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The Varta High Energy 4LR25-2 is a heavy-duty 6V alkaline block battery designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who require dependable, long-lasting power for high-drain devices such as construction lights, safety lamps, and professional spotlights. With a high capacity and robust architecture, it offers consistent voltage for critical applications, though it is a single-use battery and cannot be recharged, requiring careful disposal after its long lifecycle is complete.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 00435 101 111 |
| Brand | Varta |
No, this is a single-use alkaline battery and should never be placed in a charger.
The battery provides a nominal voltage of 6V.
Because it contains chemical components, it must be taken to a designated battery recycling facility or collection point in accordance with local environmental laws.
It is compatible with most devices requiring a 4LR25-2 format, including safety lights, industrial flashlights, and portable alarm systems.
Over long periods, chemical discharge or internal pressure changes can lead to battery leakage, which can cause permanent damage to your device's internal circuitry.
Verify that the battery terminals are making firm contact with the device's pins and check that the polarity (+ and -) is correctly aligned.
Ensure the device is not drawing more current than the battery is rated for and check for any oxidation or corrosion on the device's metal terminals.
To ensure safety and performance, verify that your device requires a 6V alkaline block battery before installation. When inserting the battery, align the contacts carefully according to the polarity markings in your device’s battery compartment. If you are using a device that will sit idle for long periods—such as a backup alarm system—it is critical to remove the battery to prevent potential leakage that could damage your electronics. When the battery is exhausted, do not discard it in the regular trash; instead, take it to a designated battery recycling collection point in your area to ensure it is handled according to local environmental regulations.
