LEricG
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Hi, first post here. I'm not an electrician so have limited knowledge.
My wife just bought a dog toy from China (a ball that bounces and lights up) and it says that we must use carbon, not alkaline, batteries as the latter will damage the product.
First, why would alkaline damage the item? and
Second, if the carbon batteries are safe would zinc chloride also be safe?
The non-alkaline batteries that I have been looking at in my box are zinc chloride, not carbon.
Thank you,
Eric
My wife just bought a dog toy from China (a ball that bounces and lights up) and it says that we must use carbon, not alkaline, batteries as the latter will damage the product.
First, why would alkaline damage the item? and
Second, if the carbon batteries are safe would zinc chloride also be safe?
The non-alkaline batteries that I have been looking at in my box are zinc chloride, not carbon.
Thank you,
Eric