Vernier GW-BAT-250, Go Wireless Link Replacement Battery 230mAh Li-Polymer Motorola PLC Batteries SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Battery

Name: Vernier GW-BAT-250, Go Wireless Link Replacement Battery 230mAh Li-Polymer Motorola PLC Batteries SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Battery
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SKU: 4058615155
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Vernier GW BAT 250, Go Wireless Link Replacement Battery 230mAh Li Polymer Motorola PLC Batteries SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Battery SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Battery Type Condition Price TWMO1 LI3500P#C 3500mAh Li ion 7 This is a replacement compatible battery for WAU254LIXT which comes with a 30 days money back guarantee and 12 months warranty This is a replacement compatible battery for Vernier GW BAT 250 SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Dimensions Condition Price SEVE1 LP230C 230mAh Li Polymer 3

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