Hearing aid zinc-air batteries Duracell ZA13 PR48 AC13 DA13, 6-pack (model BATDUR0604N)

Duracell zinc-air batteries ZA13 (also known as PR48, AC13, DA13) are button-cell cells designed specifically for use in hearing aids. Supplied in a 6-pack and sealed in retail blister packaging, these batteries use zinc-air chemistry to provide the nominal voltage and discharge characteristics required by small auditory devices. The format and construction are intended to deliver stable power for everyday use while fitting common behind-the-ear and in-the-ear hearing instrument models that accept size 13 cells.

Advantages

These Duracell ZA13 hearing aid batteries offer consistent voltage output and a design optimized for low-drain, intermittent use typical of hearing aids. Zinc-air chemistry activates on removal of the sealing tab, helping to maximize shelf life while delivering predictable operating time once installed. The 6-pack format provides a practical quantity for regular replacement and storage in a compact blister suitable for retail or home use.

Suitable for

• Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids that require size 13 cells
• In-the-ear (ITE) and in-canal hearing aids compatible with ZA13 / PR48 / AC13 / DA13 sizes
• Everyday replacement cycles for personal hearing devices

Key specifications

• Cell type: zinc-air button cell
• Physical size: hearing-aid size 13 (standard button cell dimensions for ZA13)
• Typical nominal voltage: 1.4 V (zinc-air battery nominal voltage for hearing-aid cells)
• Packaging: retail blister pack, 6 batteries per pack
• Intended use: low-drain hearing instruments with intermittent operation

How to use

To install, remove a single battery from the blister, peel off the sealing tab to expose the air holes, and wait a few seconds for activation before placing the cell in the hearing aid battery compartment with correct polarity. Replace batteries when performance decreases or after the recommended service interval for your hearing aid. Store unused batteries in the sealed blister away from moisture and heat, and do not carry loose batteries together with metallic objects to avoid short circuits.

Usage recommendations

Use one battery at a time after removing the sealing tab, and keep spare batteries in the original blister until needed. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations for battery recycling or hazardous waste.