Using Non-Rechargeable Batteries - Husky MP2500 Manual

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8.2.3 Using non-rechargeable batteries

THESE INSTRUCTIONS RELATE TO PERSONNEL SAFETY AS WELL
AS RELIABLE OPERATION OF THE MP2500 AND AC ADAPTOR. IT IS
IMPORTANT THAT THEY ARE READ AND UNDERSTOOD.
We recommend the use of Alkaline batteries, such as Panasonic or
Duracell LR6 (MN1500) cells. You will need three AA-size batteries to
operate the MP2500.
CAUTION:
Do not mix batteries of different types, sizes, or states
of charge. Do not fit Lithium batteries under any
circumstances.
Alkaline batteries in MP2500 are only suitable for light duty applications,
and are not recommended for low-temperature use.
We do not recommend use of the cheaper Zinc-Carbon batteries for routine
operation, as they may leak (damaging the MP2500), have shorter lives,
and may cause technical problems. You may however use such batteries
for short periods, in an emergency.
Alkaline cells should provide up to 10 hours of operation when running a
typical application, and a shelf life of several months when installed in the
MP2500. There is no need to remove them during shipment or storage, but
remember that their charge will decrease with time.
Usable alkaline battery capacity is significantly reduced by operating at low
temperatures or with additional loads.
8.2.3.1 When to change non-rechargeable batteries
Alkaline batteries typically provide approximately 10 hours' operation
(depending on use), so if a unit is being used frequently, you might need to
replace its batteries each day or two.
You should also change the batteries if:
The following message is displayed every few seconds when you turn
on:
WARNING BATTERY LEVEL LOW
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