Description
This is a pack of eight Panasonic AAA cells from the Pro Power range, supplied as a 4+4 blister card with four of the eight given free. They are alkaline cells, the standard general purpose chemistry for household batteries, and each one gives the usual 1.5V nominal output for its size. AAA is the slim penlight size, narrower and shorter than an AA, and it carries the IEC designation LR03, so a device that asks for LR03 or AAA takes these.
AAA is the size that tends to run out first in a busy house. The icons on the pack point to toys, wireless mice, torches and remote controls, and that matches where most AAA cells end up: television and set top box handsets, computer peripherals, door and window sensors, kitchen scales, wall clocks and children's toys. Having eight on hand means a spare pair in the drawer when a handset dies on a Sunday evening, rather than one loose cell that only half fixes the problem. Alkaline suits low drain gear that sits for months between changes, the clocks, sensors and handsets you barely think about until they stop.
Panasonic prints no runtime figure on the pack. One unit of this listing is a single card of eight cells, and the minimum order is twelve cards, sold in multiples of twelve, which suits a workshop, a classroom or a stationery cupboard that never wants to be empty. It sits alongside our wider Panasonic range, which runs from Alkaline Power AA, AAA, C, D and 9V cells through CR2016, CR2025 and CR2032 lithium coin cells to Eneloop rechargeable AA and AAA cells and an Eneloop charger.
Specification
| Size |
AAA |
| Chemistry |
Alkaline |
| Voltage |
1.5V |
| Codes |
LR03 |
| Pack quantity |
8 cells (4+4) |
| Sold as |
One card of 8 cells |
| Minimum order |
12, sold in multiples of 12 |
Frequently Asked
How many batteries do I get in one pack?
One card holds eight AAA cells, made up as four plus four, with the second set of four given free on this promotional card.
Is AAA the same thing as LR03?
Yes. LR03 is the IEC code for an alkaline AAA cell, so anything that lists LR03 or AAA in its manual takes these.
What voltage does each cell give?
Each cell is 1.5V nominal, the standard figure for an AAA, so they suit any device specified for 1.5V AAA cells. Change all the cells in a device together rather than mixing old and new.
Can these be recharged?
No. Alkaline cells are single use and should never go in a charger. If you want rechargeable AAA cells, look at our Eneloop AAA cells and the Eneloop charger instead.
How many packs do I have to order?
The minimum order is twelve cards, sold in multiples of twelve, so the smallest purchase works out at ninety six AAA cells.