Panasonic BK-3MCCA8BA Eneloop AA 2000mAh 2100 Cycle 8 Pack
- 8-pack
- AA Ni-MH
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Fifty AA NiMH cells deliver 1800 mAh at 1.2 V with no memory effect
This pack supplies fifty AA nickel-metal-hydride cells rated at 1.2 V and 1800 mAh each. They suit remote controls, clocks, toys and other low-to-moderate drain gadgets that take standard AA batteries. The chemistry avoids memory effect so partial recharges do not reduce usable capacity. Cells arrive ready for charging before first use.
Households or workplaces that swap disposable AA batteries often will cut waste and cost by switching to this rechargeable pack. The jump makes sense when devices run through several alkaline sets per month. Buyers who need higher capacity per cell or a smaller quantity should look elsewhere.
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| Power | |
|---|---|
| Battery type | AA |
Yes, each cell is a standard AA size so the 50-pack fits any device or holder designed for AA batteries.
Charge the cells fully before first use; NiMH chemistry has no memory effect so partial charges later will not reduce capacity.
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