Duracell Hearing Aid Battery Size 312 - Pack of 6
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This guide is for individuals who rely on hearing aids and need a dependable, long-lasting power source. The Duracell Hearing Aid Battery Size 312 with EasyTab® offers extended performance and ease of use, making battery replacement straightforward. A potential consideration is the need to ensure you are purchasing the correct size for your specific hearing aid model.
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| Model Part Number | 536214 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Duracell |
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FAQs
What does the '312' refer to in the battery size?
The '312' indicates the specific size and power capacity required for certain hearing aid models. It is often color-coded brown for easy identification.
How long do these batteries typically last?
Duracell Hearing Aid batteries are designed for long-lasting power. While exact lifespan varies with hearing aid usage and features, they offer extended performance compared to standard batteries.
Can I recharge Duracell hearing aid batteries?
No, these are single-use batteries and are not designed to be recharged. Attempting to recharge them can be dangerous and may damage your hearing aid.
How should I store unused batteries?
Store unused batteries in their original packaging at room temperature. Avoid exposing them to extreme heat, cold, or moisture. Keep them away from metal objects.
What is the purpose of the EasyTab®?
The EasyTab® is an extra-long tab designed to make handling, replacing, and disposing of the battery much simpler and more convenient, especially for individuals with limited dexterity.
Are these batteries environmentally friendly?
Yes, these batteries contain 0% mercury, contributing to a more environmentally conscious product.
Where can I find the correct battery size for my hearing aid?
Consult your hearing aid's user manual for the specific battery size requirement. The size is often indicated by a color code (e.g., brown for 312).
Troubleshooting
Hearing aid not powering on after battery replacement
Ensure the protective sticker has been fully removed from the battery and that the battery is inserted correctly with the positive (+) side oriented as per your hearing aid's compartment.
Intermittent sound or weak performance
Check that the battery is fresh and fully seated in the compartment. A low battery can cause inconsistent performance. Ensure the hearing aid's microphone and receiver are not blocked.
Difficulty removing old battery
Use the EasyTab® for grip. If the tab is difficult to grasp, try using a fingernail or a small, non-metallic tool to gently pry the battery out from the edge.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Extended battery life ensures consistent hearing aid performance.
- EasyTab® makes battery changes simple, even for those with dexterity challenges.
- Clear color-coding prevents mix-ups between battery sizes.
- Reliable power source from a trusted brand.
- Long shelf life for convenience and bulk purchasing.
Cons
- Specific to hearing aid devices, not for general use.
- Requires careful attention to ensure the correct size (312) is used.
- Small size may be challenging for some users if the EasyTab® is not utilized correctly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: These batteries are specifically designed for hearing aid devices that require size 312 batteries. Always confirm your hearing aid's manual for the correct battery size (indicated by color, typically brown for 312).
Setup:
- Open the battery compartment on your hearing aid.
- Gently pull the EasyTab® from the battery packaging.
- Remove the protective sticker from the battery.
- Insert the battery into the compartment with the EasyTab® (usually the positive side) facing the correct direction as indicated inside the compartment.
- Close the battery compartment securely.
Care:
- Store batteries in their original packaging at room temperature, away from extreme heat or humidity.
- Avoid storing batteries loose in pockets or purses where they can come into contact with metal objects, which could cause a short circuit.
- Do not attempt to recharge these batteries unless they are explicitly labeled as rechargeable.