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It is common practice for non-OEM manufacturers to print a higher capacity on the label of their batteries. This is why some websites advertise much higher capacities. We list the REAL cell capacity of our battery, not the label capacity.
Chemistry
Ni-MH
Voltage
12.0V
*** There have been customer reports that this battery doesn't fit quite as well as the original Canon NP-E3. The battery will work fine but it just doesn't appear to fit the camera quite as comfortably. Here’s the solution. Remove the original plastic “head” from your old Canon battery by unscrewing the only two small screws visible on the whole battery. (If you don’t have a small enough Phillips head screwdriver, you can buy a 6-piece precision set from Dick Smith for $5). This allows the plastic assembly to come cleanly away from the battery housing. Replace the plastic housing on our battery with the original Canon housing. Now your replacement battery will fit just like the original.
