Quick Answer: The Daniel Cell Substitute 1.08V is a laboratory cell substitute with a nominal output of 1.08 V, giving a ready Daniell-cell-type voltage for experiments on EMF, cell voltage and polarity.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Nominal output voltage of 1.08 V
Positive and negative output terminals
Avoids preparing a wet copper-zinc cell for every lesson
Used with compatible voltmeters and multimeters to study EMF and potential difference
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Nominal output voltage
1.08 V
Demonstration type
Electrochemical cell voltage and EMF demonstration
Instrument type
Electrochemical cell substitute
About This Product
The unit is connected to the experiment circuit with the correct polarity and its output is read on a voltmeter or multimeter, with a suitable load or resistance added only where the ratings match. It serves physics lessons on cell voltage and current flow as well as chemistry lessons on galvanic cells and redox. The Daniel Cell Substitute 1.08V is available for supply within India and for export to Japan, Senegal, Gabon, Chad and Sudan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Why use a substitute instead of a real Daniell cell? It gives a Daniell-cell-type voltage of 1.08 V without a complete wet cell having to be prepared from copper and zinc materials for every lesson.
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