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DBTLAP CMOS Battery for Toshiba Qosmio G50-115
Lithium CMOS battery maintains BIOS settings for Toshiba Qosmio G50-115 motherboards
- Battery TypeLithium
- Keeps BIOS settings and system time
- Lithium coin cell for reliable power
- Direct replacement for Qosmio G50-115
- Pre-tested unit reduces installation risk
- Single battery included in package
DBTLAP CMOS Battery for Qosmio G50-115
This lithium coin cell replaces the motherboard RTC battery in a Toshiba Qosmio G50-115 notebook. It keeps the system clock and BIOS settings alive when the main power is removed. The part is intended for owners of that specific model who need to restore date, time or firmware configuration retention. Buyers with other laptop models or desktop boards cannot use this item.
New tested cell with pre-attached leads
Each unit is tested before shipping and arrives as a single replacement battery with connector leads ready for the motherboard header. The plug-in design avoids soldering and lets a technician swap the old cell in minutes. No charger, cable or additional hardware is included in the package. Installers who need a different connector style or voltage must source an alternative part.
Low self-discharge lithium chemistry
The lithium chemistry provides stable voltage and long shelf life so the real-time clock runs accurately for years without mains power. Current draw is in the microampere range, producing no audible noise and adding negligible load to the system. No cooling, airflow or extra power capacity is required for normal operation.
Highlights
- Keeps BIOS settings and system time
- Lithium coin cell for reliable power
- Direct replacement for Qosmio G50-115
- Pre-tested unit reduces installation risk
- Single battery included in package
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium |
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Questions about this item
What type of battery cell does the CMOS RTC replacement use?
The replacement uses a lithium cell that is tested before shipping to ensure reliable real-time clock and BIOS memory retention.
Which laptop model is this CMOS battery designed to fit?
It is built as a direct replacement for the Toshiba Qosmio G50-115 motherboard CMOS socket.
How is the CMOS battery installed on the motherboard?
Remove the old cell from its motherboard socket, align the new lithium cell with the correct polarity, and press it firmly into place.
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