Duracell Procell Intense AA Batteries (LR6) - 10 Pack

These are AA alkaline cells from the Procell Intense line, supplied in a pack of ten. Each one is a standard 1.5V AA, and the box carries the codes LR6, Stilo and Mignon so you can match it against whatever marking your equipment or its manual uses. Procell is Duracell's trade line, and this pack is marked for professional use only and for high drain devices. Alkaline chemistry is the everyday workhorse of the AA world: it holds its charge well in storage, works across normal room temperatures and is disposable rather than rechargeable, so the cells go for recycling once they are spent.

AA is the size most portable kit is designed around, so a pack of ten covers a lot of ground in one go: a couple of four-cell devices and a spare pair, or ten single-cell items topped up in one round. High drain means equipment that pulls current hard and continuously rather than sipping it, the kind of load a motor, a transmitter or a bright lamp puts on a cell, as against the slow trickle a clock or a remote control draws. If your device specifies LR6, this is the cell it wants.

Sold as one pack of ten cells, with a minimum order of ten packs in multiples of ten, so a single order brings a hundred cells: sensible for a venue, a workshop or anywhere a drawer of spares earns its keep. The box has a resealable open and close flap, so a part-used pack stays tidy on a shelf. We stock other Duracell cells alongside this one, including lithium coin cells such as CR2032 and CR2025, silver oxide cells and a charger supplied with AA and AAA cells.

How many batteries do I actually receive?

One unit is a pack of ten AA cells. The minimum order is ten packs, sold in multiples of ten, which works out at a hundred cells per order.

Will these fit a device that asks for LR6, or one that only says AA?

Yes. LR6 is the international code for the standard 1.5V alkaline AA cell, so the two names describe the same size and the same voltage.

Can these cells be recharged?

No. Alkaline cells are single use, so they belong in battery recycling once they are flat rather than on a charger with rechargeable cells.

What does the high drain marking on the box mean for me?

The pack marks these as intended for equipment that draws current heavily and steadily, rather than the slow trickle taken by something like a clock or a remote control.

Is a shelf life printed on the pack?

The manufacturer does not print a shelf life claim on this pack, so we do not state one for these cells anywhere on the listing.