Description
We stock GP Alkaline batteries in a bulk 4 pack of PP3 9V cells, ready for the kind of devices that get through power quickly. GP make these to keep up with the demands of newer, power hungry electronics, from toys and torches to portable radios, smoke alarms and games console controllers. If you rely on 9V cells around the home, buying in a pack like this keeps you topped up.
These are alkaline batteries built for applications where you need a high current drawn over longer periods, rather than the odd short burst. Bulk packaging is the most cost effective way to buy when you have items with heavy consumption, so you are not paying a premium for single cells every time one runs flat. The PP3 (also called a 9V or block battery) is the familiar rectangular shape with two snap terminals on top.
GP Alkaline is part of a wider range that covers the five most popular sizes: AA, AAA, C, D and 9V. That means you can match the right cell to each device without hunting around for odd formats. Keep a few spares in a drawer and you will have a set on hand when a smoke alarm starts chirping or a controller dies mid game. Store them somewhere cool and dry, and check the date printed on the pack so you use the freshest cells first.
Specification
| Battery type |
PP3 |
| Voltage |
9.0V |
Frequently Asked
What size battery is in this pack?
This is a PP3 9V battery, sometimes called a block battery, in a bulk pack of four cells.
What are these batteries good for?
They suit devices that draw high current over longer periods, such as smoke alarms, toys, torches, portable radios and games console controllers.
Why buy a bulk pack?
Bulk packaging is the most cost effective way to buy batteries for items with heavy consumption, so you pay less per cell.
Are other sizes available?
Yes. GP Alkaline is offered in the five most popular sizes: AA, AAA, C, D and 9V.
Are these alkaline or rechargeable?
These are alkaline batteries. They are single use and not designed to be recharged.
How should I store them?
Keep them somewhere cool and dry, and use the freshest cells first by checking the date on the pack.