Time to change smoke alarm batteries.
Might be able to stack with "Save 5% when you buy $40 of select items" but I didn't try.
Edit: per Erd's comment, pricematching the good guys incase you had store credit to burn
CamelCamelCamel.
I'd like to know this too. At least Camel3x says lowest ever for this brand, especially with S&S.
Inb4 it’s for your firealarm, doesn’t matter the cost, it’s your life…. Blah blah blah
Thought about this too. Kmart has 3pk 9v batteries for $6, but I spent the extra for peace of mind
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Back in stock
I have always wondered whether to just go for the cheaper batteries anyway as I change my smoke detector batteries every year - i think we are meant to anyway.
The smoke detectors I bought give a low voltage warning (and iirc last 2-3 years). Changing every year out of paranoia is just paranoia.
I don't doubt that for sure!
It has been drummed in to change batteries on smoke detectors regularly… i.e. if we do that - say every 2 years, just get the cheapest of the cheapest then?
I am a bit cynical of the smoke detector thing- I've come back to Oz from a long stint overseas and the amount of regulation here really does get me thinking that the people who rant on about the Nanny State do have a point.
My approach for smoke alarms is 'get decent batteries and rely on the built in voltage monitoring', but I have also done occasional tests using smoke just out of curiosity. iirc there's also a self-test button on detectors? Could be wrong on this.
I only put crappy quality batteries into devices that I don't care about, like cheap LED clocks or kids toys. Anything else is Energiser or rechargeable.
Bought Spares for smoke detectors .
Cheers
Does anyone know what the date printed on the bottom of these batteries indicate. Is it the manufactured date or the expiry/best before date. Cheers!
Haven’t purchased these in decades. Is this a good price?
Better than your reject shop variants?