Description
Duracell Plus Power D batteries are 1.5V alkaline cells in the LR20 form factor, supplied in a 4-pack. Each cell measures 61.5mm tall by 34.2mm diameter and delivers reliable power for torches, portable radios, battery-powered lanterns, and other devices requiring D-size alkaline cells.
Designed for everyday and high-drain applications, these batteries suit emergency torches kept in vehicles, camping lanterns, battery-operated radios, children's toys requiring D cells, and backup power for wireless doorbells or security sensors. The alkaline chemistry provides consistent voltage output across the discharge curve, making them suitable for devices that draw moderate to high current continuously.
Duracell's formulation keeps unused batteries viable for up to 10 years when stored in their original packaging at ambient temperature, meaning stocks can be held for emergencies without degradation. The 4-pack format provides spares for devices using 2 or 4 D cells. Each cell is manufactured in the USA and the packaging uses 98% recycled paper-based materials.
Specification
| Weight (KG) |
0.54 |
| Width (mm) |
176 |
| Height (mm) |
120 |
| Depth (mm) |
35 |
| Battery Range |
Duracell +100% Pro Power |
| Cell Size |
D |
| Cell Composition |
Alkaline |
Frequently Asked
What devices use D batteries?
D cells are commonly used in torches, portable radios, camping lanterns, large battery-operated toys, wireless doorbells, and security sensors. Any device marked D, LR20 or MN1300 on the battery compartment accepts these cells.
How long do unused Duracell D batteries last?
Duracell states unused Plus Power batteries retain their charge for up to 10 years when stored in the original packaging at ambient temperature. This makes them suitable for emergency kits and backup supplies.
Are these rechargeable?
No. These are single-use alkaline cells. Once depleted they should be recycled rather than recharged. Duracell produces separate rechargeable D cells in their Recharge range for applications where reuse is needed.
Can I mix old and new Duracell D batteries?
It is not recommended. Mixing cells at different charge levels causes the depleted cell to drain the fresh cells faster and can lead to leakage. Replace all cells in a device at the same time with fresh batteries from the same pack.