Description
Energizer's Industrial line covers the everyday alkaline sizes, and this is the AAA, sold ten cells to a box. Each cell gives the standard 1.5 volts, and the chemistry is alkaline rather than lithium or rechargeable nickel metal hydride, which is what most small household and workplace devices are built around. AAA is the slim cell, the narrower of the two sizes a remote control or a wall clock will usually ask for, so it is worth checking the compartment or the old cell before ordering. The box prints the full set of cross references for that check: LR03, AM4, EN92, MN2400 and Micro all name this same size.
Ten to a box suits somewhere cells get used steadily rather than once in a while. Offices and meeting rooms work through them in remotes, presenters and wireless keyboards and mice; workshops and site offices use them in digital callipers, laser levels, small torches and label printers; at home they turn up in thermometers, kitchen scales, door sensors, alarm keypads and children's toys. Keeping a box in a drawer means you are not hunting for a single cell when a remote or a keypad goes quiet on a Sunday evening.
Alkaline cells of this kind are single use and should never be put in a charger. The box prints no shelf life figure. One unit of this listing is a box of ten cells, and the minimum order is twelve units, sold in multiples of twelve, which comes to 120 cells in all. If you need other sizes for the same drawer, we carry Energizer AA, C, D and 9V alkaline cells, along with lithium coin cells.
Specification
| Size |
AAA |
| Chemistry |
Alkaline |
| Voltage |
1.5V |
| Codes |
LR03, AM4, EN92, MN2400, Micro |
| Pack quantity |
10 cells |
| Sold as |
Box of 10 cells |
| Minimum order |
12, sold in multiples of 12 |
Frequently Asked
My device asks for LR03 or Micro cells. Are these the same thing?
Yes. LR03, AM4, EN92, MN2400 and Micro are all names for the AAA size, and the box prints every one of those codes so you can match the marking inside your battery compartment.
How many cells do I actually receive?
One unit of this listing is a box of ten AAA cells. The minimum order is twelve units in multiples of twelve, so the smallest order is twelve boxes, or 120 cells.
Can these be recharged?
No. These are alkaline primary cells, made to be used once and then recycled, and they should not be placed in a charger. Choose rechargeable nickel metal hydride cells if you want to recharge.
Will they suit a device marked 1.5V?
Yes. An alkaline AAA gives a nominal 1.5 volts, which is what remotes, wireless keyboards and mice, clocks, thermometers and small torches of this size are designed to run on.