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British Standard 397 for primary batteries was withdrawn and replaced by the IEC standard in 1996. A cell is a single item of generally 1.5 volts, whilst a battery is a group of cells. Leclanché cells are named in accordance with the
British Standard for Leclanché primary cells. They are designated by
two letters and a number. The letters are: W = wet cell, D = dry cell,
K = sack type element, P = porous pot cell, R = round cell, S = square cell
and I = Inert cell. The number is the discharge rate. Click on any image to enlarge Cells, Dry
Cell, Dry DR 2
Dimensions - 4.4" x 4.4" x 8" high. Cell, Dry DS 5 Dimensions - 2" x 2" x 5.5" high. Cell, Dry DS 6 Dimensions - 1.5" x 1.5" x 4.4" high. Cell, Dry DS 7A Dimensions - 1.25" x 1.25" x 3.1" high.
Cell, Dry R6 Zinc Carbon. Known as an AA battery.
Cells, Dry R12 Zinc Carbon.
Cells, Dry R20 Zinc Carbon. Known as a U2 battery. Cells, Dry R40
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