Description
The GP Greencell C batteries give you a reliable, economical power source for everyday household devices. Each cell delivers 1.5V and uses zinc chloride chemistry, which suits low to medium drain items rather than high-power electronics. This pack contains two C cells, ready to fit straight into whatever needs them.
We recommend these for the sort of gear that ticks along quietly in the background: clocks, remote controls, LED torches, portable radios and calculators. Anything that needs a steady, problem-free flow of energy without draining a battery in days is a good match. If you have a device that pulls a lot of current, such as a digital camera or a motorised toy, an alkaline cell will serve you better. For the rest of the house, Greencell keeps costs down while doing the job.
GP Greencell batteries come in all five popular sizes, so you can stick with one range across your home. Alongside these C cells you can pick up AA, AAA, D and 9V (also called PP3) in the same line. That makes it easy to keep a mixed drawer of spares without hunting around for different brands. Each battery is a standard C size, so it drops into any device built to that spec. Keep a couple of packs on hand and you will always have power ready when a remote or clock runs flat.
Specification
| Voltage |
1.5V |
| Type |
C (LR14) |
Frequently Asked
What devices are these C batteries best for?
They work well in low to medium drain devices such as clocks, remote controls, LED torches, portable radios and calculators.
Are zinc chloride batteries the same as alkaline?
No. Zinc chloride cells are more economical and suit lower drain devices, while alkaline cells last longer in high-drain items like cameras and motorised toys.
How many batteries are in the pack?
This pack contains two C cells, each rated at 1.5V.
What voltage do these batteries provide?
Each C cell delivers 1.5V, the standard voltage for this size.
What other sizes does the Greencell range come in?
The range covers all five popular sizes: AA, AAA, C, D and 9V (also known as PP3).
Can I use these in high-drain devices?
We would not recommend it. For high-drain gear an alkaline battery will give you better performance and longer life.