can I put these batteries in any battery charger
1996734
I wouldn't try it - might or might not work - the MH2 charger is the safest.
1920469
Doubtful that you will get a 100% answer. That said, if your charge charge the correct batteries you need, and you buy Wasabi batteries of the same kind... what are you worried about?
646288
You can use any brand of rechargeable batteries, otherwise if you use it much you will be wasting a lot of money on throw away batteries.
113286
I would not. the plastic keeps the batteries together and allows the to fit in your device. The plastic stays on it is somewhat heat resistant. but they can be a fire hazard if you keep the in a charger to long. I use a smart charger so I do not have to constantly moniter how warm they get.
982920
Hi, it works with any battery I have the original batteries and the 2 I received with the charger and they all fit in.
1116224
It depends on the individual type of charger. Definitely they should be all RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES. The best way to know is to follow the instruction manual, or see on the back of the charger itself, mostly it is mentioned. Depending on the type of charger, most of them can recharge AA or AAA batteries of NiMH type. AGAIN, PL. CHECK. PER THEIR INSTRUCTIONS, WRONG BATTERIES USED CAN EXPLODE!
1296262
Yes! We got our batteries from XTARUSA.COM along with the related charger. The batteries are 3400mAh and work fantastic.
852540
Batteries don't really work that way. The charger will fill the batteries to whatever level the batteries are capable of holding. The charger will not bring batteries back from the dead, as dead batteries will not hold a charge very well or long.
1342832
Maybe, maybe not. Depends on what you put them in. They are two different technologies with different characteristics. I just bought some SR-44 batteries because I was desperate and they were all I could find for my voltmeter, but they do not work in this particular circuit. For other devices they may be interchangeable. It's best to use what the manufacturer of your device recommends.
1193198
These batteries can be charged with any charger that charges NiMh batteries. It should say that on the charger's package. When charged, you just use these batteries like any other batteries, based on the size. For example, the "D" cell batteries can be used on any appliance that takes "D" cell batteries.
1560936
I can't vouch for "any", but they do charge in another charger I have - a Duracell one - and I would expect any nimh charger would charge them. However, I will say that I really prefer the Panasonic charger I got with these batteries. The Panasonic one will charge individual cells, where any other battery charger I've had will only charge in pairs.
1214545
don't know that you can use the same charger, but they substitute for powering anything requiring a AAA battery.. and last a VERY long time!
1431444
Yes, and they work better too. However, you cannot use your old charger with them and must buy the lime green one to use with the new lithium batteries. The new charger can be used to charge the old yellow and black batteries.
1556075
You actually need to use the Wasabi charger for the Wasabi batteries. OEM batteries will not work with the charger. I think the Wasabi batteries can work with OEM charger though. I haven't tested them yet.
103483
Sure! It all depends on the condition of the batteries and how fast you want to recharge them. If they are not all the same age and charge level you might want to charge them separately.
1587713
I don't see why not. A lithium ion battery charger for a given type of lithium battery type will work for the any of the same type of lithium battery. It also shouldn't affect overall battery performance.
351244
you must never never switch battery chargers. use wrong charger and you could have a fire or explosion. always use the charger that came with the batteries or purchase a charger rated for your batteries.