Can I charge rechargeable energizer battery on this charger? Thanks!
1052597
Yes, I use rechargeable energizer batteries both AA and C size and this charger works well with them.
2172074
The battery can obviously be charged, so yes it could be done. However, I suspect one would absolutely have to have a trickle charger of the correct voltage. You could check with the battery manufacturer to determine what amp rate is acceptable, and then charge it. Myself, I would get two batteries, change them out as needed and charge the one that is out of the machine. I say this because, one of the great things about this fence charger is that the circuitry is protected from the multitude of power surges during summer thunderstorms here in the Deep South. Those power line surges damage and can even destroy the circuitry of something like a fence charger. Solar chargers are of course exempt from such issues, giving them a very long life. Hooking it to a battery charger while that battery is in the fence charger would eliminate that advantage. Just my thoughts.
1866635
Yes it is rechargeable, but must be hooked up to an appropriate lead-acid battery charger - namely one which will not overcharge it. A low rate (1-3amp), 2 stage charger, which will 'float' it at less than 14.7 volts when it is fully charged should work without a problem. Automotive high rate "booster" chargers could damage it.
1156839
Yes, But will not charge at 1C rate. Max charge rate when using all four slots is 1000ma. Max when using two slots is 1200ma. i.e. around two hours charge time. Normally charger must put in about 110% of discharge current if battery is in good condition. Really like this charger because each slot is independent and retains values after both charge and discharge.
2018113
Yes, there is a Eneloop charger available. You may be able to charge these in most any rechargable battery charger, but I've never tried that.
163383
You should avoid using the Energizer 15-minute charger. It has to charge at 4x the rated current (around 8-10A) to achieve fast charge time, but the trade off is severely shortened lifespan (for the batteries, not you). Not sure about your other Duracell slow charger. If it is not a timer-based dumb charger, then you can still use it to recharge AmazonBasic batteries. Unfortunately, most (all?) Energizer slow chargers I have seen are dumb. You can definitely use the Sanyo charger MQN06 to recharge AmazonBasics AA batteries. But the drawbacks are: - It can only charge in pairs - Its charge time is relatively long at ~8 hours (2200mAh/300mA) My advise is to buy a 'smart' charger with reasonable charge time between 2-5 hours. For example: Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HRE4KN Quick with Refresh Charger and 4 Pre-Charged 2000 mAh AA Batteries. You will save time and money in the long run. By the way, the proper way of using low-self-discharge batteries is to pre-charge a second set as standby. That way, you can swap in a set of charged batteries while the first set goes into the charger. No down time at all.
2190132
You can, this charger will maintain the battery and never overcharge or destroys the battery
1886905
Yes. Just put em' in and leave them. These chargers go into "Energy Save Mode" when the battery is charged, preventing damage to the cells. They come back on only to "trickle charge" when necessary.
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.
1564031
The back of the charger says, "Rechargeable Alkaline and NiMH Battery Charger", so I would assume you can charge NiMH batteries. I haven't tried it - I have other chargers I use for my NiMH.
1185560
I'm sure you can as the U.S. standard voltage is 110 or 115v and the charging plug is a two pronge universal plug. The only thing I would say to do differently is to cut the charge time in half as it is twice the voltage and you wouldn't want to overcharge it. Overcharging can shorten battery life. I hope this helps you.
356754
No, it is rechargeable integrated battery. You can buy a portable usb charger pack the what I do.
2011923
Yes. You can use a conventional charger. It's best to use one with automatic shutoff because you don't want to overcharge a lithium battery. We also have a special charger made by Shorai for their batteries. $73.00. Call me for more info: Len - 661-245-2000
612123
Yes, I tried charging Energizer 2450mAh AA rebatteries with no problem. Just be sure to charge it in pairs of the same bat capacity.
2129590
No, I wish they were! But, on the bright side, this brand of battery lasts longer than the energizer... so you won't need to re-order them anytime soon! However, if you're looking for rechargeables, you can find them here: http://www.amazon.com/Battery-Li-Ion-Rechargeable-Button-LR2032/dp/B006O3UG6A and of course you'll need a charger: http://www.amazon.com/Charger-Li-Ion-Rechargeable-Button-Cells/dp/B007JB26SC/ref=sr_1_12?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431673866&sr=1-12&keywords=cr2032+rechargeable+lithium hope that helps!!
1163810
Yes. I would recommend you use a smart charger, like a Battery-Tender, that senses when the battery is getting charged and switches to a trickle charge, to avoid overcharging.
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!