INT RASTER DP-25MX Cash Register Replacement Battery 7.4V 2600mAh
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INT RASTER DP-25MX Cash Register Replacement Battery 7.4V 2600mAh - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Voltage
7.4V
Amp
2600mAh
INT RASTER DP-25MX / DP-150MX — 7.4V Li-ion Replacement Battery (P-0262)
This 7.4V 2600mAh Li-ion battery is the backup power cell for the INT RASTER DP-25MX and DP-150MX cash registers. It sits inside the register and holds volatile RAM data — programmed prices, PLUs, and totals — when mains power drops. Without a functioning battery, a power cut wipes everything.
- DP-25MX and DP-150MX compatibility: Both models share the same 7.4V backup battery architecture, connector pinout, and BMS handshake — a single cell covers both registers without modification.
- Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran this cell through the DP-25MX's onboard trickle charger circuit. The BMS accepted charge at the register's standard charge rate and held voltage under simulated RAM backup load without tripping cutoff.
- Initial charge through the register's trickle charger: After fitting this battery, leave the register running on mains power for 12 hours before testing backup function. The DP-25MX charges this cell slowly through an internal trickle circuit — it will not reach usable capacity from a standalone charger.
Cash register losing programmed prices after a power cut with a new battery installed
Programmed prices, PLUs, and department totals on the DP-25MX live in volatile SRAM. That SRAM needs a continuous voltage rail from the backup battery the moment mains drops. If the battery wasn't fully charged through the register's trickle circuit before the outage hit, it couldn't sustain that rail and the SRAM lost power. The fix is not a reset — it's patience. Install the battery, leave the register on mains for a full 12 hours, then test by switching off the wall socket briefly. Prices should survive if the cell is at full charge.
Display going blank when mains power fails
The DP-25MX display and printer draw significantly more current than RAM backup alone. If the backup battery is partially discharged or aged past 70% capacity, voltage sags the moment the display tries to pull current during a mains failure. The BMS interprets this as an over-discharge event and cuts output to protect the cell. At that point the display goes dark even though the battery appeared fine under normal conditions. Check resting cell voltage with a multimeter — a healthy 7.4V Li-ion cell at full charge should read 8.3–8.4V. Anything below 7.0V at rest means the cell is failing and needs replacement.
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Technical Specifications
Product Highlights
- Brand: INT RASTER
- Manufacturer: CS
- Series: Standard
- Color: Blue
- Product Type: Li-ion
- Battery Type: Li-ion
- Warranty: 12 Months
- Bulk Orders: sales@batteryweb.com
Frequently Asked Questions
My DP-25MX kept all its prices fine for months, then suddenly lost everything after a short power blip — why?
A brief mains interruption is the hardest test for the backup battery because the draw spikes immediately. If the cell had been slowly losing capacity through shallow cycling on the trickle charger, its voltage would drop fast under that sudden load — not enough to trigger any warning during normal use, but enough to lose the SRAM rail in under a second. This is capacity fade from age, not a fault with the new battery. Fit the replacement, leave the register on mains for 12 hours, then test with a deliberate wall-socket switch-off.
The register keeps correct time and date through power cuts, but it still loses programmed data — how can the clock survive if the battery failed?
The DP-25MX uses two separate backup circuits. The real-time clock (RTC) runs from a small dedicated cell — often a coin cell — that draws microamps and lasts years. The SRAM that stores prices and PLUs draws far more current and relies on the main 7.4V backup battery. When that main cell degrades, the RTC keeps ticking while programmed data is lost the moment mains drops. Replacing the P-0262 cell restores SRAM backup. If the clock also starts losing time, the RTC coin cell needs separate attention.
The replacement battery seems to deplete within a few weeks even though the register is on mains all day — what's draining it?
The DP-25MX trickle charger is calibrated for a 7.4V Li-ion cell at a specific charge termination voltage. If a previous battery had an internal fault that caused the charger circuit to run continuously at full rate rather than trickle, the same overcharge condition will shorten the new cell. Check whether the register's charger cuts off correctly by measuring battery voltage after 24 hours on mains — it should sit at 8.3–8.4V, not above 8.5V. If voltage climbs above 8.5V, the charge control circuit in the register needs inspection before the new cell is damaged.
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