Battery Panasonic LR20EPS/2B D-size 1.5V Alkaline cell, pack of 2

Panasonic LR20EPS/2B is a D-size (R20) 1.5V alkaline cell supplied as a pack of two. These batteries are designed to deliver steady voltage and extended service life in devices that demand continuous power, such as torches, portable radios, children's toys and various household and professional electronics. The chemistry and construction provide reliable shelf life and consistent performance under moderate loads common to everyday use.

Advantages

These Panasonic D-size alkaline cells offer constant voltage output and stable performance over time, ensuring predictable operation for devices that require sustained power. The pack of two provides immediate replacement options or simultaneous use in multi-cell devices. Alkaline chemistry ensures low self-discharge for long shelf storage and dependable energy delivery during regular use.

Suitable for

• Flashlights and portable lighting
• Battery-powered radios and audio equipment
• Children's toys and electronic play devices
• Portable measurement tools and simple medical devices
• Household items such as clocks, lanterns and remote controls

Key specifications

• Cell size: D (also referred to as R20)
• Nominal voltage: 1.5 V per cell
• Chemistry: Alkaline
• Package quantity: 2 cells
• Typical use: continuous moderate-load applications
• Storage characteristic: low self-discharge for extended shelf life

How to use

Insert each cell into the device following the polarity markings indicated by the equipment. For multi-cell applications, ensure all cells are the same type and age to maintain balanced discharge and optimal performance. Replace both cells at the same time when the device shows reduced performance. Store unused batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and metallic objects that could create short circuits.

Usage recommendations

Use these Panasonic D-size alkaline batteries in devices with moderate continuous current draw for best results; avoid mixing with rechargeable NiMH or other chemistries in the same device. Dispose of spent batteries according to local regulations or recycle where facilities exist.