1.2V High Capacity NiMH Multipurpose Rechargeable Batteries
301 Results
- Brand New · PanasonicC $38.62Free shipping791 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $38.62Free shipping435 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $14.50Free shipping2,566 sold
- Brand New · UnbrandedC $47.33Free shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $28.95Free shipping20 sold
- C $13.11Free shipping476 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $33.14C $12.42 shipping170 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $16.60Was: C $18.43was - C $18.43C $1.38 shipping67 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $26.19Free shipping289 sold
- C $15.13Free shipping295 sold
- C $26.99 to C $52.99Free shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $24.80Free shipping1,179 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $22.04Free shipping2,499 sold
- Brand New · UnbrandedC $44.87 to C $58.71Was: C $52.79was - C $52.79C $20.73 shipping
- Brand New · UnbrandedC $20.91 to C $35.82Was: C $42.15was - C $42.15C $20.71 shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $74.82Free shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $75.93Free shippingOnly 2 left
- C $24.80Free shipping17 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $15.13Trending at C $22.04Free shipping5,258 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $66.33Free shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $38.62Free shipping61 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $19.28Free shipping4 watching
- Brand New · PanasonicC $47.60Free shipping13 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $10.05Was: C $13.39was - C $13.39C $4.01 shippingOnly 3 left
- Brand New · VARTAC $17.81Was: C $19.58was - C $19.58C $13.80 shipping58 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $22.99 to C $43.99Free shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $43.39Was: C $48.21was - C $48.21C $1.38 shipping181 sold
- C $33.15Was: C $40.57was - C $40.57Free shipping22 sold
- Brand New · UnbrandedC $27.10Free shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $34.48Free shipping165 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $131.21Free shippingOnly 2 left
- Brand New · PanasonicC $31.71Free shipping81 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $40.00Free shipping118 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $21.80Free shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $69.02Free shippingOnly 3 left
- Brand New · EnergizerC $27.34Free shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $35.47Free shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $10.06Was: C $11.18was - C $11.18C $4.01 shipping104 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $38.62Free shippingOnly 2 left
- Brand New · EnergizerC $76.21Free shipping
- C $13.58C $81.50 shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $19.81C $1.34 shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $47.66Was: C $63.55was - C $63.55C $1.38 shipping20 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $25.80Free shipping
- C $18.99or Best OfferFree shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $85.61Free shipping33 sold
- Brand New · PanasonicC $41.39Free shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $28.12Free shipping18 sold
- Brand New · EnergizerC $62.11Free shipping27 sold
- Brand New · Goal ZeroC $34.48C $34.27 shipping12 watching
- C $2.05C $8.29 shipping
- C $25.14Was: C $27.62was - C $27.62Free shipping
- Brand New · UnbrandedC $20.84C $4.53 shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $62.11Free shippingOnly 1 left!
- C $41.32Was: C $45.41was - C $45.41Free shipping
- Brand New · UnbrandedC $23.75Free shipping
- Brand New · EnergizerC $40.92Free shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $18.60Was: C $20.67was - C $20.67C $4.01 shippingOnly 2 left
- Brand New · PanasonicC $56.07Free shipping
- Brand New · PanasonicC $22.04Free shipping998 sold
You May Also Like
How to Take Advantage of NiMH Batteries
Cordless electric devices are everywhere, and the only reason that's become possible is through developments in battery technology. While you can use disposable batteries for a number of uses, in most cases rechargeable batteries are not only more practical but they are also better for the environment.
What Does Rechargeable Mean for Batteries?
Batteries can divide into two basic categories; there are primary cells, which carry a charge due to their construction, and secondary cells, which you can recharge and use over and over again. A rechargeable battery commonly uses one of four basic chemistries:
- Lead-Acid: Mostly restricted to larger applications such as automobiles and backup power systems, these were the first common rechargeable batteries.
- Nickel-Cadmium: Popular in the 1970's, NiCD batteries where the first readily available rechargeable cells in common use. The biggest issue was the toxicity of cadmium, which led to them largely giving way to the more environmentally friendly NiMH chemistry in the 1990's.
- Nickel Metal Hydride: NiMH batteries were a drop-in replacement for NiCD. They offer similar battery life and operating characteristics, including the same 1.2 Volt output in AA form without the toxicity.
- Lithium: Lithium batteries provide high energy density and higher voltages, but also carry the chance of overheating with possible results including fire or even explosions. It's also relatively difficult to make a drop-in replacement for AA as you can with NiMH batteries.
Why Use NiMH Batteries?
NiMH offers a number of benefits as a rechargeable battery technology, and also a number of tradeoffs. In most cases the advantages of these rechargeable batteries are enough to swing the pendulum over to their side:
- Compatibility: NiMH rechargeable AA batteries are compatible with almost any application that uses AA cells. Their 1.2-Volt standard output actually matches the average output of alkaline batteries, and you can combine them in NiMH rechargeable battery packs for a variety of uses.
- Discharge: While the stated voltage is lower, NiMH batteries actually have better sustained discharge capacity than alkaline, so they can power high current draw devices such as cameras for longer periods of time. They self discharge more rapidly, so you have to recharge them if they've been sitting on the shelf, but rechargeable cells provide more total power under heavy use.
Using NiMH Batteries
One catch with NiMH, and NiCD, is that the batteries are more difficult to recharge than other rechargeable batteries. They don't have a float voltage, so it can be harder to detect a full charge with NiMH and stop the recharge process than with other rechargeable chemistries. The easiest way to do it is with a slow charger, you can just put your NiMH cells on charge overnight and they will come up charged in the morning.