V625U Battery - Safelight Berlin

V625U Battery

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Replacement V625U / PX625A 1.5V alkaline battery for vintage analogue cameras and light meters originally designed for PX625, PX13 or MR-9 mercury batteries.

Many classic cameras from the 1960s and 70s used mercury batteries to power their built-in exposure meters. Since these batteries are no longer available, the V625U provides a practical, mercury-free replacement that fits the same battery compartment.

Compatible with many popular film cameras including:

  • Olympus OM-1

  • Canon FTb

  • Canon F-1

  • Pentax Spotmatic series

  • Minolta SRT series

  • Nikon F Photomic

  • Nikkormat FTn

  • Mamiya Sekor 1000 DTL

  • Other cameras using PX625 / PX13 / MR-9 batteries

Important Voltage Note

The original PX625 mercury battery was 1.35V, while the V625U is 1.5V. Because of this difference, some camera light meters may read slightly differently. For the most accurate metering, a voltage-correct replacement such as the WeinCell MRB625 1.35V may be preferable.

For many photographers, the V625U remains a simple and affordable solution for keeping classic cameras working.

Battery Details

  • V625U / PX625A / LR9 equivalent

  • 1.5V alkaline battery

  • Mercury-free replacement

  • Same size as original PX625 battery

  • Suitable for vintage cameras and light meters


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Normal shipping orders will dispatch from our shop within 1-3 days.

Orders in Germany/EU are shipped with DHL.

Orders outside EU are shipped with FedEx

Orders that will ship outside of EU might have delays due to customs, these are factors beyond our control.

Orders including lab processing and normal products will be shipped after the lab part is complete.

Please remember to include your order # when shipping or dropping films.

Ship your films here:

Safelight Berlin

Schivelbeiner Str. 9

10439 Berlin

Or drop your films in one of our Dropboxes located around Berlin.

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