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3 × AAA Battery Holder with Wire Leads – 4.5V Output
3 × AAA Battery Holder with Wire Leads – 4.5V Output
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The 3 × AAA Battery Holder with Wire Leads is a compact plastic battery case designed to hold three 1.5V AAA batteries in series. When three standard AAA batteries are installed, the holder provides a combined nominal output of 4.5V DC.
It comes with pre-attached red and black wires for easy connection to circuits, motors, LEDs, electronic modules, school projects and DIY applications. The spring-loaded contacts help hold the batteries securely and maintain reliable electrical contact.
This battery holder is suitable for robotics projects, science models, portable electronic devices, LED circuits, toys, breadboard experiments and low-voltage electronics.
Key Features
- Holds three AAA batteries
- Nominal combined output of 4.5V
- Pre-wired red and black leads
- Compact and lightweight design
- Spring-loaded battery contacts
- Easy battery installation and replacement
- Suitable for low-voltage electronic projects
- Useful for school, robotics and DIY applications
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | AAA Battery Holder |
| Battery Capacity | 3 Cells |
| Compatible Battery Size | AAA |
| Battery Voltage | 1.5V per Cell |
| Total Nominal Output | 4.5V DC |
| Cell Connection | Series |
| Output Wires | Red and Black |
| Positive Wire | Red |
| Negative Wire | Black |
| Contact Type | Metal Spring Contacts |
| Body Material | Plastic |
| Body Colour | Black |
| Switch | Not Included |
| Connector | Bare Wire Leads |
| Battery Included | No |
| Suitable For | DIY Electronics, Robotics, LED Circuits and School Projects |
| Package Contents | 1 × 3-Cell AAA Battery Holder with Wires |
Note: This holder is designed for three 1.5V AAA cells, so the total nominal output is 4.5V, not 1.5V.
Applications
- Robotics projects
- LED lighting circuits
- Small DC motors
- School science models
- Breadboard experiments
- Electronic toys
- Portable DIY circuits
- Sensor projects
- Arduino-related low-voltage projects
- Prototype power supply
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