DURACELL MN1500B10Z AA Alkaline Battery 1.5V 10-pack
- 10-pack
- AA Alkaline
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A 16-pack of AAA NiCd rechargeable batteries rated at 350 mAh and 1.2 V for repeated use in compatible devices
This pack contains sixteen AAA nickel-cadmium rechargeable cells rated at 350 mAh and 1.2 V. They suit households or workshops that keep many low-drain devices running. Each cell can be recharged hundreds of times, reducing the need for disposable alkaline replacements. The quantity covers multiple remotes, clocks, or toys at once.
The 1.2 V output matches the nominal voltage of AAA alkaline cells, so they fit any product designed for that size. Devices with very low self-discharge requirements or strict high-drain demands may not perform optimally with this chemistry. Buyers who need cells that hold charge for months without use should consider a different chemistry. High-drain gadgets like digital cameras may drain these quickly.
The 350 mAh rating defines how long each cell powers a device before recharge. Low-drain electronics such as remote controls or wall clocks will run longer between charges. High-drain equipment will exhaust the capacity much faster, requiring frequent cycling. Match the load to this figure to decide if the pack fits the application.
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| Power | |
|---|---|
| Battery type | AAA |
Any charger that supports 1.2 V NiCd AAA batteries and can deliver a rapid-charge current appropriate for 350 mAh cells will work.
No — mixing 1.2 V NiCd chemistry with 1.5 V alkaline cells causes voltage imbalance and can damage both the device and the batteries.
Measure each cell with a multimeter; a fully charged NiCd AAA should read about 1.2 V and the device should run for the expected runtime.
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