Rayovac Hearing Aid Batteries - Silver - RAY-13B
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This guide is for individuals who use hearing aids and require reliable, long-lasting power. The Rayovac Hearing Aid Batteries (Size 13) offer consistent performance for behind-the-ear, in-the-ear, and hearing glasses devices, ensuring your hearing remains clear. A key consideration is their single-use nature, requiring replacement after depletion.
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| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RAY-13B |
| Brand | Rayovac |
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FAQs
What type of battery is the Rayovac Hearing Aid 13?
It is a Size 13 (PR48, orange tab) single-use zinc-air button battery.
How long do these batteries typically last?
Battery life varies depending on the hearing aid model and usage, but these Size 13 batteries are designed for long-lasting performance, offering a capacity of 290 mAh.
How do I activate the battery?
After removing the colored tab, let the battery sit for about one minute. This allows air to enter the cell and begin the activation process.
Can I reuse these batteries?
No, these are single-use batteries and must be replaced once depleted. They cannot be recharged.
Are these batteries safe for the environment?
Yes, these Rayovac batteries are mercury-free, making them a more environmentally sound choice. Please dispose of them at designated collection points.
What does 'Zinc-Air' technology mean?
Zinc-air is a battery chemistry that uses zinc as the anode and oxygen from the air as the cathode. It is known for providing a stable voltage and high energy density, making it ideal for hearing aids.
Where should I store unused batteries?
Store unused batteries in their original packaging at room temperature. Avoid exposure to extreme heat, cold, or humidity.
Troubleshooting
Hearing aid not turning on or working intermittently.
Ensure the battery tab has been removed and the battery has had at least one minute to activate. Check that the battery is inserted correctly with the proper polarity (+/-). Try a fresh battery.
Battery seems to be draining quickly.
Ensure the battery tab was fully removed and the battery was allowed to activate. Store unused batteries in a cool, dry place. Check if the hearing aid is functioning correctly, as issues with the device itself can sometimes lead to rapid battery drain.
Difficulty removing the battery tab.
Gently peel the tab from the edge. If it's stuck, try using a plastic tool or the edge of a coin to lift it carefully. Avoid using sharp metal objects that could damage the battery.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Long-lasting power for consistent hearing aid performance.
- Mercury-free for environmental safety.
- Designed for a wide range of hearing aid types.
- Reliable zinc-air technology.
- Convenient 6-pack packaging.
Cons
- Single-use batteries require replacement.
- Requires careful handling to activate and maintain freshness.
- Disposal should be at designated collection points.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
- Type: Size 13 hearing aid batteries (also known as PR48, ZL2, or R13).
- Color Code: Orange tab.
- Suitable For: All behind-the-ear (BTE), in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids, and hearing glasses that require a Size 13 battery.
Setup:
- Remove Tab: Gently peel off the colored tab from the battery. Do not use your fingernails or sharp objects, as this can damage the battery.
- Activate: Allow the battery to rest for approximately one minute after removing the tab. This allows air to enter and activate the zinc-air cell.
- Insert: Carefully insert the battery into your hearing aid, ensuring correct polarity (+/-).
Care:
- Storage: Store unused batteries in their original packaging at room temperature. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity.
- Handling: Always handle batteries by the tab. Avoid touching the metal surfaces, as oils from your skin can impede performance.
- Disposal: Mercury-free batteries should be disposed of at designated battery collection points or returned to the point of sale. Do not dispose of in regular household waste.