Battery
Battery is a power source for tools in Subnautica 2, crafted from Copper and Silicone Rubber at a Fabricator.
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Description
The Battery is a vital electronic component that powers your survival tools. It stores a finite charge that depletes as you use powered equipment, and can be recharged at a Battery Charger or replaced with a fresh unit. Keeping spare Batteries on hand ensures you're never left without a working Scanner or Repair Tool at a critical moment.
How to Craft
The Battery is crafted at the Fabricator using Copper Ore and Silicone Rubber. Copper is a prerequisite resource, meaning you'll need to have mined it before crafting becomes available.
Copper Ore
1x — mined from limestone outcrops at 0–150m.
Silicone Rubber
1x — crafted from Quartz at the Fabricator.
Fabricator
Crafting station found in lifepods and bases.
Uses & Recipes
Batteries are essential for any tool that requires power. Without a charged Battery, your Scanner, Repair Tool, and other powered equipment become useless.
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Map Locations
To craft Batteries, you need Copper and Silicone Rubber (from Quartz). Pin Copper and Quartz deposits and plan efficient farming routes on the interactive map.
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What is a Battery made from?
A Battery is crafted from 1x Copper and 1x Silicone Rubber at a Fabricator. Copper is mined from limestone outcrops, while Silicone Rubber is itself crafted from Quartz.
What tools use a Battery?
The Battery powers the Scanner, Repair Tool, and other powered equipment. Any tool that draws power will need a charged Battery to function.
Do Batteries run out of power?
Yes, Batteries deplete over time with use. They can be recharged at a Battery Charger installed in your base or swapped for a fresh one. Always carry spares on long expeditions.
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