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       Please use the Battery Finder below to locate the correct battery for your Canon camcorder.

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We usually stock batteries for the models listed below. Use our Battery Finder above to find the correct battery for your camcorder.

A1
A1 digital
A1 Hi
A1 MARK II
A1 MKII
A10
A100
A11
A110
A2
A2 Hi
A9
BP30
CR-30A
DM-MV1
DM-MV10
DM-MV100
DM-MV20i
DM-MV3
DM-MV30
DM-MV3i
DM-MV400
DM-MV400i
DM-MV430
DM-MV450
DM-MV450i
DM-MV4i
DM-MV600
DM-MVX1i
E06
E07
E08
E09
E100
E110
E20
E200
E210
E230
E250
E30
E300
E333
E333D
E350
E40
E400
E440
E460
E50
E500
E51
E520
E53
E550
E57
E60
E600
E61
E620
E63
E640
E65
E65A
E65AS
E66
E660
E67
E680
E70
E700
E708
E718
E77
E80
E800
Hi8
E800Hi
E808
E850
E850Hi
E90
Elura
Elura 10
Elura 10MC
Elura 2
Elura 20
Elura 20MC
Elura 2MC
Elura 40MC
Elura 50 
Elura 60
Elura 65
Elura 70
ES-180
ES-190
ES-2500
ES-280
ES-290
ES-290A
ES-300V
ES-4000
ES-400V
ES-410V
ES-420V
ES-50
ES-5000
ES-55
ES-60
ES-6000
ES-65
ES-6500
ES-6500V
ES-7000V
ES-75
ES-8000
ES-8000V
ES-8100V
ES-8200V
ES-8400V
ES-8600
ES-870
ES-970
ES10
ES100
ES1000
ES10V
ES170
ES200
ES2000
ES20V
ES2500
ES270
ES3000
ES500
ES520
ES550
ES600
ES70
ES7000
ES750
ES80
ES800
ES870
ES90
ES900
ES970
EX1 
EX2Hi
F1000S
FV100
FV200
FV30
FV300
FV40
FVM1
FVM10
G-1000
G30hi
G45Hi
GL-1
GL-2
H440
H460
H480
H520
H640
H660
H680
H800
H850
IXY DV 2
IXY DV 3
IXY DV 5
IXY DV M2
IXY DVM
J10
J100
L1
L1A
L2
LX1
LX100
MV X1i
MV1
MV100
MV100xi
MV20
MV200
MV200i
MV3
MV300
MV300i
MV3iMC
MV3MC
MV4
MV400
MV400i
MV430i
MV4i
MV5
MV500
MV500i
MV530i
MV550i
MV590
MV5i
MV5i MC
MV600
MV600i
MV630i
MV650i
MV6iMC 
MV700
MV700i
MV730i
MV750i
MVX100i
MVX10i
MVX150i
MVX200
MVX200i
MVX2i
Optura
Optura 10
Optura 100MC
Optura 20
Optura 200MC 
Optura 30
Optura 300 
Optura 40
Optura 400
Optura 500
Optura 50MC
Optura Pi
Optura Xi
PV1
PV130
UC-L100W
UC-X50 hi
UC1
UC10
UC15
UC16
UC1Hi
UC2
UC20
UC2Hi
UC30
UC30Hi
UC3Hi
UC40Hi
UC55 
UC5Hi
UC8500
UC8500E
UC900
UC9000
UCS1
UCS2
UCS20
UCS3
UCS5
Ultura
V60Hi
V65Hi
V75Hi
VC-10
VC-10A
VC-20
VC-200
VC-30
Vistura
VL20
VM-E2
VM-E2A
VM-E70
VM-E77
VM-E800H
VR-10
VR-20A
VR-30
VR-40
VR-50
XL1
XL1S
XL2
XM1
XM2
XV1
XV2
ZR
ZR-10
ZR-20
ZR-25MC
ZR-30MC
ZR-40 
ZR-40A
ZR-45
ZR-45MC
ZR-50
ZR-50MC
ZR-60
ZR-65MC
ZR-70MC 
ZR-80
ZR-85
ZR-90

Battery Care and Maintenance

What is the difference between NiCad, NiMH and Lithium Ion batteries?

Batteries in portable consumer devices such as a laptop, camcorder, cellular phone, etc., are typically made using either Nickel Cadmium (NiCad), Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) or Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) battery cell chemistry. Each type of rechargeable battery chemistry has its own unique characteristics:

NiCad and NiMH:

The main difference between the two is that NiMH battery (the newer technology of the two) offers higher energy density than NiCads. In other words, the capacity of a NiMH is approximately twice the capacity of its NiCad counterpart. What this means is for you is increased run-time from the battery with no additional bulk or weight. NiMH also offers another major advantage: NiCad batteries tend to suffer from what is called the "memory effect". NiMH batteries are less prone to develop this problem and thus require less maintenance and conditioning. NiMH batteries are also environmentally friendlier than NiCad batteries since they do not contain heavy metals (which present serious landfill problems). Note: Not all devices can accept both NiCad or NiMH batteries.

Lithium Ion

Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) has become the new standard for portable power in consumer devices. Li-Ion batteries produce the same energy as NiMH battery but weighs approximately 20%35% less. This is can make a noticeable difference in devices such as cellular phones, camcorders or notebook computers where the battery makes up a significant portion of the total weight. Another reason Li-Ion batteries have become so popular is that they do not suffer from the "memory effect" at all. They are also environmentally friendly because they don't contain toxic materials such as Cadmium or Mercury.

 The Do’s and Don’ts of Battery Use

Battery Do's:

Fully charge/discharge battery up to 4 cycles before achieving full capacity of a new battery

Fully discharge and then fully charge the battery every three to four weeks to keep maximize the cycle life.

Remove from the device and stored in a cool, dry, clean place if the battery will not be in use for a month or longer,

Recharge the battery after a storage period, usually if it has been sitting for more than three weeks.

Ensure maximum performance of the battery by optimizing the device's power management features. Refer to the manual for further instructions.

Battery Don'ts:

Do not short-circuit. A short-circuit may cause severe damage to the battery.

Do not drop, hit or otherwise abuse the battery as this may result in the exposure of the cell contents, which are corrosive.

Do not expose the battery to moisture or rain.

Keep battery away from fire or other sources of extreme heat. Do not incinerate. Exposure of battery to extreme heat may result in an explosion.
 

My new battery isn't charging. Is it defective?

Usually NO. New batteries come in a discharged condition and must be fully charged before use. It is recommended that you fully charge and discharge the new battery two to four times to allow it to reach its maximum rated capacity

It is generally recommend an overnight charge (approximately twelve hours). It is normal for a battery to become warm to the touch during charging and discharging.

When charging the battery for the first time, the device may indicate that charging is complete after just 10 or 15 minutes. This is a normal with rechargeable batteries. New batteries are hard for the device to charge; they have never been fully charged and not “broken in.” Sometimes the device's charger will stop charging a new battery before it is fully charged. If this happens, remove the battery from the device and then reinsert it. The charge cycle should begin again. This may happen several times during the first battery charge. Don't worry; it's perfectly normal.

How can I maximize the performance of my battery?

There are several steps you can take to help you get maximum performance from your battery:

Prevent the Memory Effect - Keep the battery healthy by fully charging and then fully discharging it at least once every two to three weeks. Exceptions to the rule are Li-Ion batteries which do not suffer from the memory effect.

Keep the Batteries Clean - It's a good idea to clean dirty battery contacts with a cotton swab and alcohol. This helps maintain a good connection between the battery and the portable device.

Exercise the Battery - Do not leave the battery dormant for long periods of time. We recommend using the battery at least once every two to three weeks. If a battery has not been used for a long period of time, perform the new battery procedure described above.

Battery Storage - If you don't plan on using the battery for a month or more, store it in a clean, dry, cool place away from heat and metal objects. NiCad, NiMH and Li-Ion batteries will self-discharge during storage; remember to recharge the batteries before use.

Sealed Lead Acid - ( SLA ) batteries must be kept at full charge during storage. This is usually achieved by using special trickle chargers. If you do not have a trickle charger, do not attempt to store SLA batteries for more than three months.

This information was originally found at http://is.med.ohio-state.edu/policies/battery.htm

 

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