If you check things out, I am sure that you can match this up with a
silver oxide battery that will fit in and work. I cannot remember the
type number.
As for the shelf life, it would last about 2 to 4 years. Even if you
were to refridgerate these batteries, it would not do much good.
Freezing them can only damage them.
Jerry G.
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Carlo G wrote:
> I would like to know how long for is possible to store, and in wich
> conditions (temperature), the out of production mercury cells
1.35Volts
> PX625.
> They are infact now rare, due to the mercury contained iside that
creates
> enviroment contamination problems. On the other hand it is no easy to
obtain
> with other batteries the same perfrmances on some apparatus, due the
> constant voltage output.
> Considering that I still have a couple of PX625, I would like to
know how
> long may I expect to have them ready to work with my exposure meter
Gossen
> Lunasix3 that accepts also the new alkaline 625 but showing no useful
> indications due the different voltage ( using two PX625 there is a
> difference of plus 0.3 Volts).
>
> Is there any serious adapter to use with different battery type? I
was
> thinking to choose Silver-oxide cells and do not take in
consideration
> air-zinc technology because of the short life of cells: less than one
year,
> even if you do not use the meter, from the moment you lift the label.
>
> MOST IM****TANT: How can I manage the mercury exausted cells? Can I
put them
> in the "normal" exausted batteries bin?
>
> Thanks. Carlo
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