UltraFire 18650 CR123A Battery Protective Case Holder Box Storage 2 Pack

Specifications:

• Accomodates 2 x 18650, 4 x CR123A, or combinations of 18650 and CR123A batteries
• Safe guards your batteries from short circuiting and other hazards
• This battery case will provide maximum protection against scratches, dust and other damage
• The battery carrying case allows you to keep your batteries in one convenient place
• You can easily identify charged and used batteries simply by labeling your battery case
• This battery case is necessary for a family of small things
• Dimensions: 3.03" x 1.57" x 0.91"in(L x W x H)
• Color: Yellow/blue

Details:

• This plastic battery case is lightweight and compact, high quality plastic battery box

• Enough space to keep your batteries in order, you can organize you batteries, and take it easily while you are travelling

• With buckle design, this water-resistant battery carrying case keeps your batteries clean and protected from the elements

• This battery protective case will accomodate 2 x 18650, 4 x CR123A, or combinations of 18650 and CR123A batteries

• This battery case will keep your batteries from short circuiting and other hazards

Homemade Battery Box:

• Batteries in cars, motorcycles and other moving vehicles are often susceptible to wear and tear from the elements. Protect your batteries and your vehicle by making a battery box for your battery
• Definition
• A homemade battery box is a box that fits around your battery and protects it from the elements. It can be made out of many kinds of material, from hard plastic, metal or wood. Choose a building method you are proficient in using
• Wear
• Wear on your battery can affect your car in many ways. Your car may be more difficult to start due to frayed posts or wires. Electrical shorts in the battery can cause your car to run poorly or even stall repeatedly. A worn-out battery may also leak battery acid or other fluids if wore down enough
• Metal Box
• A metal battery box can be made out of light metal, such as aluminum or tin. Weld pieces of metal together to form a battery-sized box. The top should be attached to the box by hinges. It should also have areas cut out for the positive and negative posts. Place the battery in the box and place the box in the battery-holding area

How to Replace a Battery Box

• A car battery box can become warn over time, making it necessary to replace it. The metal tray can become rusty, which can cause erosion. You can replace your car battery box yourself without having to go to a car maintenance center to do it for you

Instructions

• Remove the old battery and battery box to reveal the metal tray
• Take a stiff wire bristled brush or a hobby sander and clean any rust on the tray. If you are using a wire brush, rub vigorously until the rust has been removed
• Get a rust inhibitor and use it to paint the metal that you have just cleaned. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines
• Take the new tray, which comes with fixing brackets. Fix the brackets onto the place where the old tray was. Secure it with nuts and bolts and drill it to further secure it
• Place the tray on the brackets. Line it up to make sure that it fits. Take the nuts and bolts and push them through the holes. Tighten the bolts with the drill
• Clean the inside of the new battery box with a cloth. Place the new battery inside the box
• Connect the positive battery cable to the positive terminal. Connect the negative cable to the negative terminal. Put the box cover on. Secure the battery with the nylon strap that comes with the battery box

Package Included:

• 2 x UltraFire 18650/CR123A Battery Protective Case