Does it matter that the battery I am replacing is 900 mAh and this one is 2000 mAh?
1745096
The number indicates the battery capacity; higher the number the higher the capacity.
1745097
Not at all I use these in all my solar lights and they are bright and last a long time!
1745098
Going from 900 to 2000 will more than double your time using the battery. The mAh rating is the capacity of the battery, or put simply how long it will last.
1745099
I do not believe it makes any difference. The mAh simply refers to the amount of charge the battery will take. The voltage remains a shade less that 1.5 for most rechargeable single cell batteries.
1745100
Are you referring to the AA or the AAA? I don't know too many AA batteries that only have 900mAh capacity. Even the first AA NiMH batteries i got were at 1600mAh. Double check that you are getting the correct size batteries.
821532
Sorry, not sure. Compare the model numbers in the listing to what is on your battery.
816217
It is the same physical size. As for the capacity, this is a 1900mAh battery, you can check on your OEM battery to see if the capacity is different or not.
1512996
The difference is the mAh which means the amount of charge the battery will hold. The higer the mAh the longer the battery will emit power between charges. It will work.
1757643
I received this item, and they are both rated 1200 mAh. So picture must be wrong.
280336
If it's bigger than the one you are replacing then it's probably the wrong battery.
1132658
Have an 880, however, if your 900's battery has the same specs (voltage, milliamps and contact locations) then i would say yes as the number after the dash (-2000) may not mean much, if anything besides a mfg. batch number (just a guess)
1824214
They are slightly longer than the regular batteries. I cant answer the 2000mAH.
874024
You need to just take battery out and look at model number of the battery..
729519
I think the mah is the run time of the battery. my old ones were 2.6 mah and the new ones work good so far.
2135719
don't really know but if it has the right terminals and correct voltage and milli amp hours you should be okay. You could even go with a higher mah battery if this one does fit your model
950589
No, they are not the same. The voltage is the same, but the batteries are intentionally designed to NOT be interchangeable.
126481
Check the size of the connector (yours vs. this one) to see if they're the same size. Also look at the label on yours to see what the output is. If it's 5.0v and 2000mA you'll probably be OK with this one.
1967649
Works, but I don't like the battery because the duration is similar or less as original of 2650 mAh
503465
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.
668569
Should be the exact same battery. The higher the mah, the longer the battery will be.
838675
I'm not sure about that but mine was a smaller battery and this one was a little bigger but worked great