Are these actually the Lithium Batteries ? Under the Technical Details, Battery Cell type: is says NiMh (Nickle Metal Hydride)
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I went in the shop and looked based on your comment and the data in the details on the web. The batteries are indeed lithium and working just as originally noted.
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Yes they are Lithium Ion, the listing is wrong under battery cell type, it should say Lithium Ion.
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Yes, as long as the batteries are AA or AAA NickelMetalHydride (NiMH).Do not put there NiCd, LiIon, Alkalines, or any other type of battery, just NiMH
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I really don't know but I have been very happy with them, using them in my electric lawn mower. I wonder if they make the same battery's in lithium so they would last a bit longer?
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-sorry, can't answer . I bought a NiMh battery, which arrived dead. -returned it, and was never sent a replacement even after several follow-ups. I've lost faith in Amazon.
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Are these batteries similar to Ni-MH or lithium batteries? I need Ni-MH or lithium. The item description only says the charger will charge Ni-MH, it doesn't say if the ones includes are Ni-MH.
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No. This is for charging Lithium Ion batteries which are 3.75 Volts. your niMH batteries are 1.25 Volts.
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Apparently yes. We just checked the old batteries and they are NI-Cad and the new batteries are working just fine.
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Hi,Just checked the info that came with our units and in "environment", it comments that the handle contains nickel metal hydride batteries...Best regards,Merry
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why are we yelling? no, they're 700 mah, nh12, 1.2v, nickel-metal hybrid aaa batteries.
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They ARE lithium. They are the latest technology in terms of the 18 volt system. And they work very well. Great power and they have great run time.
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Would you tell me the brand of the NiMH batteries you used? I have problems to find suitable ones.
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They are lithium batteries...and it is sealed. I believe that they are AA batteries sealed...but I have not disassembled it to find out. The SecurityIng website has the AA batteries, so I am guessing that is what they are. I finally ordered a second larger battery as a safety battery. Still love this light....brightest light in my night riding group.
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They are only 1.2V (all the 1.5V I found are alkaline batteries).For your purpose, I recommend you get the 1.2V rechargeable with the highest mAh. Personally, I would get these:8 pcs of Tenergy C Size 5000mAh High Capacity High Rate NiMH Rechargeable Batteries
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The battery doesn't indicate its type but the charger says for Ni-cad or Metal halide only. So, I'm pretty sure it is Ni-cad.
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Nickel Metal Hydride batteries are later technology than Nickel Cadmium batteries and don't have, for example, as much "memory effect" as Ni-Cad batteries (but are still not as good as Lithium Ion batteries that are used for everything these days). More importantly, the battery has to fit and have the same voltage as the original. Chances are, if it doesn't say it fits the 561 series, it doesn't (but I don't know about those details).
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Good idea, but NO unfortunately. The one plus is that it is a lithium battery, which is lighter, and according to the Remington packaging I am looking at, "Up to 3x longer life than NIMH rechargeable battery".
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The Low Self Discharge Batteries are listed as LSD NiMH. In my opinion these pictured here work fine for me since I change batteries on a couple of pest deterrents about every 1 to 2 months. LSD NiMH batteries will keep most of it's charge for a year or 2. If you are planning to keep batteries stored for a year or more I would suggest sticking with the standard Duracell's and Eveready's. They hold their charges way longer. Rechargeable batteries are for toys and devices that frequently need a battery change. Here is a link to a Wiki on the question that you asked. Hope this helps. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel%E2%80%93metal_hydride_battery