Battery (Killing Floor 2)

Killing Floor 2 item
Battery
MAGAZINE SIZE		{{{MagazineSize}}}
SPARE AMMO CAPACITY		{{{AmmoCapacity}}}
DAMAGE
FIRE RATE
ACCURACY
PENETRATION
{{{Description}}}
General Information
Pricing	{{{Pricing}}}
Ammo Cost		{{{AmmoCost}}}
Weapon Type		{{{WeaponType}}} [[File:KF2_WeaponType_{{{WeaponType}}}_Gray.png|top|20px|link=]]
Alternative Weapon Type		{{{AlternativeWeaponType}}} [[File:KF2_WeaponType_{{{AlternativeWeaponType}}}_Gray.png|top|20px|link=]]
Weapon Information
Starting Ammo		{{{InitialSpareMags}}}
Block (damage multiplier)		×
Parry (damage multiplier)		×
Secondary Ammunition
Ammo Type		{{{SecondaryAmmunition_AmmoType}}}
Magazine Size		{{{SecondaryAmmunition_MagazineSize}}}
Spare Ammo Capacity		{{{SecondaryAmmunition_AmmoCapacity}}}
Damage
Fire Rate
Accuracy
Penetration
Starting Ammo		{{{SecondaryAmmunition_InitialSpareMags}}}
Ammo Consumption (per use)
Ammo Cost		{{{SecondaryAmmunition_AmmoCost}}}
Heal Amount		✚
Heal Amount (solo)		✚
Full Recharge Time		s
Full Recharge Time (self injection)			s
Technical Information
Charge Capacity 100 Drain Rate (flashlight) (per second) 0.8 Drain Rate (nightvision) (per second) 0.8 Recharge Time (from 0 to 100%) 16.7s
Related Achievements
PS4 Trophies

In Killing Floor 2 every player equipped with the Battery which provides the power for Flashlight and Nightvision.

Technical Information

Charge Capacity = 100.

Drain Rate = 0.8 points / per second (125 seconds of continuous power supply).

Once switched off Battery starts to recharge at rate of 6 points per second. It would take 16.7 seconds to fully recharge empty battery although player allowed to activate the equipment at any time as long as battery would be having some power remaining in it.

Trivia

• Before version 1039 battery used to have increased drain rate on both - flashlight and nightvision. Flashlight consumed 2 points of power per second, the nightvision - 4 points per second. The battery also had a decreased recharge rate of 4 points / second opposite to current 6 points per second.
• HUD icon resembles a nine-volt battery.