Description
Energizer Max AAA batteries are 1.5V alkaline cells in the standard LR03 format, supplied in a 14-pack. Each cell uses zinc-manganese dioxide chemistry in an alkaline electrolyte, providing a stable voltage discharge curve suitable for both continuous and intermittent-drain devices. The cells are factory-charged and ready to use out of the pack.
These batteries suit everyday household and workplace devices including remote controls for TVs and set-top boxes, wireless keyboards and mice, wall clocks, torches, children's battery-operated toys, and low-power LED lighting accessories. The AAA format is one of the most common consumer battery sizes, fitting the majority of small portable electronics. The 14-pack quantity provides spares for multiple devices or replenishment stock for frequently-used items like remotes and clocks.
Energizer rates the Max range with a 10-year shelf life when stored at room temperature, meaning unopened packs retain charge for a decade before needing replacement. The cells feature a leak-resistant construction that reduces the risk of electrolyte escape during normal use and storage, protecting device battery compartments from corrosion. Each cell measures 44.5mm in length and 10.5mm in diameter, the standard AAA footprint.
Specification
| Battery Range |
Energizer Max |
| Cell Size |
AAA |
| Cell Composition |
Alkaline |
Frequently Asked
How long do these batteries last in a typical remote control?
Runtime depends on the specific remote and how often it's used. In a standard infrared TV remote used for a few hours daily, Energizer Max AAA cells typically last 6-12 months. High-frequency devices like wireless mice or LED torches will drain the cells faster.
Can these batteries be recharged?
No. Energizer Max AAA batteries are single-use alkaline cells and are not designed to be recharged. Attempting to recharge alkaline cells can cause leakage or rupture. For rechargeable options, look for NiMH AAA cells instead.
What shelf life do unopened batteries have?
Energizer rates the Max range with a 10-year shelf life when stored in a cool, dry place at room temperature. The best-before date is printed on the pack.
Are these batteries suitable for smoke alarms?
Most modern smoke alarms use 9V PP3 or AA cells rather than AAA. Check your alarm's battery compartment before purchasing. Where a smoke alarm does take AAA cells, alkaline batteries like these are suitable for standard ionisation and optical alarms.