Battery t6 power Samsung SLB-10A 1050mAh 3.9Wh

Rechargeable replacement battery t6 power for devices using the Samsung SLB-10A form factor. This Li-ion battery provides a nominal capacity of 1050 mAh (3.9 Wh) at 3.7 V in a compact rectangular housing measuring approximately 43.65 x 31.65 x 7.32 mm and weighing 22.19 g. It is designed as a compatible power source for a wide range of compact and bridge cameras and other portable electronics that accept the SLB-10A / BN-VH105 size and electrical specifications.

Advantages

The battery offers a direct fit for devices compatible with the SLB-10A form factor and supplies stable voltage for typical camera operation. Its Li-ion chemistry ensures low self-discharge and consistent power delivery across shooting sessions. The compact dimensions and low weight make it convenient for travel and field use, while the nominal 1050 mAh capacity supports extended use compared with older, lower-capacity cells.

Suitable for

• Portable digital cameras that accept SLB-10A / BN-VH105 batteries
• On-the-go photography and travel where compact spare power is needed
• Fieldwork and events requiring quick battery swaps
• Users replacing worn original batteries in compatible camera models

Key specifications

• Battery type: Lithium-ion (Li-ion)
• Nominal capacity: 1050 mAh (3.9 Wh)
• Nominal voltage: 3.7 V
• Dimensions: approx. 43.65 x 31.65 x 7.32 mm
• Weight: approx. 22.19 g
• Color: black
• Compatible form factor: SLB-10A / BN-VH105

How to use

Charge the battery using the camera's charger or an external charger compatible with SLB-10A-type Li-ion cells and the battery's nominal voltage. Insert the battery into the device following the polarity indicators and manufacturer instructions for your camera model. Monitor charging status via the charger or camera indicators and avoid overcharging; remove the battery once fully charged. Handle the battery by its housing and avoid exposing contacts to metal objects.

Usage recommendations

Store the battery in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures. For optimal battery life, cycle the battery periodically and store it partially charged (around 40–60%) if it will not be used for extended periods. Replace the battery if you observe decreased runtime, swelling, or any physical damage. Use chargers and devices that match the battery’s voltage specification to ensure safe operation.