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DELL HRGYV 52 Wh 4-Cell 7.6 V laptop battery
52 Wh 4-cell lithium-ion replacement laptop battery rated at 7.6 volts
- Battery TypeLithium-Ion
- 52 Wh capacity powers longer sessions between charges
- 4-cell lithium-ion design keeps weight low
- 6 V output matches original Dell specifications
- Genuine replacement part number 0HRGYV ensures correct fit
- New condition delivers full rated capacity from day one
Dell HRGYV 52 Wh battery
The Dell HRGYV is a 52 Wh lithium-ion replacement battery built with four cells and a 7.6 V output. It is designed to restore original run-time for compatible Dell laptops. The new unit arrives ready to install without additional configuration.
Who this suits and who it does not
This battery suits owners of Dell systems that accept the 0HRGYV part number and need a direct 52 Wh replacement. It is not for users whose laptop requires a different voltage, a higher capacity pack, or a different physical form factor.
Capacity and headroom
The 52 Wh rating delivers the same energy budget as the original factory pack for typical office work and web browsing. Heavy workloads such as sustained gaming or video rendering will drain the charge faster than light use.
Highlights
- 52 Wh capacity powers longer sessions between charges
- 4-cell lithium-ion design keeps weight low
- 6 V output matches original Dell specifications
- Genuine replacement part number 0HRGYV ensures correct fit
- New condition delivers full rated capacity from day one
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
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Questions about this item
Which Dell laptop models accept the HRGYV 52 Wh 4-cell battery?
The HRGYV battery replaces part number 0HRGYV and fits Dell laptops designed for a 7.6 V, 52 Wh, 4-cell lithium-ion pack.
Will my existing Dell AC adapter charge this 7.6 V battery correctly?
Yes, any Dell charger that originally powered a 7.6 V system will charge the HRGYV pack at the proper voltage and current.
How can I confirm the new battery is recognised at its full 52 Wh capacity?
In Windows, open Command Prompt and run "powercfg /batteryreport"; the report shows design capacity of 52 Wh and current full-charge capacity matching it.
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