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Unique-Bargains 2 Pcs Black Plastic D Size Battery Holder
Holds two D-size cells securely in a lightweight 51 g black plastic case measuring 7 x 7 x 3.1 cm
- Holds two D cells securely in a compact black case
- Lightweight 51 g pair adds minimal bulk to tool bags
- Moulded plastic shell protects batteries from knocks and short circuits
- Snaps shut for quick access during repairs or replacements
- Fits standard 1.5 V D batteries without modification
Battery storage for D cells
This holder stores two D-size batteries in a compact black plastic case weighing 51g. It keeps cells organised and protected until they are needed. The case measures 7 x 7 x 3.1cm and is sold as a pack of two. No batteries are included with the holder.
Passive design and current limit
The holder has no active cooling or electronics, so it produces no noise and draws no power itself. Internal wiring is thin and intended only for very small current loads. The supplier advises stopping use if the wires become hot and warns against connecting the case to loads that cause large current draw.
Replaces loose battery storage
This case replaces storing D cells loose in drawers or tool bags where contacts can short or terminals can be damaged. The upgrade is worth it when you want a dedicated, labelled place for spare cells and quick access during projects. It is not for builders who need a holder for more than two D cells or a unit rated for high-current applications.
Highlights
- Holds two D cells securely in a compact black case
- Lightweight 51 g pair adds minimal bulk to tool bags
- Moulded plastic shell protects batteries from knocks and short circuits
- Snaps shut for quick access during repairs or replacements
- Fits standard 1.5 V D batteries without modification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install D cells in the holder, and what step do people get wrong?
Slide two 1.5 V D cells into the case following the marked polarity; the common mistake is forcing cells in backwards, which can short the thin internal wires.
What maintenance or replacement will the holder need later?
Inspect the thin wires periodically; if they become hot during use or show insulation damage, replace the holder because the structure is only rated for very small current loads.
What limit appears first under sustained use?
The thin wiring heats up quickly, so the holder reaches its safe current limit long before the D cells are depleted.
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