Energizer - Ultimate Lithium AAA Batteries (12 Pack), Triple A Batteries
- General
- Brand: Energizer
- Model Number: L92SBP-12
- Product Name: Energizer Ultimate Lithium AAA Batteries (12 Pack), Triple A Batteries
- Color: Silver
- Power
- Battery Size: AAA (The battery size required for operation.)
- Battery Chemistry: Lithium
- Number Of Batteries Included: 12
- Voltage: 2 volts (Amount of power needed to support an electrical current.)
- Rechargeable: false
- Power Retention Length: 20 years
- 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: 039800130747
Experience lasting performance with Energizer Ultimate Lithium AAA Batteries. These household batteries are not only the #1 longest lasting AAA batteries in high-tech devices, but they also feature leak resistant construction and superior performance in extreme temperatures ranging from -40 degrees F to 140 degrees F. Use these AAA lithium batteries to power a variety of high tech and household items, whether you need batteries for flashlights, game controllers, digital cameras, or your child's favorite toys and games. Ultimate Lithium Energizer AAA batteries weigh one-third less than standard alkaline triple A batteries, making them a lightweight power source. Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries also hold power for up to 20 years in storage, letting you keep a ready supply of backup batteries. To ensure your favorite devices operate at their peak performance, depend on Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries for work, play and home.
Whats Included
- Energizer Ultimate AAA Batteries (12-Pack)
Q: Are these batteries rechargeable?
A: Energizer sells a Re-charge(R) Power Plus battery in a 4-pack, barcode 0 39800 02880 8 (SKU usually 02880) that is a nickel-metal hydride 1.2v 800 mAh rechargeable cell, also size AAA. Some devices require a higher current, for example: some booklights that use two cells sold in a store known for an archery-style logo. In those cases, many rechargeables with Ni-MH technology fail to work for long due to the 1.2 volt rating curve, even though seen as superior to other older rechargeables. Short answer: no.
