Product Specifications for Replacement Uniden BT-990, BT-2499 Cordless Phone Battery
| BM Part #: | BATT-990 |
|---|---|
| Voltage: | 3.6 Volt |
| Capacity: | 600 mAh |
| Type: | NiCd |
| Length: | 2.24" |
| Width: | 1.70" |
| Height: | 0.66" |
| Shipping Weight: | 0.25Lbs (4 oz) |
| Warranty: | 1 Year |
Product Description
This replacement cordless phone battery is made with high quality parts and is guaranteed to meet or exceed the original equipment manufacturers specifications at a reduced price.
Cross Reference & Compatibility
- AT&T 90846
- Empire CPB-466
- Jasco TL96550
- Lucent Technologies 90846
- Recoton T119
- Saft STB990
- Sprint 89322
- Toshiba TRB-1000
- Toshiba TRB-8258
- Uniden BT-9901
This battery can be used in these models:
- Maxell MCP3660
- Radio Shack ET1119
- Toshiba FT-8258
- Toshiba FT-8258BK
- Toshiba FT-8505
- Toshiba FT-8505BK
- Toshiba FT-8508BK
- Toshiba FT-8808BK
- Toshiba FT-8908
- Toshiba FT-8958BK
- Toshiba RC005634
- Toshiba SG1000
- Toshiba SX-2258 BK
- Toshiba SX-2808 BK
- Toshiba SX-2908 BK
- Toshiba SX2258
- Toshiba SX2808
- Toshiba SX2908
- Uniden BP2499
- Uniden EXP-990
- Uniden EXS9110
- Uniden EXS9110I
- Uniden EXS9500
- Uniden EXS9600
- Uniden EXS9650
- Uniden EXS9660
- Uniden EXS9800
Customer Reviews
Easy to order, fair price, delivery as expected. What more can a consumer ask for?
I was in desperate need of a replacement battery for my cordless phone and found Battery Mart had the battery I needed.
Battery Mart provided professional service. The battery was affordable. It was very easy to order online. The battery arrived in a timely fashion.
The battery works great and I'm back in business. Thank you.
Fit appropriately in phone and appears to be holding charge well.
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This product was received quickly and works great!
This product was received quickly and works great!
I am not sure the batteries are getting charged. I will know when the phone that uses them quits. If that happens, the culprit is the charger, not the batteries.
I am not sure the batteries are getting charged. I will know when the phone that uses them quits. If that happens, the culprit is the charger, not the batteries.
