Battery Panasonic R14-2BB (R14C) — Size R14/C (C cell), Blister Pack 2 pcs

Panasonic R14-2BB (R14C) are C-size alkaline disposable batteries supplied in a blister pack of two cells. These R14/C batteries deliver standard voltage and stable power suitable for medium-drain devices such as toys, torches, radios and various household electronics. The single blister containing two cells provides a simple replacement option for devices that require C-type cells and allows immediate use upon installation.

Advantages

These Panasonic R14/C batteries offer dependable alkaline chemistry with predictable performance for everyday applications. The compact blister pack keeps the two cells protected and easy to store, while the C-size format fits a wide range of consumer devices. The product is ready to install without additional preparation and provides consistent voltage during typical discharge cycles for medium-drain loads.

Suitable for

• Toys and electronic playthings
• Handheld torches and portable lighting
• Portable radios and audio devices
• Household electronics such as clocks, remotes, and small appliances

Key specifications

• Cell size: R14 / C
• Chemistry: Alkaline
• Number of cells in pack: 2
• Intended use: Disposable single-use battery for medium-drain devices
• Form factor: Cylindrical C cell

How to use

Insert each Panasonic R14/C battery into the device compartment following the polarity markings (+ and −). Ensure contacts in the device are clean and dry before installation. Replace both cells when device performance drops to avoid uneven discharge. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations for battery recycling or collection points.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Do not attempt to recharge these disposable alkaline cells, do not mix with different battery types or old batteries in the same device, and keep out of reach of children. For prolonged storage, check expiry information on the packaging and rotate stock to use the oldest supply first.