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TASER Extended Performance Power Magazine Battery - 22010
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TASER Extended Performance Power Magazine Battery - 22010
$79.99
| SKU | 799110 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Taser |
| MPN | 22010 |
| UPC | 796430220100 |
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Product Details
Details
Brand: TASER/AXON
Model: Performance Power Magazine
Color: Black
Rechargeable: No
Battery Life: Up to 42 Minutes
Chemical Composition: Lithium
Model Fit: Taser X1 / X2 / X26P
Features
Optimize your TASER device with the TASER Performance Power Magazine (PPM). This advanced, non-rechargeable lithium energy cell is more than just a power source—it's a system designed for maximum reliability and control. The PPM features an extended base for a larger, more secure grip, enhancing handling under pressure. Expect exceptional performance and longevity: it delivers approximately 500 five-second trigger firings for the TASER X1 and X26P, and about 250 five-second ARC switch firings for the TASER X2. Ensure your device is ready when you are with the definitive TASER battery replacement and power supply system.
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