Notebook Battery LENOVO 01AV470, 3900mAh, Extra Digital Selected

48.75EUR

Vendor code: NB481668

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Extra Digital Advanced notebook battery LENOVO L15M4PC2 7.6V, 6800mAh, 52Wh.
Features:Li-polymer notebook batteries open up new mobility and usage possibilities for your devices.These batteries are manufactured using new, high-quality, balanced features, rechargeable cells that ensure the longest battery life and maximum capacity.These batteries do not have a "memory effect," so they can be recharged at any time convenient for the user.

Compatible computer models:Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 710-14IKB.Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 710-14ISK.Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 710-15IKB.Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 710-15ISK.
Compatible part numbers:L15M4PC2.5B10K90778.L15L4PC2.5B10K90802.
Notes: the list of compatible models may not be complete. In case of doubt, always ask a consultant for advice.
Specifications:Capacity: 6800mAh.Element type: Li-poly.Voltage: 7.6V.
Warranty: 12 months.
Manufacturer: Extra Digital.
Important information! Dispose of used batteries and accumulators in special containers marked with a collection symbol for batteries and / or accumulators.

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