Description
The Energizer Ultimate AA L91 lithium batteries are supplied as a 4-pack blister card, each cell rated at 1.5V with lithium iron disulphide chemistry. Lithium cells deliver up to nine times the runtime of standard alkaline batteries in high-drain devices such as digital cameras, gaming controllers, GPS units and wireless security cameras, where rapid discharge rates would exhaust alkaline cells within hours.
These batteries carry a 20-year shelf life from manufacture, making them suited to emergency kits, seasonal equipment stored between uses, and backup power applications where cells need to remain viable without degradation. The lithium chemistry operates across -40°C to 60°C without significant capacity loss, maintaining output in winter outdoor equipment, vehicle-mounted devices, and hot attic-installed sensors where alkaline cells would fail.
Each cell weighs approximately 15g compared to 23g for an equivalent alkaline AA, reducing overall device weight in handheld equipment. The leak-proof construction uses a hermetic seal that prevents electrolyte escape even under full discharge or physical impact, protecting device internals from the corrosion damage common with exhausted alkaline batteries. The standard AA form factor (14.5mm diameter, 50.5mm length) fits any device designed for AA cells.
Performance characteristics make these batteries better suited to pulse-drain and constant high-draw applications than to low-draw devices like wall clocks or TV remotes, where alkaline cells remain more cost-effective. In a digital camera taking 500 photos per charge cycle, lithium cells will outlast alkaline by a factor of six to nine depending on flash use and LCD screen time.
Specification
| Weight (KG) |
0.06 |
| Width (mm) |
15 |
| Height (mm) |
114 |
| Depth (mm) |
79.50 |
| Battery Range |
Energizer Lithium |
| Cell Size |
AA |
| Cell Composition |
Lithium |
Frequently Asked
How much longer do lithium AA batteries last compared to alkaline?
In high-drain devices such as digital cameras, gaming controllers and GPS units, lithium cells deliver six to nine times the runtime of alkaline batteries. In low-drain devices like wall clocks or TV remotes, the difference is less pronounced and alkaline cells remain more cost-effective.
Can these batteries be used in all AA-powered devices?
Yes. The L91 has the same physical dimensions and 1.5V nominal voltage as alkaline AA cells, so it fits any device designed for AA batteries. However, some older chargers or devices may not be optimised for lithium chemistry—check device compatibility if unsure.
What is the shelf life and how should they be stored?
Energizer rates these batteries with a 20-year shelf life from manufacture when stored at room temperature. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or metal objects that could short-circuit the terminals.
Are lithium AA batteries safe in extreme temperatures?
Yes. These cells operate reliably from -40°C to 60°C, making them suited to winter outdoor equipment, vehicle-mounted devices, and sensors installed in hot attics or cold garages where alkaline cells would lose capacity or leak.