Energizer - Rechargeable C Batteries (2 Pack), C Cell Batteries
- General
- Brand: Energizer
- Model Number: NH35BP-2
- Product Name: Rechargeable C Batteries (2 Pack), C Cell Batteries
- Color: Silver
- Power
- Battery Size: C (The battery size required for operation.)
- Battery Chemistry: Nickel-metal hydride
- Number Of Batteries Included: 2
- Voltage: 1.2 volts (Amount of power needed to support an electrical current.)
- Rechargeable: true
- Capacity: 2500 milliampere hours
- Battery Type: General Purpose Batteries
- Internal Or External: Internal
- Features
- Overload Protection: true (Features intended to protect the product from damage and overheating caused by overload.)
- Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: Not available
- Warranty - Labor: Not available
- Other
- UPC: 039800012005
Energizer Universal Rechargeable C Batteries reduce waste and save you money. Made with 7% recycled batteries, these C rechargeable batteries use innovative, industry-leading technology for a reliable rechargeable C battery. The rechargeable batteries are designed to prevent leaks that can damage your electronics. Use these Energizer rechargeable batteries as long-lasting flashlight batteries, in a portable radio or other battery-powered items. These Energizer C batteries can be charged in an Energizer battery charger hundreds of times. The C size batteries hold their charge for up to 1 month in storage, and the C cell batteries have up to a 3 year battery life with normal use. Energizer is the world's number 1 rechargeable brand.
Whats Included
- Energizer Recharge Universal Rechargeable C Batteries (2-Pack)
- Energizer Recharge Universal Rechargeable C Batteries (2-Pack)
Q: My battery has a number of 16340 is this the same battery ?
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A: 1) about 8-hours for a full charge. 2) I have a different charger. The light stays on, doesn't blink, while charging. It completely goes out, doesn't shine or blink, when it's done charging.
Q: What Energizer Battery replaces Energizer Ni-Cd EP1300 0014?
A: Ciao, assuming you are looking for Type C-cell batteries, there are a number of options now. You could go with widely available alkaline cells, more expensive, longer lasting lithium cells, or for rechargeable options, there are a number of choices of Lithium Ion batteries as well as Nickel Metal Hydride batteries. For my money, the rechargeable batteries are cheaper in the long run.
