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Accupower D NiMH 12000mAh 1.2V 8-Pack (4 Cards of 2)

SKU CH-9XFW-MN474

Eight D-size NiMH cells deliver 12000 mAh at 1.2 V and recharge up to 1000 cycles

  • 12000 mAh capacity powers high-drain devices longer
  • NiMH chemistry eliminates memory effect for flexible charging
  • Recharges up to 1000 cycles reducing replacement costs
  • 2 V output fits any device using D cells
  • Eight batteries supplied on four cards for convenient storage

Eight D-cell NiMH pack

This eight-cell pack supplies 1.2 volt nickel-metal hydride power for any device that takes D-size batteries. Each cell is rated at 12000 mAh capacity. The cards-of-two layout keeps spares organised for high-drain household or professional gear.

No memory effect and long cycle life

The chemistry avoids capacity loss from partial recharges, so cells can be topped up whenever convenient. Rated for up to 1000 recharge cycles, the pack delivers reliable service life through repeated use. Steady voltage output supports consistent runtime in demanding applications.

Replaces disposable alkalines

Cells slot directly into existing D-battery compartments without adapters or modification. Recharging up to 1000 times eliminates the recurring cost and waste of single-use alkaline packs. The bundle format simplifies stocking spares for torches, radios and other D-cell equipment.

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Price $154.99
Pricier than about 92% of the 10,440 comparable items (median $10.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I install these D cells and what is the step people get wrong?

Insert each cell with the positive button facing the spring contact; the step people get wrong is reversing one cell in a series string, which cuts voltage and can leak.

What maintenance or replacement will these 12000 mAh NiMH cells need later?

Recharge after each use and store at about half charge; they are rated for up to 1000 cycles before capacity drops enough to warrant replacement.

What limit shows up first under sustained high-drain use?

Voltage sag under heavy load appears first; the 1.2 V nominal output drops faster than alkaline, so run-time shortens before the cycle limit is reached.

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