Does this charger also work with other brand rechargeable batteries such as Rayovac AAA?
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JPH The charger works with all batteries. I have several different brands and all charge fine.
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As per the product spec's "Energizer Recharge Smart Charger charges 2 or 4 AA or AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries"as long as the batteries are NiMH rechargeable types it SHOULD work. Personally, I just use the ones that came in the kit
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Yes, and excellent too .. i have both original np-970 batteries as well as the no name brands and this charger works flawlessly . Have a blessed day .
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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.
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No. The charger directions specifically say it's for use with rechargeable batteries only. You should not try to charge "regular" batteries in the charger meant for rechargeable batteries.
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It will charge any AA or AAA rechargeable battery. I don't know what 18650 batteries are
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I believe so. Most battery chargers are universal...can charge Duracell on a rayovac charger, charge energizer on a Duracell charger, rayovac on a energizer charger. As long as you don't mix batteries it will be fine.
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It works with any xbox 360 rechargeable batteries. I got two of the 2 packs sold by amazon. The charger and the batteries work beautifully! We were spending a fortune on AA batteries.
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It will work with almost all rechargeable & it can automatically identify Li-ion, Ni-MH & Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries. It will not unless your batteries are rechargeable. I hope this will help you
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Hello! I have several 18V Ryobi Lithium batteries. This is where I use the this charger. Works great! RCH
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Yes, I have used this charger to charge two AAA Panasonic 800mAh batteries without problem.
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Jan. 24 2015 Hello Ronald G: I use RAYOVAC "NiMH" Rechargeable Platinum "D" batteries, and they get recharged just fine.The other variety, Ni-CD, I would think that if they are a rechargeable battery, then the unit will recharge them. And, I will add that, the charger has been just great, and lasted a long time with zero problems. Good luck.
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No idea of the scope of your question but ... the charger is top quality for both AA and AAA. It knows the difference between them. Probably the best charger of this type you can buy. And also stick with their batteries; order some extras if you require them, but not too many. Batteries have an "age" to them, same as products in grocery stores. Follow the directions.
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Yes it works with standard AA size rechargeables. I use it with 4 Sony 2500 mah and works fine.
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It charges AAA Eneloop and AA Energizer cells successfully. I don't know about any other brands.
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Yes, it will charge any AA or AAA sized NiMH or NiCad rechargeable battery.
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It works fine with NiMH batteries. Just charged my NiMH today. Not sure where is was written, I use this charger with a NiMH battery, it works fine.
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Based on my experience charging the Sony "CycleEnergy" included with the charger, La Crosse "Tech", Eneloop, and a gaggle of very old Energizer Ni-MH batteries, the short answer is yes. Note however, in the operating instructions "Warnings" section, Sony states, "Use only Sony AA or AAA size Ni-MN rechargeable batteries." In the "Instructions" section Sony states, "Do not mix batteries of different capacity, type, or brand. Do not use batteries which are charged at different times. Always keep rechargeable batteries together as a set. Replace as a whole set. Do not mix old batteries with new ones." Perhaps I am cynical but I generally disregard "use only" brand statements, which I believe are strictly a marketing tactic. Coincidentally, regardless of what Sony states, I have, as far as I am able to tell, successfully simultaneously charged different battery brands and capacities in the Sony charger. That is not to say that there is not a legitimate issue that dictates not doing so; rather, I cannot comprehend what the issue could be. Bottom line: yes, the Sony charger will charge any brand of Ni-MH battery. Regarding mixing brands or capacities, I have not noticed any issues doing so. Ed