EEMB10Pack ER14505 3.6V AA Lithium Battery 2700mAh Li-SOCL₂ Non-Rechargeable Batteries SB-AA11 LS14500 TL-5903 SL-360 14500 ER14500 for Door Gate Sensor Water Electricity Gas Meter PLC Battery

They are just what I needed for my gate. They are the only ones that will fit and you cannot buy them anywhere except on line

These lithium batteries seem to be of very good quality. All of them checked at the same voltage and all arrived in perfect condition. This is the type I was hoping to have delivered to use for my customers.Packing was perfect and shipping was fast.

I bought a few of these to replace in an oil tank level sensor. I originally had the Saft brand, but they were no longer available on Amazon. At first glance they looked fine. After I installed them into my level sensors (2x per sensor), my App tells me that the battery charge is 'poor'...meaning they have little power left. After some verification with a DMM (voltage meter), they are barely 3.6V. New Saft batteries run about 3.66V when new. These were at 3.61V to 3.59V. Not sure what voltage they are under load. I tested all 10 of them in my sensors and none of them gave me a battery condition indication of "Good" or "Excellent" on my level sensor App. What a waste of $$!! I'm going back to Saft!Followup: Reading the responses from the manufacturer, they claim the battery likely has to be de-passivated. They discuss this in their ad:"All of our batteries have date-code to guarantee freshness. However, lithium thionyl chloride battery has a passivation characteristic. Therefore, we highly recommend customer to use the battery within 3 months to receive optimal performance. Although our battery has a 20-year shelf life (under special storage conditions), we advise customers not to store batteries for a long time due to the passivation characteristic. It is highly recommended that you purchase as many as you need."What regular customer has that discharge 'equipment'? I used these batteries the same day I received them (they weren't sitting around for 3 months at my house) and I had low voltage. So, they may have been passivated already sitting at an Amazon warehouse. BTW, when you de-passivate a cell, it actually reduces the total capacity of the cell (it won't last as long). If you do not have a high-drain device powered by this battery, you cannot de-passivate it. So, the only option is to have the right 'equipment' (i.e. electronic circuitry) to properly and SAFELY de-passivate. I don't have that, nor did the manufacturer provide a safe way for an end user to do this. End result - you are screwed.

I was check every baterry (12) and they had the right charge +/- 3,7 v

Great value for the money! These are high quality batteries that make my LED flashlights BRIGHT!

Good value

Great price, but buyer beware. Every battery is minimally charged. When I put them into my oil tank sensor they read either poor or fair at best. I changed the batteries today and put in two “new” batteries and they are fair. (Photo attached) They usually last a full year, these batteries last 1.5 months before i have to change them. Tried to contact customer service and never received a response. ZERO STARS

These do not last for powering flashlights or other AA devices. I get much better life out of Kirkland brand than these.