is rechargable or kind energy uses?
1111496
It has an internal rechargeable battery. It has a typical barrel connector where a special USB cable plugs in for charging. The LED makes the unit glow red while charging.
1111497
Yes, it's rechargeable, but it also has an DC 5v adapter that you can plug into a USB port. You can run off the DC power if you connect the speaker to your device with the auxiliary cord (plugs into the headphone jack of your device).
1529937
The one I purchased doesn't have a recharging option at all. It's battery powered. You simply replace the batteries when they run out. Obviously you could use rechargeable batteries. But it's not a rechargeable unit.
1603694
Yes, definitely rechargeable. Comes with a wall charger, or you can use an existing Micro USB charger from another device. I have used other USB chargers. It seems to have a couple hours of wandering around before it needs to get plugged in again.
83568
I believe just uses the regular batteries or perhaps could use rechargeable batteries but does not charge the batteries, nor a usb. a simple lamp that works for our purposes very well. great for camping too.
396209
Yes, they can be recharged with other rechargeables. I do it with my energizer multicharger.
1479835
Not sure I totally understand the questionYes it is fairly lo energy- my electric bill definitely went down a couple dollars when I got it. It is movable, but not so portable- not usable outdoors, and once it is set up, well it has wheels, but it does need to be vented, so it is rather fixed in position while runningHope this helps
1389241
Absolutely! Any kind of light can be used to recharge with the Enerplex. It is great!
893097
Yes. For my opinion, it is better to use rechargeable AA than regular AA battery. It last longer than regular batteries.
6233
We did not try rechargeable...but the batteries only run the LED light, for using the microscope at night or in dim settings, so I don't see why rechargeable wouldn't work. Though rechargeable batteries' top power levels are never quite as high as non-rechargeable, I don't think you'd see any difference in light levels, since LEDs take so little power to run. Any difference the lower power levels made would likely be in how long between battery changes, instead.
2275505
Don't know. But the great thing is it's rechargeable. For shtf scenarios ( or just camping) it's perfect. Especially with a solar powered recharger. Available everywhere for about 100 bucks.
2001827
I don't think so but I'm not sure. Rechargables make sense as the battery life is short.
723273
you do not have to use rechargables but you can. when you purchase the thing just open it and look. this light is a really good one. I always removed the rechargeable batteries and put in regular batteries. you will never use it long enough to run down regular batteries
1571248
Yes, they're all rechargeable, but a rechargeable battery loses a little bit of it's life each time it's charged, so after you've used a battery for a few hundred charges (2 years, maybe?) it will no longer hold a charge well. Some people can make them last forever!
1056981
A transformer can be used if there is enough amperage.We tried ours using jumper cables from pickup battery but would only work when vehicle was running.So we bought a deep cycle battery that runs it all day with no problem.We recharge it at 2 Amps.
915920
Yes it is rechargeable, it is small and won't spill, no liquid inside. I use it to power all my electronic and lights on my fishing kayak, works great, hardly an weight, and can install it in any position.
895023
It has one of those button batteries...I don't think it, therefore, it is rechargeable
2144141
I'd use LSD rechargeables for sure, since they'll keep their charge. But I would recommend Sanyo Eneloops over these Tenergy batteries, I have had much better luck with them.