On my Sanyo cell phone's battery, there are 3 contacts, +, - and one with a T next to it.?

Question

What is the T contact for, and what does the T stand for?

Answer 1

I found this to be a very interesting question. I went to this site: http://www.cellpower.com/cell-phone-battery-info.cfm and discovered a rather interesting amount of information on cell phone batteries. Unfortunately there is no model number listed in your question and I can not find a tried and true answer.

However, I did call the company's listed number. It all depends on your phone model. That determines the battery you would be using. The person with whom I spoke surmised you may have an ion-lithium battery. These batteries tend to be less stable than the older batteries and need to have a safety mechanism in which to keep the battieries from being overcharged.

In which case, the character you describe is the bottom half of a connector. A connector in electrical engineering symbolism, looks like two capital T's on their sides, crossbars parallel. The other half of the connector is in your phone, just like the + and - signs on the battery. This is the closest I can come to the symbol, -| |-. Once the batteries are charged this connector electrically tells the phone to stop charging. It is a safety measure to keep your battery from over-charging and exploding.

Because we don't know the model or battery number, this is the best educated guess. In all, you could call your phone manufacturer on the 800 number that generally comes installed on your phone and ask. Good Luck, I hope this helps.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Test I think.