label states only Amazon Basics rechargeable/AAAHR03/NiMH 1.2V 800mAh/Standard Charge:80mA in 15 hours/Do not disassemble, short-circuit,or dispose of in fire. Made in China/Mfg. Date OCT 2012 No other writing or indicators on them...they work a treat, though...I am very happy with them in my household cordless phones!
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The battery I have is a Panasonic lithium marked CR 123A - 3V. That is the only information I have.