Can I recharge these in a solar charger? Thx!
200911
I don't know but generally you should use chargers especially designed to charge rechargables.
200912
Yes, we charge them in the solar backpack charger we bought through Amazon and they actually charge faster than an electric charger.
280555
Alkaline batteries of any size or voltage are not rechargeable...please do not attempt. Charge only batteries marked rechargeable
1153210
Recharge these anytime. In fact, best to NOT let these run down entirely, as these (unlike Ni-Cad) have no 'memory.'Mainly don't overcharge. These take about a 2 hour charge, and overcharging in an attempt to bring them up to full capacity cause battery 'stress.' You can get the full, more scientific answers to your questions if you Google. Also, remove from charger after charging.
527941
Ken,I did not think these were rechargeable. I have never tried to recharge them.Dan
1046609
Hi Shammy, I don't think so however, they are solar so all you have to do is cover the solar box and they won't charge.
1107368
No, they are not rechargeable batteries, they are regular batteries. I bought some Amazon brand rechargeable batteries, which are actually second generation Sanyo batteries, excellent batteries at a great price.
527818
They probably would. The issue would be if the solar charger portion of you lights could recharge the 700mAh to a useable level on a regular basis. Try to replace your existing batteries with a similar mAh ratting.
1024381
YES. WE SELL THEM FOR THAT PURPOSE, HOWEVER IF YOU ARE USING THE BATTERIES FOR ANY PURPOSE, THIS 7 WATTS WILL NOT KEEP UP. SOLAR HOWEVER IS ALWAYS A FUN EXPERIMENT. IF 7 WATTS WON'T KEEP THE BATTERIES CHARGED, ADD MORE WATTS (PANELS) (OR LARGER WATTAGE PANELS). YOU COULD CHECK OUT OUR INFORMATIVE WEB SITE AT www.sites.google.com/site/solardoityourself, or even call me directly at 305-900-09596. thank you
212554
Hello, the manufacture states that they will, but I have never tried to recharge them this way, because I own a DJ company, and the charging unit is mount in a position where I cannot charge that way, and so I use AAA rechargeable batteries, and a separate charger.
249192
The quick answer is "it depends." Read the label of your "solar" rechargeable battery types. If the label says it is a nickle cadmium (NiCad) or Nickle Metal Hydride (NiMH) the answer is YES, just remember to set the charger's slide switch to the type of battery you wish to recharge. Charging batteries of different types (alkaline, NiCad, NiMH) invites a poor recharge at best, overheating, leakage or damage to the charger. The answer is NO for recharging standard (heavy duty) batteries and for recharging high-end lithium or "Quantum" batteries.
2214289
no charger. I used them on my solar lights which charge themselves with the sun.
1878945
You will have to use a "dumb" charger to charge them up a bit before your can use them with this charger. Hope this helps.
2011842
I am using a regular charger I had. I've never tried to charge them from the sun.
1850389
I Dont know if they are rechargeable but I bought them and they were dead from the start.
2151766
No you don't need rechargeable batteries. There is a built in battery inside that is rechargeable by solar. Great light tho.
563964
Hard call! My solar lights use 1 Ni-MH AA battery, 1.2v, 600mAh. So the real question in "Will the solar cell have enough power to re-charge the battery. My educated guess is they will probably work assuming the old batteries spec in close to the new battery. I will say this .... "I bought an 8 pack of AA that were Ni-MH, 1.2v, 1900mAh for my digital camera and they are the best re-chargeable batteries I've ever owned.
276955
I put them in solar lights with rechargeable capabilities. So far, after 10 months, They still go strong. Sorry, my application is not as yours.