Batteria per apparecchi acustici Duracell EasyTab 13 (PR48) confezione da 6

Duracell EasyTab 13 (PR48) hearing aid batteries, 6-pack, are zinc-air cells designed for hearing aids that require size 13 batteries. The EasyTab pull-tab design enables hygienic handling and simple activation, while the chemistry provides steady voltage suitable for typical daily wear. This pack contains six cells sized to fit most behind-the-ear and in-the-ear hearing aids specified for type 13 batteries.

Advantages

Duracell EasyTab 13 batteries offer a standardized capacity and stable output during use, helping to maintain consistent sound performance throughout the day. The EasyTab pull-tab keeps the cell sealed until activation and makes replacement easier and cleaner compared with non-tabbed cells. Zinc-air technology provides a predictable discharge curve, and the compact packaging supports convenient storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Behind-the-ear (BTE) and in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids specified for size 13 batteries
• Daily use where reliable, consistent power is required
• Users preferring hygienic handling and easy battery replacement
• People who need a small multi-pack for home or travel

Key specifications

• Battery size: 13 (commonly referred to as PR48)
• Cell chemistry: zinc-air
• Configuration: button cell with pull-tab activation
• Packaging quantity: 6 cells per pack
• Typical application: disposable primary cells for hearing aids

How to use

Remove a single cell from the pack and pull the EasyTab to expose the air holes; wait a few seconds for the cell to activate to its operating voltage before inserting into the hearing aid. Observe polarity markings on the device and the battery to ensure correct orientation. Replace batteries in both ears at similar intervals if using two devices to maintain balanced performance. Dispose of used cells according to local battery recycling or hazardous-waste regulations.

Recommendations

Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not puncture or incinerate cells. If a device shows unusual behavior after battery replacement, remove the battery and check contacts for corrosion or debris before inserting a fresh cell.