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Battery holder: AA x 4 with USB interface connector and Belt clip ("Out" / "IN" / "OFF" power switch) - RoHS Compliant
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In Stock
Part Number: USBPS
Product ID # 2970
Quantity Discounts
| Quantity | Amount |
| 5 to 20 | $3.83 |
| 21 to 50 | $3.75 |
| 51 to 100 | $3.67 |
| 101 to 500 | $3.56 |
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Smart Battery holder -- convert AA Batteries into 5V DC external battery pack
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5.0VDC USB female output terminal with "OUT" / "IN" / "OFF" Power switch
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Specifications: (RoHS Compliant;
 Please click here to download RoHS test report)
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Description
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- 4 cells AA rechargeable/non rechargeable battery holder with cover, USB interface connector, "out" "In" "Off" switch with belt clip.
- Off --- No output power
- Out ---5V DC output
- In --- Charge battery
- Avg. 4.8V with a peak of 5.6V (when rechargeable batteries are fully charged)
- Note: Do not use Alkaline (non rechargeable) batteries as output is >6V and might damage USB device that cannot support a voltage >6V.
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Holder Material
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High Impact ABS Plastic
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Contact Material
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Springs are nickel plated overall
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Color
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Black
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Dimension
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3.15"x 2.5"x 0.76"(1" with belt clip)
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| Weight
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40 grams (1.4 Oz)
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Applications
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- a 5V external pack to run extra long for 5V devices. Such as MP3, Palm, digital camera etc.
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Tip: please make sure the batteries are fit tightly. If not, there is no output voltage. You can add some foam inside the cover to make sure the batteries are fit tightly.
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Product Reviews
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Average Rating:
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powers any USB device, at a great price
(Unknown)
4/19/2007 2:24 PM
I've been looking for an external battery pack to keep my iPod nano powered when away from a power source. This battery holder has allowed me to power my iPod nano through the battery holder using 4 AA batteries. In using rechargable Ni-Mh's (2500 mAh), I kept my iPod nano running for over 8 hours on a roadtrip, non-stop, with the backlight continuously on, skipping through songs at will. The road trip ended before the battery pack ran out of juice to switch to the internal battery. For the price, this can't be beat.
Overall though, a great product for a steal of a price.
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MUST HAVE for MINI USB CHARGING
(Unknown)
3/21/2007 3:13 PM
I have lots of gadgets around and all but a few use non-standard batteries. Many of them have special power supplies for charging. Now, some new goodies are coming out with mini-USB ports for charging. We all have rechargeable AA batteries around but until now, there's been no way to uses them as backups batteries for these. This external power pack allows you to use 4xAA batteries to power your USB device. What's even better is that it outputs enough current that you can probably CHARGE your device too. I have an HTC TyTn phone that requires 800mA of current at 5V to charge. Good luck finding many adapters that can supply that! If you use hi-capacity batteries you can actually supply more power than most of the $60 custom batteries that are out there. The best part is that you can use it on your phone, on your Ipod, or on ANYTHING that can be powered or charged from a USB port. If you travel, you'll appreciate the availability of AA batteries around the world.
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