AVACOM for Sony NP-BX1 Li-Ion 3.6V 1090mAh 3.9Wh

4,590 Ft

AVACOM for Sony NP-BX1 Li-Ion 3.6V 1090mAh 3.9Wh

The Avacom battery is a fully-fledged replacement for the Sony NP-BX1 and is designed for selected cameras and camcorders. It operates at 3.6V and offers a capacity of 1090mAh. The Li-ion cell handles up to 1200 charging cycles. The battery is compatible with a range of Sony devices, including Cyber-shot, FDR and HDR models, as well as Sound Devices equipment.

Key features of the Avacom battery for Sony NP-BX1

  • Designed for selected Sony and Sound Devices cameras and camcorders
  • Fully-fledged replacement for NP-BX1 and NPBX1.CE batteries
  • Li-ion cells
  • 1090mAh capacity
  • 3.6V voltage and 3.9Wh energy
  • Lifespan of up to 1200 charging cycles
  • Weight of 20.7g
  • Dimensions of 42.7×29.9×9.1mm

Battery technology and lifespan

The Avacom battery is based on Li-ion cells. It also features a long lifespan of up to 1200 charging cycles, making it a reliable power source for long-term use.

Capacity and performance

The battery operates at 3.6V and offers a capacity of 1090mAh. This corresponds to a total energy of 3.9Wh, which provides your device with plenty of power for taking photos or recording video. With these parameters, the battery fully replaces the original batteries labelled NP-BX1 and NPBX1.CE.

Compatibility and physical parameters

The battery is compatible with dozens of devices. In addition to Sony Cyber-shot cameras, you can also use it in FDR, HDR and HD camcorders. Compatibility also extends to the Sound Devices A20-Mini audio device. The battery measures 42.7×29.9×9.1mm and weighs 20.7g.

Specifications

Features

Capacity 1.09 Ah
Voltage 3.6 V
Article type Lithium-ion (Li-ion)
Number of cells 1 pc(s)
Number of charging cycles 1,200 ×
Original/alternative Alternative

Battery type

Battery label Li-Ion
Code:  IB90082
Warranty: 24 months
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Manufacturer information

AVACOM s.r.o., Ocelářská 659/5, 190 00 Praha 9, +420284021953, [email protected]

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