Battery D (R20) pack 2 pcs, Kodak — primary zinc‑carbon cells, size D/R20

Kodak D (R20) pack 2 pcs are primary zinc‑carbon cylindrical cells in the standard D/R20 size designed to supply single‑use power for moderate‑drain devices. These batteries offer a balance of cost and shelf life and are intended for equipment that requires a larger cell format such as torches, portable radios and lanterns. The pack contains two D‑size cells suitable for immediate replacement or spares for household and occasional outdoor use.

Advantages

These Kodak D batteries provide dependable single‑use power for devices with moderate current draw while keeping purchase cost low. The zinc‑carbon chemistry ensures acceptable shelf life when stored properly and the standard D/R20 size fits a wide range of legacy and contemporary equipment. The two‑cell pack format is convenient for replacing pairs of batteries in devices that use multiple D‑cells.

Suitable for

• Flashlights and torches
• Portable radios and transistor radios
• Camping lanterns and battery‑powered lights
• Some larger toys and hobby devices
• Emergency kits and infrequent use household equipment

Key specifications

• Cell type: primary zinc‑carbon chemistry
• Cell size: D / R20 (standard cylindrical D‑size)
• Pack quantity: 2 cells
• Intended use: single‑use (non‑rechargeable) applications
• Typical applications: moderate‑drain devices requiring larger cells

How to use

Insert the D (R20) Kodak cells into the device following the polarity markings (+ and −) on the product and the device battery compartment. Use the cells in pairs where the device requires multiple D‑size batteries and replace all cells of the same type at the same time to maintain consistent performance. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations for household battery waste.

Usage recommendations

Store unused batteries in a cool, dry place away from metal objects and direct sunlight. Avoid mixing these zinc‑carbon cells with rechargeable or different chemistry batteries in the same device. For high‑drain equipment or prolonged use, consider using batteries with higher discharge capability, such as alkaline or rechargeable alternatives.