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summer infant monitor battery replacement

summer infant monitor battery replacement CS-SBT290MB : Battery for Summer Infant Baby Monitor, 29000, 29000A an — Batteries America

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summer infant monitor battery replacement CS-SBT290MB : Battery for Summer Infant Baby Monitor, 29000, 29000A an — Batteries AmericaThe CS SBT290MB is a replacement rechargeable battery for Summer products. This battery replaces the following OEM part number(s): Summer 29030 10 Motorola GB390822 (Older Models) Motorola TFL3X44AAA900 CB94 01A (Older Models) Motorola GPRHCH93C021 (Older Models) This battery is compatible with the following model(s): Summer Infant Baby Monitor Summer 29000 Summer 29000A Summer 29000B Summer 29003 Summer 29003A Summer 29030 Summer 29040 Summer 29500

The CS-SBT290MB is a replacement rechargeable battery for Summer products.

This battery replaces the following OEM part number(s):

  • Summer 29030-10
  • Motorola GB390822 (Older Models)
  • Motorola TFL3X44AAA900-CB94-01A (Older Models)
  • Motorola GPRHCH93C021 (Older Models)

This battery is compatible with the following model(s):

  • Summer Infant Baby Monitor
  • Summer 29000
  • Summer 29000A
  • Summer 29000B
  • Summer 29003
  • Summer 29003A
  • Summer 29030
  • Summer 29040
  • Summer 29500
  • Summer 28650
  • Summer 285650A
  • Summer 29600
  • Summer 29630
  • Summer 29890
  • Summer 36004
  • Motorola MBP853
  • Motorola MBP853PU
  • Motorola MBP853CONNECTPU
  • Motorola MBP668
  • Motorola MBP668PU
  • Motorola MBP668CONNECTPU
  • Motorola MBP667
  • Motorola MBP669
  • Motorola MBP36
  • Motorola MBP36S
  • Motorola MBP36PU

Specifications:

Voltage 3.6V
Chemistry Ni-MH
Capacity 1000mAh
Dimensions 46.70 x 32.00 x 10.80mm
Color Green
Weight 66.5 g
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