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Can you recharge solar recharge in a plug in rechargeable receptacle

I have used this type rechargable in solar lights. They are a brighter light than from the original 1.2V batteries, but mine have worked well anyway for months now. I didn't find the 1.2v replacements to be a value.

Yes This are rechargeable battery’s

I think most, maybe even all, solar lights recharge indiscriminately, whether they need it or not. So they may limit how many recharges they give you but they should work. If it were me, I would choose the cheapest batteries I could find for that type of application.

Yes, but as with all electronics try not to get them wet. The photocell may not be able to provide an adequate charge rate.

That would be dependent on what type of batteries your solar lights require. The battery type for solar lights will vary between models and manufacturers.

Yes they will function but they will not charge if that's what your question was aimed towards

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Can you recharge solar recharge in a plug in rechargeable receptacle
Answered by Glitter 5 years ago
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yes
Answered by stevo 6 years ago
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I have used this type rechargable in solar lights. They are a brighter light than from the original 1.2V batteries, but mine have worked well anyway for months now. I didn't find the 1.2v replacements to be a value.
Answered by elgarc 6 years ago
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yes.
Answered by Tony 6 years ago
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Yes This are rechargeable battery’s
Answered by Ricky 6 years ago
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I think most, maybe even all, solar lights recharge indiscriminately, whether they need it or not. So they may limit how many recharges they give you but they should work. If it were me, I would choose the cheapest batteries I could find for that type of application.
Answered by Tlsr 6 years ago
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Of course u can. I have
Answered by Psteacher68 6 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by notagn 7 years ago
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Yes, but as with all electronics try not to get them wet. The photocell may not be able to provide an adequate charge rate.
Answered by Ernie 7 years ago
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That would be dependent on what type of batteries your solar lights require. The battery type for solar lights will vary between models and manufacturers.
Answered by FeyBBY 8 years ago
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