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Li-ion Replacement for HP Elitebook 825 Series Laptop Battery

HP Elitebook 825 Series Notebook Battery

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Sale price: GBP £ 35.38

Type: Li-ion
Volts: 11.25V
Color: Black
Capacity: Li-ion / 4000mAh
Dimension: mm
Inventory: In Stock
Sale Price: GBP £ 35.38

Product Details

Highest quality HP Elitebook 825 Series Laptop Battery
Product Type: Replacement Battery
Highest quality Japanese battery cells
100% original manufacturer compatible
We will stand behind every purchase with 1-year warranty, PLUS an easy return policy.
Guaranteed to meet or exceed original specifications
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Référence équivalente:
HP
  HSTNN-L13C,   SB03,   E7U25ET,
  HSTNN-LB4T,    SB03XL,   716726-1C1,
  HSTNN-IB4T,    717378-001,   F6B38PA,
  716726-421,
Description du produit:
HP
  Elitebook 720 Series,   Elitebook 820 G2 Series,   Elitebook 725 G2 Series,
  Elitebook 720 G2 Series,    Elitebook 825 G1 Series,   Elitebook 820 G1 Series,
  Elitebook 725 G1 Series,    Elitebook 720 G1 Series,   Elitebook 825 Series,
  Elitebook 820 Series,    Elitebook 725 Series,   Elitebook 825 G2 Series,

Choosing the right Charger / AC adapter:Before you buy any AC laptop adapter, please make sure the AC laptop adapter will give you the correct voltage and suitable current output.

Tips for Extending Battery Life
Cycle you battery

If you have a laptop with either NiCD or NiMH batteries fitted, allow them to go completely flat before recharging them. If you are going to use your laptop for extended periods of time on mains power remove your battery altogether and store it in a discharged state. Li-ion batteries are usually unaffected but we have seen that if you leave your laptop on mains power without cycling them then their useful life time is reduced substantially.
Screen

Turn the brightness and contrast-control down as far as you can stand it.
Turn off and/or Remove unneeded components

Turn off internal/external modems when not in use. Leaving your PC card modem plugged in can reduce your effective battery time by up to 25%. Remove PCMCIA cards when not in use.
Turn off AutoSave

This is somewhat risky, but if you’re careful to monitor your battery’s power level, you can avoid unnecessary disk accesses.
Disable helpers, wizards & other automatic features

Software functions that automatically format text, check spelling, and recalculate your spreadsheet all draw down power.
Use a disk-caching utility

Install a utility program like Norton Utilities or SmartDrive to cut down on disk-accessing time. The cache saves the most-often used or most recently used information to a special virtual memory cache. Then, instead of battery-depleting hard-drive accesses, the computer uses the information in the cache instead.
Clean Leads

Once a month, clean the leads (silver or gold metal strips on end of battery) with rubbing alcohol to ensure that your battery is making a good clean contact with the leads in your system.