The batteries I want to replace are AA LiFePO4 250mAh. Would it be ok to use the 400mAh?
910429
Yes it will, the mah rating is how much energy the battery stores on a full charge. The higher number means you will not have to charge as often.
910430
I would call the company of the device in which you are replacing the batteries. I would not mess around without checking first because you could destroy the device. You might want to call a place like Batteries Plus in case they could guide you. Good luck.
1454222
I wouldn't. These batteries have NO protection. To be "safe", you should only use these with at least a kick2, but ultimately they are more for your regulated devices with safety build in, like a VTR, Vamo, Provari, etc. What you want for what your describing is an IMR battery, not a Li-ion. Hope I helped a bit.(I know the 3400mah looks appealing, but these are the wrong battery for you)
1270027
The 18650 battery will work. Its designed to use 18650. However, not sure if quality 18650 batteries come in 4000mah.
1376687
Yes AA should fit. I've thought about replacing my batteries with newer batteries.
778660
Hello, buy it via: http://www.ebay.com/itm/LiFePO4-Rechargeable-Battery-/121162201451Thanks,
1628790
The mAh is speaking to capacity, not comparability. For example I I just purchased the Anker 7200mAh to replace the 2100mAh battery in my phone. As long as your model is listed in the description you should be fine.
328581
these batteries are slightly thicker than the usual ones, however if you have room in the battery case, they should be fine. Electronically there is no problem whatsoever for these to work, and if you have a different plug you can just replace that. these batteries last me 2 and half times the regular supplied batteries that are 1500 MAH
1109993
It is difficult for us to cross reference and make recommendations for a device's specific model.Generally for battery two important things you need to make sure is if the voltage rating is correct for your device, and also if the dimensions fit your device. mAh can vary for the most part, as that refers to capacity and just translates to more usage time.Generally, if the volts and dimensions work, then it should be fine. Make sure the connectors in the image are the same too.ThanksBattery Superstore
1588798
Yes! I will work just fine. My experience with these Batteries is excelent. They last as long as the originals
87301
Should be fine. The mah is storage of energy, so it just means the battery should last longer.
1344137
Larry I am not familiar with the battery in question, but all you need to be concerned with is the size of the battery you are replacing will a different one fit, next is the connector type on top if the are the same or you can easily re-adapted the connection, next and most important is the right voltage such as 6 volt or 12 volt,next is the AH stands for Amp Hours the more the better the more the bigger the battery, so I hope this has helped you, don't worry about matching brand.
2158738
No, the batteries I ordered are AA not AAA? My device uses AA, so not sure what your uses. These AAs are the same size as non rechargeable, so. I assume the AAAs will be the same
111539
As long as the voltage is the same you are just fine. The higher the mAh number the longer it will hold a charge.I always try to find replacement rechargeable batteries with a high mAh rating. mAh stands for milliampere hours.
1696717
I'm not sure. One of the ones I just replaced was 3005380-900. When I was looking for replacement batteries, all of the LifePak 500 batteries seemed to be the same.
1918146
the answer is no. you replace a battery with the same size and voltage for safety reasons and fire hazards.
1623116
Dear Buyer ,You can use "AA" Alkaline battery with this battery case , Not Lithium cells.
1780707
Unlikely as the 3.6V battery is slightly larger in size than AA batteries, both in width, and more importantly, in length. It is not a great difference, but most likely enough to make it too large for your flashlight.