lyyyghtmaster
Newly Enlightened
The marked superiority of Duracell lithium primaries to cheaper brands for higher-current applications seems well documented. I'm wondering how the types compare for very low drain use with occasional higher-drain spikes?
The cells are to be used in Intermatic timers that rely on the CR2 to maintain the memory as well as operate the latching relay to switch the load, so that the timer is independent of the line being switched. The cells provided with the product are no-name and last only about a year with one on-off switching cycle per day.
Does anyone have experience with these batteries used in this or similar application?
Thanks!
The cells are to be used in Intermatic timers that rely on the CR2 to maintain the memory as well as operate the latching relay to switch the load, so that the timer is independent of the line being switched. The cells provided with the product are no-name and last only about a year with one on-off switching cycle per day.
Does anyone have experience with these batteries used in this or similar application?
Thanks!