Hollyland Solidcom Li-ion Battery Pack (For M1 Beltpack)

Hollyland Solidcom Li-ion Battery Pack (For M1 Beltpack) – 1500mAh Capacity

This Hollyland Li-ion battery pack provides a dedicated power source for the Solidcom M1 beltpack. It serves as a replacement or spare battery so you can extend operation time for your M1 system when needed. The pack follows Hollyland’s specified electrical ratings to match the M1 beltpack requirements.

Key features

• Model: HL-BAT1500
• Rated capacity: 1500mAh
• Rated voltage: 3.8V
• Charging voltage: 4.35V

In the box

• Li-ion Battery Pack (For Solidcom M1 Beltpack)*1

Compatibility

• SOLIDCOM M1

Specifications

How this battery pack helps you

If you need uninterrupted use of your Solidcom M1 beltpack, keep a charged HL-BAT1500 as a spare. Since the pack matches the M1’s electrical specifications, you can swap batteries to continue operation without waiting for a recharge. Furthermore, the battery’s specified charging voltage gives clear guidance for compatible chargers and charging routines.

FAQ

• Question: Is this battery compatible with other Hollyland products?

  Answer: The HL-BAT1500 is specified for the SOLIDCOM M1 beltpack. For other products, check their compatibility requirements or consult Hollyland to confirm suitability.

• Question: What exactly is included in the package?

  Answer: The package contains one Li-ion Battery Pack (For Solidcom M1 Beltpack)*1, as listed in the "In the box" section.

• Question: What electrical ratings should I be aware of?

  Answer: The battery’s key ratings are model HL-BAT1500 with a rated capacity of 1500mAh, a rated voltage of 3.8V, and a charging voltage of 4.35V. Use these values when selecting chargers or monitoring battery specifications.

• Question: Can I get support or guidance for installation and safe use?

  Answer: For detailed installation steps or safety advice specific to your Solidcom M1 beltpack, contact Hollyland support or your retailer. They can provide device-specific guidance while ensuring safe handling and charging practices.