Rechargeable battery extra digital BN-VH105 7.2V 1500mAh for portable devices

Rechargeable extra digital BN-VH105 battery with nominal voltage 7.2V and capacity 1500 mAh. This Li-ion battery pack is intended as a replacement or spare for compatible cameras and camcorders that accept BN-VH105-type batteries. It is compact and lightweight, designed to extend operating time during recording or travel while matching the physical form factor of the original BN-VH105 battery.

Advantages

The extra digital BN-VH105 offers the same nominal voltage and increased capacity compared to older BN-VH105 references, providing longer runtime for devices that accept this battery type. It is compatible with multiple camera models listed by the manufacturer and comes with a 12-month warranty from the seller. The battery is manufactured for the EU market by Extra Digital and designed for direct replacement of the original BN-VH105 pack.

Suitable for

• Replacement battery for cameras and camcorders that use BN-VH105-type packs
• Spare battery for extended shoots, travel, or backup power
• Use in compatible models from JVC and Samsung listed by device manufacturers

Key specifications

• Brand: extra digital
• Model / MPN: DV00DV1358 (BN-VH105 compatible)
• Chemistry: Li-ion
• Nominal voltage: 7.2 V
• Capacity: 1500 mAh
• Replaces / compatible with: JVC BN-VH105 and listed Samsung / JVC camera models
• Warranty: 12 months
• Manufacturer origin: Extra Digital, EU

How to use

Charge the battery using a compatible charger designed for BN-VH105-type Li-ion packs or the camera’s charging cradle if supported. Insert the fully charged battery into the camera’s battery compartment following the device manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring correct polarity and secure locking. Monitor battery status via the camera’s battery indicator and replace or recharge when low. Follow safe charging practices and only use chargers specified for the battery type.

Recommendations

Store the battery in a dry, cool place when not in use. Avoid exposure to high temperatures and prolonged storage with a fully depleted state. For long-term storage, keep the battery at approximately 40–60% charge. Dispose of the battery according to local regulations for lithium-ion batteries.