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9×9×5 Battery Box (2-Port, 6x AA) (Part 85825)

2020-2022

This is the only way to provide power to Powered Up motors and lights that does not include Bluetooth connectivity.

Earlier versions of this part have a clip on the battery pack (part 22167) while newer versions attach with a screw (part 85825).

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LEGO Pick a Brick:
85825 BATTERY BOX, NO. 1
Bricklink:
bb1165c01 Electric 9V Battery Box Powered Up with 2 Switches and Dark Bluish Gray Bottom - Clip Opening
bb1295c01 Electric 9V Battery Box Powered Up with 2 Switches and Dark Bluish Gray Bottom - Screw Opening
Rebrickable:
22167 Hub, Powered Up 2-Port (Non-Bluetooth) - Clip Opening
85825 Hub, Powered Up 2-Port (Non-Bluetooth) - Screw Opening
Brickset:
22167 BATTERY BOX, NO. 1
85825 BATTERY BOX, NO. 1
LDraw:
22167 Electric Powered Up 2 Port Battery Box
85825 Electric Powered Up 2 Port Battery Box with Screw Opening
 CURRENTALL YEARS
OVERALL RANK
-109
2271RANK
5478RANK
# PIECES
4RANK: 2379
4RANK: 5815
# SETS
4RANK: 2178
4RANK: 5304
# COLORS
2RANK: 1951
2RANK: 4667

Ranking based on buying one copy of every LEGO set ever produced, counting the number of sets containing each part, then sorting all of the pieces by part and color.

Overall Rank is a weighted score combining the number of parts, sets, and colors produced.

Year-over-year comparisons versus 2018-2022. (2024 not included because too few sets have been released and inventoried at this time.)

Date Added: 2024-02-21 12:00:00
Date Modified: 2024-04-04 14:52:35

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