30x Duracell Activair Hearing Aid Batteries
ALSO KNOWN AS: 10, 10AE, 10A, VT10, XL10, AP10, 10HPX...30x Duracell Activair Hearing Aid Batteries
ALSO KNOWN AS: 10, 10AE, 10A, VT10, XL10, AP10, 10HPX , R10ZA, L10ZA, AC10E, DA10X, ZA10, V10AT, DA10H, AC10, AC10E, V10A, DA10, 10HPX, PR-13PA, PZA13, PR70, DA230.
Diameter: 5.8mm Height: 3.6mm
VOLTAGE: 1.45V
The Energy behind the Art of Listening. The Duracell Activair zinc air range powers all popular types of hearing systems, including high and low power, digital and analog models. Color-coded tabs ensure easy size recognition by the customer.
Combining superb long lasting performance with revolutionary easy to use Duracell Activair meeting real consumer needs.
EasyTab To hear well means so much, and never more so than today. Today’s advanced hearing systems need advanced batteries, like Duracell Activair. Duracell Activair has always offered hearing care specialists the ideal choice, with great performance and unbeatable reliability.
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This guide provides essential information for users of Duracell Activair hearing aid batteries. Designed for use in various hearing systems, these batteries offer long-lasting power and are easy to use, thanks to their color-coded tabs. Keep in mind that battery life can vary based on hearing aid usage and settings.
All features
Colour
Yellow
Model Part Number
PR70
Brand
Duracell
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long do these batteries last?
Battery life depends on hearing aid usage and settings. On average, users can expect several days of use, but this can vary.
How do I store Duracell Activair batteries?
Store batteries at room temperature in a dry place. Avoid carrying them loose with metal objects.
What happens if I accidentally put the battery in the wrong way?
The hearing aid will not function. Remove the battery and reinsert it with the correct polarity.
Are these batteries rechargeable?
No, Duracell Activair batteries are not rechargeable.
What should I do with used batteries?
Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations for battery recycling.
How do I know which size battery to use?
Check your hearing aid's manual or the battery compartment for the correct size. These are size PR70 batteries.
Why do I need to wait a minute after removing the tab?
Zinc-air batteries need a moment to activate after exposure to air. Waiting allows the battery to reach full power.
Troubleshooting
Hearing aid not working.
Check the battery's insertion and ensure it's positioned correctly. Replace the battery with a fresh one if necessary.
Hearing aid performance is poor or sound is weak.
Replace the battery. Check the hearing aid for any obstructions in the receiver or microphone.
Battery life seems short.
Check your hearing aid's power settings. Consider that streaming or high-power usage will decrease battery life. Store batteries properly and avoid extreme temperatures.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Reliable and consistent power output.
User-friendly design with easy-to-remove tabs.
Color-coded for easy identification.
Suitable for a wide range of hearing aid models.
Long-lasting performance.
Well-regarded brand with a reputation for quality.
Cons
Battery life can vary depending on hearing aid usage and settings.
Requires proper storage to maintain optimal performance.
Zinc-air batteries activate upon exposure to air, so removing the tab initiates the power flow.
Not rechargeable.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Duracell Activair PR70 batteries are compatible with various hearing aid models. Check your hearing aid's manual or battery compartment for the correct battery size and type (PR70, 10, 10AE, 10A, VT10, XL10, AP10, 10HPX , R10ZA, L10ZA, AC10E, DA10X, ZA10, V10AT, DA10H, AC10, AC10E, V10A, DA10, 10HPX, PR-13PA, PZA13, PR70, DA230).
Activation: Once you remove the tab, the battery activates. Wait a minute before inserting it into your hearing aid.
Insertion: Carefully insert the battery into the hearing aid battery compartment, ensuring the positive (+) side is aligned correctly.
Storage: Store batteries in a cool, dry place. Avoid carrying them loose in pockets or bags, as they can come into contact with metal objects.
Disposal: Dispose of used batteries responsibly, following local regulations for battery recycling.