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Ultralife Lithium D Cell Battery U10029
MFR Model# U10029
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Overview
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AK-451 Replacement Battery
3.3V 11.1Ah LiMn02 Non-rechargeable UHR-CR34610 Cell:
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Specifications
Product Type: Cylindrical, Non-Rechargeable, CellChemistry: LiMnO2
Voltage (Nominal): 3.0 V
Capacity (Nominal): 11.1 Ah
Class 9: Yes
PTC (Re-settable Fuse): No
Operating Temperature: -40 to 72 °C
Storage Temperature: -40 to 95 °C
Benefits
Common Applications for the Ultralife Lithium D Cell Battery (U10029):- Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELT) devices
- Consumer telematics
- Commercial telematics
- Search & rescue devices
- Military communications, detectors & imaging
- Medical devices
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Reviews
A quick delivery, with the batteries needed for my ELT
Verified Purchase
Ultralife Lithium D Cell Battery U10029
Good product
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Ultralife Lithium D Cell Battery U10029
All worked out well
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Ultralife Lithium D Cell Battery U10029
Exactly what I needed. The expiration date is printed on battery as well
Shipped quickly, fit perfectly. Easy install. Came with change date. I made my own sticker for the ELT but that was easy. Good for almost 5 more years.
Just what the doctor ordered
Very best price and arrived on time.
Prompt service and delivery. Product as advertised and shown. Very happy with purchase.
My AK-451 batteries were due for replacement. Rumor had it that replacement cells were not available. Our chapter tech counselor suggested checking the Aircraft Spruce on line catalog. Sure enough, there they were. I ordered a set and they appeared to be identical to the originals right down to the manufacturer. I checked their voltages which were identical to the originals, 3V. Keep in mind that while they are D size, they are not your hardware store D cells which are 1.5V. I installed them in my AK-451 which tested perfectly. Time will tell how they will hold up, but hopefully I will never need to use them for real! Im happy with my purchase.
My AK-451 batteries were due for replacement. Rumor had it that replacement cells were not available. Our chapter tech counselor suggested checking the Aircraft Spruce on line catalog. Sure enough, there they were. I ordered a set and they appeared to be identical to the originals right down to the manufacturer. I checked their voltages which were identical to the originals, 3V. Keep in mind that while they are D size, they are not your hardware store D cells which are 1.5V. I installed them in my AK-451 which tested perfectly. Time will tell how they will hold up, but hopefully I will never need to use them for real! Im happy with my purchase.
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
The AK-451 takes 4 batteries, so to replace them all, we recommend ordering the 4 battery kit.
This battery is not FAA TSO approved. It will fit the Ameriking ELT. Please check with your A&P or local aviation authority for eligibility of legal installation.
Yes, these are considered hazardous for air shipping.
Yes, the batteries have the manufacture date / month and expiration date / month on the sticker.
We have added the MSDS to the web page. Please see the Documents section to download and review.
No, they do not come with 8130.
Month and year of manufacturer. So manufactured in January 2013. With 10 year shelf life, those would be expired.
