Run various electronics while remaining environmentally conscious with this 24-pack of PerfPower Go Green AA Alkaline Batteries. These cells are made of recycled materials and contain no lead, mercury, or cadmium. Additionally, they have a shelf life of 5 years.

Made from Recycled Materials    No Lead, Mercury, or Cadmium    Shelf Life of 5 Years

Contain no lead, cadmium, or mercury

Manufactured with recycled materials

100% recyclable, including packaging

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Shelf life of 5 years

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can you use these in solar items?

A: That is why I buy Rechargeable Batteries to use in my solar items. They work well.

Q: 2. what aa batteries do you advise for thermal imager its hungry on them/?

A: Read your instructions. Some items such as many camera flash units say to not use Lithium batteries. Make sure your instruction do not prohibit, while some cameras say to not use Ni-Cad. If you must use alkaline batteries, try Duracell Procell. They are very good and often less expensive when purchased in bulk to many others.

Q: 3. Can less than 4 batteries be charged at a time (e.g., just one battery)?

A: You can charge 2 or 4 batteries at time your choice. Full charge of included batteries is 4 hours.

Q: 4. How can you tell when the batteries are charged?

A: The Watson Rapid Charger will glow green when the batteries are fully charged.

Q: 5. There is a Watson charger bay under recommended accessories. Does that mean I can use that charger? If not, which one?

A: Yes, the Watson charger will work.

Q: 6. what is the difference between 1.2 volt and 1.5 double a batteries /?

A: Aside from 0.3 volts I don't know of any.A better question would be.What's the difference between Lithiums and regular Alkalines?Lithiums last longer. A lot longer

Q: 7. Can I charge this batery?

A: The Kodak MAX AA Super Alkaline Batteries (1.5V, 2800mAh, 2-Pack) are not rechargeable.

Q: 8. can you use a lithium battery as a subsistute ?

A: Unfortunately, I am not quite sure with which item you would be using the lithium battery as a substitute, as you did not list the brand/model of the item in which you are interested in using lithium batteries in your inquiry. As such, the best answer I may provide is it would depend on the specific device in question. I would recommend either checking your device's instruction manual or contact the manufacturer to inquire if your device may use lithium batteries. While the above Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA Batteries are physically the same AA size as standard LR6 AA alkaline batteries and rechargeable Ni-MH batteries, some devices cannot use lithium batteries, and lithium batteries may not be recommended for certain devices due to the heat they produce during usage. Many digital cameras and flashes state in their instruction manuals not to use lithium batteries, though some do state it is okay. As your answer is device-specific and no device was listed, as previously stated, I can only recommend to check your device's instruction manual or contact the manufacturer with your model number for assistance with your inquiry.

Q: 9. Would it work correctly on my Nikon F100 film camera? Do they last like the "normal" ones? I don't understand completely about rechargeable batteries in old equipment, Thanks.

A: Yes, these will work in any device that uses AA batteries.

Q: 10. Are the Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA Batteries rechargeable? If yes, please advise charger type, model No, etc...

A: These batteries are not rechargeable. If they were, they would be listed as such.