Light Meter Batteries for Vintage Cameras
An exact replacement for older mercury PX625 and PX13 exposure meter batteries that were banned decades ago. Unlike the common alkaline replacements, these are the only batteries to have an accurate 1.35 volt rating to allow older camera meters to expose film correctly. Beware of using improper 1.5V Alkaline batteries which may cause drastic exposure errors (usually by a few stops).
These batteries are required for the auto exposure meter to operate properly on the following super 8 camera models: Canon 814 AZ (Autozoom), Canon 518, Nikon R8, Nikon Super Zoom 8 (aka Nikon 8X Super Zoom), Bolex 160 Macro Zoom, Nizo S800, 801, S56, S560. Many other vintage cameras not listed here will also require these batteries. Be sure to examine your camera for a circular, nickel sized battery compartment. Two (2) batteries are usually required for operation. Review your camera manual for details.
- Application: For older film cameras that require separate PX625/PX13 batteries for internal exposure meter.
- Cell Type: Zinc-Air. Safe for the environment.
- Voltage Output: 1.35V DC – accurate and more stable than alkaline batteries. Activates with removal of tape backing.
- Compatibility: An exact replacement for banned PX625 and PX13 mercury batteries.
- Contents: One battery per package. Most cameras require two batteries for exposure meter to function.
- Fresh Inventory: Bought in bulk direct from the manufacturer to assure fresh, long lasting batteries.
- Quality Assurance: Before Spectra ships an order, each battery is meter tested for results you can depend on. Exclusive Service!
Instructions: Two (2) batteries are typically required for operation. Remove tape backing from battery to activate voltage output. When not in use, replace tape backing over 4 ventilation pin holes to put batteries to sleep (greatly extending life).
