For high power demands. Gas stove igniters, vintage large flashlights, and portable radios often use C or D type (LR14 / LR20) large batteries. VIDEX guarantees long-lasting operation without interruptions.
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A: The difference lies in physical dimensions and capacity: the C (LR14) size is 26.2 x 50.0 mm (around 8000 mAh), while the D (LR20) measures 34.2 x 61.5 mm, reaching up to 18000 mAh capacity. The C format is intended for medium-power portable radios and mechanisms, while D elements are used in powerful industrial flashlights and gas boiler ignition blocks.
A: Gas burner spark plugs and automatic valves consume a large current impulse at the moment of ignition. Alkaline LR14/LR20 elements provide low internal resistance and a strong spark for thousands of ignition cycles throughout the heating season, preventing gas boiler startup errors (Err).
A: With an 18000 mAh capacity, two D (LR20) alkaline batteries provide continuous LED spotlight operation for up to 40–60 hours. Regular zinc-carbon D batteries discharge in just 8–10 hours in this mode, so Alkaline provides 5 times longer autonomy for operational services and construction sites.
A: An adapter shell allows physically inserting a smaller battery into a larger socket, but the capacity remains at the level of the small battery (around 2800 mAh, not 18000 mAh). The device will work, but its operating time will be 6 times shorter, therefore original D (LR20) Alkaline batteries are necessary for prolonged autonomy.
A: Large batteries contain a high volume of chemical reagents, so in the event of housing damage, the consequences of a leak would be catastrophic for the device's mechanism. An impact-resistant steel casing with a safety valve prevents internal pressure deformations even under the influence of heavy impact or temperature fluctuations.