Westinghouse Super Heavy Duty 9V Battery
Original price was: 40.78 EGP.32.90 EGPCurrent price is: 32.90 EGP.
The Westinghouse Heavy Duty 9V Battery is a reliable, non-rechargeable power source for low-drain electronic devices. Its standard 6F22 snap-terminal design makes it suitable for multimeters, smoke alarms, portable radios, electronic toys, educational circuits, and Arduino experiments requiring a 9V supply.
Westinghouse Heavy Duty 9V Battery
The Westinghouse Heavy Duty 9V Battery provides a practical and affordable power source for low-drain electronic equipment. It uses the standard rectangular 6F22 format with snap terminals at the top. Therefore, it connects easily to standard 9V battery clips, holders, and compatible devices.
This battery supplies a nominal voltage of 9V and is designed for single-use applications. It is suitable for test equipment, portable radios, smoke alarms, electronic toys, educational kits, and small DIY circuits. In addition, students and electronics hobbyists can use it as a convenient portable supply for circuit testing and basic prototypes.
Reliable Power for Low-Drain Devices
The Westinghouse Heavy Duty 9V Battery is intended primarily for devices that require a small or moderate amount of current. Heavy-duty zinc-based batteries offer an economical solution for equipment used occasionally or for applications where a rechargeable battery is not required.
However, operating time depends on the connected device, current consumption, operating temperature, and storage conditions. High-current loads can cause the battery voltage to drop quickly. Therefore, this battery is not recommended for motors, pumps, heating elements, high-power LEDs, GSM modules, or powerful audio amplifiers.
Key Features
- Nominal output voltage of 9V
- Standard 6F22 rectangular battery size
- Snap-style positive and negative terminals
- Super Heavy Duty general-purpose construction
- Ready to use without charging
- Compact and easy to install
- Suitable for low-drain electronic devices
- Compatible with standard 9V battery clips
- Convenient for educational and DIY projects
- Single battery supplied per unit
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Westinghouse |
| Product Type | Super Heavy Duty Battery |
| Nominal Voltage | 9V |
| Standard Size | 6F22 / 1604D |
| Battery Chemistry | Zinc-based heavy-duty battery |
| Rechargeable | No |
| Terminal Type | 9V snap terminals |
| Polarity | Small terminal positive, large terminal negative |
| Recommended Applications | Low-drain electronic devices |
| Package Quantity | 1 Battery |
| Storage | Cool and dry location |
Common Applications
The Westinghouse Heavy Duty 9V Battery can power many common low-current products. Suitable applications include:
- Digital and analog multimeters
- Smoke and gas alarms
- Portable radios
- Electronic toys
- Wireless microphones
- Small test instruments
- Educational electronics kits
- Breadboard experiments
- Low-power sensors and circuits
- Arduino experiments through a suitable 9V battery connector
Using the Battery with Arduino
A standard 9V battery clip can connect this battery to an Arduino board through the DC barrel jack or VIN input when the board supports it. Nevertheless, the onboard voltage regulator reduces 9V to the board’s operating voltage, which wastes some energy as heat.
For this reason, the battery is suitable for short demonstrations and basic low-current experiments. It is not the best choice for long-term Arduino operation or projects that include motors, servos, relays, Wi-Fi boards, or other high-current components.
Safety and Storage Instructions
Always connect the battery with the correct polarity. Do not recharge, short-circuit, disassemble, crush, heat, or place the battery in fire or water. Furthermore, do not store it with loose metal objects that could connect the two terminals.
Remove the battery from equipment that will not be used for a long period. Store it in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and moisture. Finally, dispose of used batteries according to local battery-disposal regulations.
