Energizer Watch Battery Conversion

Long lasting battery like the energizer battery.

I like energizer bateries because they last. I have tried other brands and its not the same.

Have tried other brands, just seems to be that Energizer's last longer, than other brands.

I recently purchased the Energizer LR44 Alkaline Button Cell Battery for a digital thermometer and a few other small devices, and I’m thoroughly impressed. These batteries have exceeded my expectations in terms of longevity—they’ve powered my devices for much longer than expected, especially compared to other brands. The power delivery is stable and reliable, ensuring consistent performance without any unexpected power drops. Additionally, the LR44 size fits a wide range of devices, making it a versatile option. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and will continue to use Energizer for my battery needs!

Couple of weeks ago I purchased a Youngnuo N1410 LED light and used energizer lithium batteries that didn't last for about a day so I purchased a Watson NP 970 High capacity Lithium ion battery, the problem was there was no charger included, I had to do a search and found this little baby and it fit right in with my battery, BUT a word of caution you can not leave the battery on this charger for no more than two hours for the charger will heat up quickly, over all this was a good purchase.

This is my second XProN as I got tired of taking off one body to put on another. Great battery life as well with lightweight Energizer Lithiums. Another Godox triumph.

Can't go wrong with energizer batteries

I am nikon user conversion...

I use this light meter for my Polaroid 110B conversion. It works great. No problems at all. I can get quick readings because the numbers are large and easy to read. I like the battery test Indicator, you can tell if you need a new battery at an instant.

This is a conversion kit for an older piece of CCTV test equipment. Like all lithium ion batteries they go bad in 5-6 years. My battery died and there were no replacements available. I paid $550 for the tester and could not throw it away. I put the unit on the shelf for 5 years and recently googled it again. This kit is what I found. The housing kit is made by the original manufacturer of the tester and incorporates a battery now in use and readily available. All you need to do is remove 6 screws and swap the back cover. There is 1 plug in connector that fits perfect. Put the 6 screws back in and install the battery. Done. The old battery was flat and had a pigtail connector. The new battery is cartridge style. Drop it in and replace the battery cover. B&H Photo has this installation video on their website but if you can't find it here is the link. https://youtu.be/ikJR2s1Mmfk