BT-000318 4620mAh Replacement Battery for Zebra TC70 TC72 TC75 TC77 TC70X TC75X

Item Description

What this listing is

One (1) BT-000318 rechargeable lithium-ion battery for Zebra / Symbol TC7X-series handheld mobile computers and barcode scanners. One battery only - no charger, no cradle, no scanner, no retail packaging, no paperwork.

It was sold at retail under the CQCEO brand as a replacement battery. The battery's own printed label carries Symbol Technologies markings and Zebra OEM part numbers, but we have no way to verify whether the cell inside is factory Zebra stock or an aftermarket build, so we are selling it as a CQCEO-supplied replacement battery and we are not representing it as certified Zebra OEM.

not tested

• This came to us as an auction-house lot in an opened carton.
• This lot's chips read "New", "In Package" and "No Missing Parts". Those chips are frequently wrong and we do not treat them as evidence.
• We did not power it up, did not install it in a scanner, did not charge it, and did not measure its voltage, capacity, cycle count or state of health. Nothing here is a claim that the battery holds a charge.
• A lithium-ion cell that has sat unused loses capacity over time. Assume an unknown state of health.
• The carton contents are not guaranteed. One battery is visible in our photograph and one battery is what this listing covers.

What the battery's own label reads

• MODEL: BT-000318
• P/N: BT-000318-01
• RECHARGEABLE LI-ION, 3.7 V
• TYP 4620 mAh / 17.1 Wh
• MIN 4500 mAh / 16.7 Wh
• Charge limit voltage 4.2 V; cell configuration 1ICP5/42/62-3
• "FOR USE WITH TC70/TC75 SERIES"
• "Order replacement: BTRY-TC7X-46MPP-01"
• UL file E309412; "TECHNOLOGIES CORP. HOLTSVILLE, NY 11742"

The small print on our unit's serial sticker - the cell-origin line and the revision code - is not legible at the resolution of the single intake photograph we have, so we do not state it.

Conflicts we are not resolving for you

• Watt-hours. The battery label reads 17.1 Wh typical, which is what 3.7 V x 4620 mAh actually works out to. The retail listing copy says 17.7 Wh. We report the label figure and flag the difference rather than picking one.
• Fitment. The battery's own label says "FOR USE WITH TC70/TC75 SERIES". The retail listing's compatibility bullet is much longer and includes TC55, which is a different Zebra product family that uses a different battery. Because the maker's two sources contradict each other and a lithium battery in the wrong device is a safety matter, we have deliberately left eBay's compatibility table blank and we make no TC55 claim. Check the part number printed on your existing battery before you buy.
• Chemistry. The retail spec table says "NiMH" in one field and "6 Lithium Ion batteries" in another. The battery itself is printed RECHARGEABLE LI-ION. We go with the label.
• Pack size and "retail price". The retail listing this lot traces back to is a six-pack, and the auction house's estimated retail of $104.89 is that six-pack's price - roughly $17.48 per battery. This listing is for one battery. Do not read $104.89 as a single-battery retail figure.
• Weight. Our sources disagree, so we state no product weight at all. The auction house shows a manufacturer package weight of 1.78 lb (that is the six-pack carton) and the retail spec table shows a "Battery Weight" of 860 g. Neither is a verified single-battery figure. The only weight we stand behind is our own measured packed weight for the parcel we will ship: 12 oz.

The maker's two feature lists, reproduced separately

A - printed on the battery label:

• Rechargeable Li-ion, 3.7 V, TYP 4620 mAh / 17.1 Wh, MIN 4500 mAh / 16.7 Wh
• For use with TC70 / TC75 series
• Do not disassemble, short circuit, crush, or dispose of in fire

B - from the retail listing copy:

• Compatible Part Number: BT-000318, BT-000318-01, 82-171249-01, 82-171249-02, BTRY-TC70X-46MA1-01, BTRY-TC7X-46MA2
• Compatible Models: for Zebra TC75, TC70, TC55, TC72, TC77, TC70X, TC75X, TC700H, TC700K, TC720L, TC75BH, TC75EK, TC75AH, TC75GK, TC77HL, TC75FK
• Easy installation: the battery slides into place and locks
• If the device will not turn on, charge and activate the battery fully first; avoid draining it to zero

We are reproducing these as two separate lists on purpose rather than merging them, because they do not agree.

About the photographs

• Photos 1 to 4 are the maker's product photographs. The maker's main image stages six batteries. We ship one, so we cropped a single unit out of it rather than showing you a pile you are not getting. We also dropped the maker's marketing cards (protection-feature badges, "ABS+PC / flame retardant / high temperature resistance" material claims) and the warehouse lifestyle graphic, because we are not asserting any of that.
• Photo 5 is our own photograph of this exact unit in its opened carton.

Warranty

The retail listing advertises a 12-month manufacturer warranty. We cannot pass that on - this unit did not come to us through the manufacturer's retail channel and we have no proof of purchase to transfer. We are asserting no manufacturer warranty. Our own eBay return policy applies and we pay return shipping.

Shipping note

A standalone lithium-ion battery travels by ground transportation only. This will go out USPS Ground Advantage in a marked package, not by air or Priority.

In short, what we did not do

Not powered on. Not charged. Not installed in a device. Not capacity-tested or voltage-tested. Not measured beyond the packed parcel. Nothing beyond the one battery photographed is promised.

Specifications