Description
Energizer Alkaline Power AA batteries are 1.5V LR6 cells using alkaline chemistry to power remote controls, wall clocks, torches, wireless keyboards, and other household devices that accept AA-size batteries. This pack contains eight cells in blister packaging, with each cell carrying a 7-year shelf life from manufacture date.
Designed for moderate-drain and low-drain applications, the batteries suit devices that draw power intermittently rather than continuously. Remote controls, digital clocks, smoke alarms, and wireless mice are typical use cases. Higher-drain devices like digital cameras and motorised toys will drain these batteries more quickly, but they remain functional in those applications if rechargeable cells are not available.
The alkaline chemistry provides a nominal 1.5V output that gradually decreases as the cell depletes, rather than maintaining a flat voltage curve like lithium cells. This is acceptable for most consumer electronics, which are designed to function across a range of input voltages. The cells are non-rechargeable and should be recycled through appropriate battery recycling schemes once exhausted.
Specification
| Weight (KG) |
0.19 |
| Battery Range |
Energizer Alkaline Power |
| Cell Size |
AA |
| Cell Composition |
Alkaline |
Frequently Asked
What devices are these batteries suited to?
These AA alkaline cells work well in remote controls, wall clocks, smoke detectors, wireless keyboards and mice, LED torches, and other moderate-drain or low-drain household devices. They are less suited to high-drain devices like digital cameras or motorised toys, where rechargeable NiMH cells typically perform better.
How long do they last in storage?
Energizer rates these cells with a 7-year shelf life from the date of manufacture. This means they can be stored unopened and will retain most of their charge for up to seven years before use.
Can these batteries be recharged?
No. These are single-use alkaline cells and are not designed to be recharged. Attempting to recharge alkaline batteries can cause leakage, overheating or rupture. Use rechargeable NiMH AA cells if you need a rechargeable option.
How should they be disposed of?
Exhausted alkaline batteries should be recycled through battery recycling schemes available at most UK supermarkets, council waste centres, and some retailers. Do not dispose of batteries in general household waste.