Overview

The Sennheiser BA2015 Rechargeable Battery Pack powers bodypack transmitters and receivers of the evolution wireless G3 100, 300 and 500 Series, 2000 Series, Tourguide SK 2020-D and EK 1039. It contains two rechargeable NiMH cells and is inserted into the battery compartment instead of two standard AA cells. The battery pack features an integrated sensor which indicates the battery status, monitors temperature during recharging and avoids the charging of non-rechargeable batteries.

SKU: GC60-009950

Sennheiser BA2015 Rechargeable Battery Pack

The Sennheiser BA2015 Rechargeable Battery Pack powers bodypack transmitters and receivers of the evolution wireless G3 100, 300 and 500 Series, 2000 Series, Tourguide SK 2020-D and EK 1039. It contains two rechargeable NiMH cells and is inserted into the battery compartment instead of two standard AA cells. The battery pack features an integrated sensor which indicates the battery status, monitors temperature during recharging and avoids the charging of non-rechargeable batteries.

Features

  • Long operating times (comparable to those of non-rechargeable batteries)

  • High-quality NiMH cells

  • Accurate battery status display

  • Recharging via convenient charging unit

  • Sensor on the battery pack avoids accidental recharging of non-rechargeable batteries

Specifications

  • Voltage: 2 x 1.2 Volt

  • Capacity: 1500 mAh

  • Compatibility: G2 & G3 Series Wireless Systems

What's in the Box

  • Sennheiser BA2015 Rechargeable Battery Pack

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Product Overview

The Sennheiser BA2015 Rechargeable Battery Pack powers bodypack transmitters and receivers of the evolution wireless G3 100, 300 and 500 Series, 2000 Series, Tourguide SK 2020-D and EK 1039. It contains two rechargeable NiMH cells and is inserted into the battery compartment instead of two standard AA cells. The battery pack features an integrated sensor which indicates the battery status, monitors temperature during recharging and avoids the charging of non-rechargeable batteries.

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