Batería recargable Green Cell GR03 AAA NiMH 1,2 V 950 mAh – pack de 4, blíster

Rechargeable battery Green Cell GR03 AAA Nickel-Metal Hydride NiMH with a nominal voltage of 1.2 V and a real capacity of 950 mAh. These AAA batteries are designed for long-term use, keep high performance across a wide temperature range (-20 to 60 °C) and are compatible with chargers intended for AAA rechargeable cells. Supplied pre-charged and ready to use, they suit many household and electronic devices.

Advantages

Green Cell Ni-MH AAA batteries feature a high practical capacity of 950 mAh, low self-discharge (retaining about 85% of charge after 12 months of storage) and resistance to operation in extreme temperatures from -20 to 60 °C. Manufactured with modern materials and production technologies, they provide safe operation for devices and users and are compatible with standard AAA chargers. They are supplied charged, which allows immediate use straight out of the pack.

Suitable for

• Remote controls for TVs and audio equipment
• Wireless mice and keyboards
• Cameras, flashes and other photographic accessories
• Gamepads (e.g., Xbox controllers)
• Home medical devices such as blood pressure monitors
• Clocks, radios, thermostats and scales
• Flashlights and bicycle lamps
• Toys

Key specifications

• Brand: Green Cell
• Model: GR03
• Type: Rechargeable battery (NiMH)
• Size: AAA
• Voltage: 1.2 V
• Capacity: 950 mAh
• Number of cells in pack: 4 pcs
• Operating temperature range: -20 to 60 °C
• EAN: 5903317225836

How to use

Insert the Green Cell GR03 AAA batteries into the device following the polarity markings. They can be used like standard disposable AAA cells but can be recharged with any charger compatible with NiMH AAA batteries. When charging, follow the charger manufacturer’s instructions and do not exceed the recommended charging time. Store unused batteries in a dry place at moderate temperature to preserve charge.

Recommendations

For longest service life, use a charger with temperature or delta-V cut-off for NiMH cells, avoid deep discharge whenever possible, and store batteries charged approximately 50–70% if kept for long periods. Recycle batteries according to local regulations.