Description
The JCB AAA LR03 Super Alkaline Batteries are a 10-pack of 1.5V alkaline cells designed for everyday and high-drain devices. Each battery uses advanced alkaline chemistry to deliver consistent voltage under load, making them suitable for remote controls, wireless keyboards, computer mice, small toys, torches and portable electronics.
Packaged as a 10-pack, these batteries provide a cost-effective stock for households, offices and workshops where AAA cells are regularly consumed. The alkaline composition maintains stable performance across a wide temperature range, including cooler environments where cheaper zinc-carbon cells lose capacity. The cells carry a long shelf life when stored at room temperature, meaning spares can be kept in a drawer without significant self-discharge over months or years.
JCB positions this range as a value alternative to premium alkaline brands, targeting users who need reliable performance without the price premium of high-end cells. The 10-pack blister card keeps the batteries grouped and protected during storage, and the card itself shows the batch code and expiry date for inventory tracking. Each AAA cell measures 44.5mm in length and 10.5mm in diameter, fitting standard AAA battery compartments across all devices.
Specification
| Weight (KG) |
0.13 |
| Width (mm) |
180 |
| Height (mm) |
120 |
| Depth (mm) |
5 |
| Battery Range |
JCB Super Alkaline |
| Cell Size |
AAA |
| Cell Composition |
Alkaline |
Frequently Asked
What voltage do these batteries provide?
Each cell provides 1.5V when fresh, which is the standard voltage for AAA alkaline batteries. Voltage drops gradually as the cell discharges, with most devices ceasing to function when voltage falls below 0.9-1.0V.
How long do they last in storage?
Alkaline batteries have a typical shelf life of 5-7 years when stored at room temperature in their original packaging. Check the expiry date printed on the blister card for the specific batch.
Are they rechargeable?
No. These are single-use alkaline cells and must not be recharged. Attempting to recharge alkaline batteries can cause leakage or rupture. For rechargeable AAA cells, look for NiMH batteries rated at 1.2V.
What devices are they best suited for?
AAA alkaline batteries work well in remote controls, wireless keyboards, computer mice, small LED torches, wall clocks and low-to-moderate drain toys. For very high-drain devices like digital cameras or high-power torches, lithium AAA cells may provide better performance.