Rebell RE-BDC616 BX Desktop Calculator Black 12-Digit Dual Power

When quick, reliable calculations are essential at your desk, the Rebell RE-BDC616 BX desktop calculator delivers accurate results without draining batteries. Its dual power system combines solar energy with a backup battery, ensuring uninterrupted operation even in low-light offices. The large 12-digit LCD display shows numbers clearly, while the angled fixed screen reduces glare for comfortable viewing during long work sessions.

Who is it for

This calculator is ideal for office professionals, accountants, students, and anyone who needs a dependable daily calculator. Its desktop form factor keeps it stable on any work surface, and the full-size plastic keys provide tactile feedback for fast, error-free entry. Whether you're balancing budgets, calculating percentages, or checking invoices, the RE-BDC616 BX handles everyday arithmetic with ease.

Main features

• Dual power source: solar cell plus LR1130 battery (included) for reliable performance in any lighting
• 12-digit LCD display with clear, high-contrast digits
• Full range of functions: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, percentage, square root, memory (M+, M-, MRC), grand total (GT), mark-up (MU), sign change (+/-), and backspace correction
• Automatic power off conserves battery life when not in use
• Durable plastic housing with non-slip feet for stability
• Fixed angled display for optimal viewing comfort

Specifications

• Brand: Rebell
• Model: RE-BDC616 BX
• MPN: RE-BDC616 BX
• EAN: 8595179506443
• Display type: LCD
• Number of digits: 12
• Power source: Battery & Solar
• Battery type: LR1130
• Battery technology: Alkaline
• Number of batteries supported: 1
• Form factor: Desktop
• Type: Display calculator
• Housing material: Plastic
• Non-slip feet: Yes
• Auto power off: Yes
• Product colour: Black

Tips

Place the calculator near a light source to maximize solar charging and extend battery life. Use the backspace key to correct entries without clearing the entire calculation, and the grand total function to track cumulative sums across multiple operations.