1X3-2, 3 AA D CONNECTOR - NiMH 3.6V 750mAh Review

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(More customer reviews)Many manufacturers have many different names for this battery. The most common name for this Ni-MH battery is CPH-403D. When made with Ni-Cd batteries it is called CPB-403D. That's the low capacity version.
I have only had my batteries for a few days, but so far the CPH-403D Ni-MH batteries are working very well and e-battery was great.
At a rated capacity of 750 mAh these Ni-MH batteries hold a lot more power than the 300 mAh Ni-Cd battery that was originally in my cordless home phone. mAh measures battery capacity (think gas tank). That's the ability for a battery to supply "juice" over time. FYI: mAh = milli-Amp hours = 0.001 Amperes for 1 hour.
The title for this item says 600 mAh, but the original image on Amazon clearly shows 750 mAh and the batteries I received say 750 mAh right on each battery. When I look at the specs of other equivalent Ni-MH batteries they range from 600 mAh to 700 mAh. This manufacturer might be slightly optimistic. That's no big deal.
CPH-403D batteries are a cluster of three "2/3 size" AA batteries that have been affixed to each other with glue/resin and a bit of woven reinforcing material. The cluster is then shrink wrapped. There is a two wire "D" connector (see the images). The "2/3 size" batteries are actually more like 1/2 to 2/3 size of normal AA. These batteries are about 1 1/8 inches or 28 mm long. The battery pack is a touch taller than that because of the wires for the connector. D connectors are 7 mm wide. I provided a lot of images of the connector because they literally run from A to Z and there's 20 different somewhat common types of connectors. You can't get it right if you get the connector wrong.BEFORE LOOKING IN THE LISTS BELOW TO SEE IF THIS BATTERY IS COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR PHONE PLEASE ANSWER TWO QUESTIONS:
1 - DOES YOUR BATTERY CONNECTOR LOOK LIKE MY IMAGES OF A "D" CONNECTOR? (It can be any color.)
2 - IS THE HEIGHT OF THE BATTERIES IN YOUR BATTERY PACK ABOUT 1 1/8 INCHES = ABOUT 28 MM?
IF THE ANSWER IS NO TO EITHER OF THE QUESTIONS THEN PLEASE LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE ON AMAZON FOR YOUR BATTERY.This battery is compatible with my particular VTech phone. The back of the Empire package says it is compatible with the batteries/phones listed below.
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AT&T battery 2242 used in models 2230 and 2255
Radio Shack battery 1325197 used in model 43-3550
VTech battery 80-5074-00-00 used in models 9109, 9110, 9117, 9118, 9119, 9122, 9123, 9124, 9126, 9152, 9161 and 9162
Teledex battery 60AAH3BMJ used in models CL1200, 1900, 2200, 2900, DC9100 and 9200
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The UPC on the package is 009322-005021 aka 009322005021.
I believe the battery/phone compatibility info below is correct, but I could be wrong in some cases. YMMV. This battery type is produced by so many manufacturers and is used in so many devices that the compatibility lists below cannot be complete. I've ignore a bunch of phone manufacturers because there's a limit to how long this post can be.
If anyone has corrections to this post please let everyone know by posting the updated info.
Some of the batteries listed immediately below are low capacity Ni-Cd CPB-403D. Again, CPH-403D batteries are (better) high capacity Ni-MH.
A CPH-403D can replace these batteries:
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AT&T=Lucent 2422 / 4051 / MCL5 / D-2/3AA300X3
AT&T=Lucent 80-0047-00-00 / 8000470000 / BT-31
Casio=PhoneMate 3201010 / 3210101 / GP3210101
GE=RCA=Thomson BT-12 / TL26145 / TL26155
GE=RCA=Thomson TL86155 / TL96155 / GES-PCH03
Energizer ER-P107 / P3303
Panasonic (and others) P303 / P-P303 / P303PA / P3303 / PP303
Panasonic 3-2/3AACA / Type 4
Radio Shack 1325197 / 23-197 / CBD312
Radio Shack RS3825540 / 23-896 / 3-1/2AA-ANMH / 3-1/2AA-A
Sanyo 23618 / GESPCH03 / GES-PCH03 / CP-3H03
Sony BP-T27
(several manufacturers) 3N270AA / 3N-270AA
(several manufacturers) 2422 / B2422 / 4051
VTech has a TON of different names for this battery! Some of those names are: 80-5074-00-00 aka 8050740000 aka 80-5074-XX-XX aka 80-5074-01-00 aka 80-5074-02-00 aka 80-5074-00-01 aka 80-5074-00-02 aka 80-5037-00-00 aka 80-1332-00-00 aka 89-1338-00 aka VTech SBA aka 20-2438 aka 202438 aka P-3303. They seem to want to create confusion.CPH-403D batteries are compatible with the phones listed below. The list ends with XXXXXXX. If the list is cut off for some reason (like the list is too long) then find any of the lines of terms immediately below this for more info. Alternately, you could find the document "CordlessPhoneBatteryCrossReference" ... that's the exact name."cph-403d" "009322005021" "750mAh" "Ni-MH" "cordless"
"cph-403d" "600mAh" "009322-005021" compatible
"cph-403d" replacement "cordless phone battery cross reference"These lists are ordered alphabetically. That means that "43-5807" comes before "43-789."
AT&T/Lucent phones
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1145, 1165, 1177, 1187, 1445, 1465, 1477, 1487, 2230, 22030X, 22031X, 22032X, 22036X, 22038X, 22040X, 22041X, 22042X, 22072X, 22074X, 22143X, 22145X, 22183X, 22184X, 22196X, 22200X, 22204X, 22208X, 2255, 24027X, 2422, 3000, 3400, 3410, 4000X, 4051, 4061, 4110, 4200, 4210, 4225, 4300, 4305, 4310, 4315, 4320, 4325, 4330, 4331, 4335, 4336, 4337, 4340, 4345, 4400, 4410, 4500, 4571, 4600, 4605, 4610, 4615, 4690, 4695, 4725, 4800, 4805, 4810, 4815, 5030, 5200, 5210, 5250, 5300, 5310, 5320, 5352, 5400, 5405, 5420, 5450, 5455, 5460, 5470, 5471, 5475, 5480, 5481, 5483, 5484, 5489, 5490, 5491, 5495, 5500, 5510, 5515, 5520, 5552, 5600 (NOT! E5600), 5630 (NOT! E5630), 5631, 5635, 5650, 5655 (NOT! E5655), 5695, 5700, 5710, 5715, 7210, 7215, 7220, 7225, 7230, 7235, 7310, 7330, 7332, 7340, 7345, 7415, 7420, 7510, 7512, 7610 (NOT! TL7610), 7620, 7625, 7630, 7640, 7650, 7700, 7710, 7715, 7720, 8000, E1802, E1803, E1812, E1813, E1814, E5802, E5804, E5811, E5812, E5813, E5814, E5827, E5828, E5833, HC-1500, HT-3400, HT-4100, HT-4200, HT-4210, HT-4400, HT-4410, HT-5200, HT-5210, HT-5300, HT-5310, HT-5320, HT-5500, HT-5600, MERLIN MLC-5, MERLIN MLC-6, NOMAD 3000, NOMAD 4000ACasio (aka PhoneMate)
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1350, 2150, 2250, 2350, 2780, 2800, 2870, 2970, (a few other 2xxx series may use this battery, not for sure), CP-725, CP-749, CP-750, CP-750W, CP-760, CP-820, CP-850, TC-508, TC-510, TC-520, TC-530, TC-535, TC-540, TC-950GE/General Electric phones (# = any digit)
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(GE cordless phones = RCA phones = Thomson phones)
(There may or may not be a "-" after the 1st digit.)
(For example: 26700 = 2-6700.)
26700, 26700GE1, 26730, 26730GE3, 26790, 26790GE1, 29368, 29520A, 29522A, 29530, 29530A, 29535, 29535A, 29580, 29613, 29614, 29614A, 29615, 29615A, 29616, 29616A, 29635, 29638, 29640, 29640A, 29645, 29680, 29682, 29683, 29685, 29725A, 29730, 29730A, 29735, 29736, 29737, 29738, 29739, 2974# (# = any digit), 2975#, 2976#, 2977#, 2978#, 29790, 29791, 29792, 29793, 29794, 29795, 29782, 29782A, 29783, 29783A, 29785, 29785A, 29825, 52342, 9519A, 9522APacific Bell phones
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800, 810, 819, 820, 840, CS-8000, CS-8100, CS-8200, CS-8400, CS-8410Philips phones (# = any digit)
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CL80##, CL81##, CL82##, CL83##The entries for Radio Shack are almost entirely duplicates because each phone normally has both a catalog # and a model #.
For example 43-1021 (catalog #) = ET-521 (model #).
Radio Shack phones
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43-1021, 43-1051, 43-1083, 43-3547, 43-3550 (VTech?), 43-3551 (VTech?), 43-3847, 43-3851 (VTech?), 43-5502, 43-5503, 43-5504, 43-5506, 43-5511 (Sprint), 43-5512 (Sprint), 43-5513 (Sprint), 43-5514 (Sprint), 43-5805, 43-5806, 43-5807, 43-789, 960-1822, CS-0139, CS-90016, CS-90017, ET-3547, ET-3847, ET-521, ET-551, ET-908, GZ2426 (VTech?), GZ2434 (VTech?), SP-502, SP-503, SP-504, SP-506, SP-507, SP-511 (Sprint), SP-512 (Sprint), SP-513 (Sprint), SP-514 (Sprint), SP-805, SP-806, SP-807, TAD-1029, VT 92-9117 (VTech?)RCA phones (See GE)Sharp phones
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(There might be a "-" after the letters/before the numbers. [CL-150])
C2651, CL150, CL155, CL160, CL250, CL255, CL260, CL265D, CL275, CL350, CL355, CL500, CL505, CL510, CL540, CL550, CL555, FT4150, FT4155, FT4160, FT4250, FT4255, FT4260, FT4265ID, FT4275ID, FT4350, FT4355, FT5505, FT5510, FT5555, SR2000Sony Phones
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(The first group of phones [58##] may be rebrands of Uniden or VTech.)
5824, 5838, 5847, 5863, 5865, 5870, 5878, 5882, 5890, BP-T27, SPP-QAQ600Southwestern Bell phones
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S60506There are some duplicates in the VTech phone list, for example 1712 = VT-1712.
VTech's model numbering can be confusing and their info on the net is not always clear about everything. Before looking at the models below please see the image of the "D" connector. If your connector is not like that look elsewhere on Amazon. If your battery pack is not 3 short batteries then look elsewhere on Amazon.
See vtechphone for any model not on this list. As I said their info is less than perfectly clear.
Proceed with caution on battery replacement for VTech 9000 (9###) models.
VTech phones
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(Extract the 4 digit number from your model #. That probably uniquely identifies your model.)...Read more›

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