Description
The Energizer Max AAA alkaline batteries deliver 1.5V output in the standard LR03 cell size, supplied here in a 16-pack. Each cell uses Energizer's alkaline chemistry designed for consistent voltage output across both high-drain devices like digital cameras and low-drain devices like remote controls, with a 10-year shelf life from manufacture.
AAA cells fit wireless keyboards, computer mice, remote controls, LED torches, bathroom scales, children's electronic toys, smoke alarms and portable radios. The batteries ship ready to use, requiring no charging or conditioning, and the 16-pack provides spares for multiple devices or replacement cells for high-use items like gaming controllers or kitchen timers that cycle through batteries more frequently.
Energizer's PowerSeal technology aims to prevent leakage during storage and normal use by sealing the cell with a dual-seal closure at the negative terminal. The black and silver livery matches Energizer's standard Max range packaging, making it easy to identify the correct cell size when re-stocking. The 16-count blister pack is resealable, allowing unused cells to be stored in the original packaging until needed.
Specification
| Battery Range |
Energizer Max |
| Cell Size |
AAA |
| Cell Composition |
Alkaline |
Frequently Asked
What's the shelf life of these batteries?
Energizer Max AAA alkaline batteries carry a 10-year shelf life from the date of manufacture. The cells retain charge during storage, so a pack bought today will still deliver full voltage if opened and used several years later.
Are they rechargeable?
No. These are single-use alkaline cells. Once depleted they should be disposed of through household battery recycling schemes. Energizer produces a separate rechargeable range if reusable cells are required.
What devices are AAA batteries typically used in?
AAA cells suit wireless computer mice and keyboards, TV and media remotes, LED torches, digital thermometers, bathroom scales, small radios, children's battery-operated toys, and some smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors that use AAA rather than AA or 9V cells.
Do they leak during normal use?
Energizer's PowerSeal technology is designed to prevent leakage during the battery's useful life and during storage. Leaks can still occur if cells are left in a device long after depletion, mixed with partially-used cells, or subjected to extreme temperatures.