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Battery for wireless sensor

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  • 26-07-2013 8:19am
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    joeperry
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    Hi guys, can anyone just want to confirm what type of battery do I need please for visonic MCT-303 sensor. I think i have it correct judging by photos on the net.

    Is it a Saft LS14250?


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    altor
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    joeperry wrote: »
    Hi guys, can anyone just want to confirm what type of battery do I need please for visonic MCT-303 sensor. I think i have it correct judging by photos on the net.

    Is it a Saft LS14250?

    That is is correct. You can pick them up in most of the suppliers here.

    www.altor.ie



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    joeperry
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    Cheers thank you.


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    joeperry
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    Hi, the low battery warning seems to have disappeared now all by itself. What should i do now?


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    KoolKid
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    joeperry wrote: »
    Hi, the low battery warning seems to have disappeared now all by itself. What should i do now?

    Change it anyway, it will come back to haunt you.:D


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    altor
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    joeperry wrote: »
    Hi, the low battery warning seems to have disappeared now all by itself. What should i do now?

    If you enter engineering and come out the battery fault will disappear so I have to agree with Koolkid, I would also replace this battery. No harm having a few spare batteries on hand either. Once one goes the rest will not be far behind.

    www.altor.ie



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