Batteries
Batteries for almost anything.
Shop camera batteries in New Zealand at Camera House Lower Hutt. We stock a comprehensive range of batteries for film cameras, vintage digital cameras, and modern equipment. From common batteries like Nikon EN-EL14 and Canon LP-E6 to hard-to-find vintage batteries for classic cameras, we specialise in tracking down older battery models that are no longer readily available.
Our battery collection includes batteries for Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Pentax, Fujifilm, Kodak, Sony, and many other brands. Whether you're shooting with a vintage SLR, a classic digital point-and-shoot from the early 2000s, or a modern mirrorless camera, we can help you find the right battery. We understand that older cameras often need specialty batteries that have been discontinued, so we actively source vintage and legacy battery options to keep your classic cameras shooting.
From lithium-ion rechargeable batteries to CR123A and CR2 batteries for film cameras, we stock options for photographers who value both vintage and contemporary equipment. Can't find the battery you need? Ask us - we regularly source hard-to-find batteries for discontinued camera models.
Visit our Lower Hutt store or shop online. Expert advice available to help you identify the correct battery for your camera.
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GP - Alkaline - AAA
Regular price $10.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $10.00 NZD -
Sony NPBX1 Lithium Ion Battery
Regular price $90.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $90.00 NZD -
NP-150 Charger
Regular price $30.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $30.00 NZD -
NP-150 Battery
Regular price $35.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $35.00 NZD -
Sold outDMW-BCG10 Charger
Regular price $45.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $45.00 NZDSold out -
LP-E5 Charger
Regular price $40.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $40.00 NZD -
LP-E12 Charger
Regular price $40.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $40.00 NZD -
Canon - NB-10L
Regular price $90.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $90.00 NZD -
Canon LP-E10 Battery
Regular price $80.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $80.00 NZD -
Sold outLP-E6 Battery
Regular price $40.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $40.00 NZDSold out -
LP-E5 Battery
Regular price $40.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $40.00 NZD -
High Quality - NB-13L Charger
Regular price $46.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $46.00 NZD -
High Quality - NB-13L
Regular price $43.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $43.00 NZD -
Charger - BCL12/BLE9
Regular price $30.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $30.00 NZD -
Panasonic DMW-BLH7 Battery
Regular price $26.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $26.00 NZD -
Xtar - USB - LIIon charger
Regular price $40.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $40.00 NZD -
Sony - Charger - BCQM1
Regular price $130.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $130.00 NZD -
GP - N - LR1
Regular price $10.00 NZDRegular priceSale price $10.00 NZD
Camera Batteries - Camera House NZ
Shop camera batteries in New Zealand at Camera House Lower Hutt. We stock a comprehensive range of batteries for film cameras, vintage digital cameras, and modern equipment. From common batteries like Nikon EN-EL14 and Canon LP-E6 to hard-to-find vintage batteries for classic cameras, we specialise in tracking down older battery models that are no longer readily available.
Our battery collection includes batteries for Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Pentax, Fujifilm, Kodak, Sony, and many other brands. Whether you're shooting with a vintage SLR, a classic digital point-and-shoot from the early 2000s, or a modern mirrorless camera, we can help you find the right battery. We understand that older cameras often need specialty batteries that have been discontinued, so we actively source vintage and legacy battery options to keep your classic cameras shooting.
From lithium-ion rechargeable batteries to CR123A and CR2 batteries for film cameras, we stock options for photographers who value both vintage and contemporary equipment. Can't find the battery you need? Ask us - we regularly source hard-to-find batteries for discontinued camera models.
Visit our Lower Hutt store or shop online. Expert advice available to help you identify the correct battery for your camera.
While you are here
A dead battery is usually the whole problem.
Most cameras that "do not work" want a fresh cell. Bring the camera in if you are not sure which one it takes.