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Ni-CD Rechargeable AA or AAA Battery (1.2V)
Ni-CD Rechargeable AA or AAA Battery (1.2V)
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This Ni-CD rechargeable battery comes in AA and AAA sizes at 1.2V and can last up to 1000 charge cycles, which makes it a practical way to keep devices powered.
Why preppers want this
- It can last up to 1000 charge cycles.
- It can be recharged in any NiCD battery charger.
- It has a flat, high discharge slope and suits digital and high drain devices.
- The AA cell is 1.2V 1000mAh and the AAA cell is 1.2V 300mAh.
Built for
- Flashlights and radios that can be used during a power outage.
- Digital cameras, remotes and handheld games.
- Wireless microphones, in-ear monitors, binoculars and other high drain wireless devices.
Specifications
| Battery size | AA; AAA |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | NiCD (nickel cadmium) |
| Output voltage | 1.2 V |
| Capacity | AA: 1000mAh; AAA: 300mAh |
What's in the box
- One rechargeable battery
FAQ
How many times can this battery be recharged?
The listing says it can last up to 1000 charge cycles.
What is the capacity?
The AA cell is listed at 1.2V 1000mAh and the AAA cell at 1.2V 300mAh.
Do I need to charge it before first use?
Yes. The listing says to always charge NiCD batteries before first use, and to charge them again before using if they have been stored for more than one month.
What devices can I use it in?
The listing names digital cameras, toys, flashlights, radios, remotes, wireless microphones, in-ear monitors, handheld games, binoculars, MP3 players and CD players.
