The A1PX 1.5V Alkaline Battery from Exell Battery is an alkaline replacement cell for the ANSI/NEDA 1100A cell most commonly found in cameras, carriage clocks, and red dot sights. It features a slightly higher voltage than the original 1.35 V mercury cell, but most devices will accept the minor increase in voltage and still function normally.
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Key Features
- Replaces ANSI/NEDA 1100A
- Mercury Free
- Assembled in the USA
The A1PX 1.5V Alkaline Battery from Exell Battery is an alkaline replacement cell for the ANSI/NEDA 1100A cell most commonly found in cameras, carriage clocks, and red dot sights. It features a slightly higher voltage than the original 1.35 V mercury cell, but most devices will accept the minor increase in voltage and still function normally.
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This product may contain mercury. Consult your local environment authorities for regulations regarding how to properly dispose of products containing mercury.
Exell Battery A1PX Overview
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UPC: 819891010001
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Exell Battery A1PX Reviews
Kern 16-100mm Replacement
By Marian
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-02-20
These work great to replace the electronic zoom and auto iris batts in a 16-100mm POE Bolex lens
When You Need Power
By Justin
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-01-09
I genuinely believe that my interest in vintage photography would have been indefinitely stymied were it not for the folks at B&H providing the little bits that one doesn't immediately consider when purchasing cameras. In this case, this little battery helps power the lamp for the coupler which illuminates the light meter and helps me to shoot flash photography. To say I'm grateful for stores providing me the ability to secure those minute details is an understatement.
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