Will these work the Energizer chargers? We have always used Energizer batteries for baby accessories/toys, but they don't seem to hold a charge very long, so we were considering a different product but don't want to buy a new charger. Will these work the Energizer chargers? We have always used Energizer batteries for baby accessories/toys, but they don't seem to hold a charge very long, so we were considering a different... » Read More Will these work the Energizer chargers? We have always used Energizer batteries for baby accessories/toys, but they don't seem to hold a charge very long, so we were considering a different product but don't want to buy a new charger. « Show Less
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You should match the charger to the battery type. The Tenergy batteries are Ni-Cd (Nickel-Cadmium), so your charger has to be able to handle Ni-Cd batteries. I suspect your Energizer charger may be for conventional rechargeables and probably won't work. Another kind of battery is Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hydride). Both Ni-MH and Ni-Cd will outperform conventional rechargeables, so are worth the upfront cost unless you are using low-drain applications (e.g., TV remotes).
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I don't see why they wouldn't. All chargers should fit all batteries, but the size is what you need to look at. The larger charger that Tenergy sells is great. It charges all sizes, where as most chargers will only fit Size AAA, AA's. You should look into it.
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Hello, I can only say that I use a charger that is made only for mAh style batteries. I have not used the Energizer batteries but I think the Tenergy batteries are great, they seem to hold a charge for a long time and recharge very fast, been using these batteries for about a year now and love them.
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You can use this one: http://babyliss.conairspares4u.co.uk/products/charger-en.html . . .
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Not to be a "brand-hog" but I would recommend simply purchasing a Tenergy or Tenergy-recommended charger in order to get the most out of these batteries. Mine are over three (3) years old and still like new!
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I just used regular AA batteries, Energizer I believe, and it has worked just fine. I hope you are able to find something that makes it work better for you. My little guy plays with his everyday!
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You did not say what batteries or charger you are using so it's impossible to tell why you are having trouble. I use NiMH rechargeables. The silver Energizer's seem to last longer than Duracell's but both will power the unit for a day's use.
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Power Wheels brand chargers have special connectors for charging Power Wheels / Fisher Price batteries only.If the toy is not a Power Wheels / Fishier Price brand, then the charger would not connect to your battery for charging.
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i use 15 minute energizer charger and batteries still holding strong 1 year later, I think trick is to use same charger from beginning... these are the best batteries I've ever had. They put other NIMH to shame..
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I've used it to charge many different types of ni-cads and and ni-mh's. Seems to work very well. I have a few eneloop 1900 mah and they charge well. I have not had a lot of luck with the eneloop lasting very long since they are only 1.9amp so have changed to other larger amperage batteries. Energizer 2.3 and Precision 2.9amp. But the charger seems to handle all of them.
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Black & Decker says that these batteries can be left on their chargers indefinitely without overcharging. I don't know what would happen if you used a different charger.
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I am using energizer batteries with no problem...It may be that the unit is defective. Good luck!
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You need to recharge them until the little green light on the charger goes out. If you use them constantly (easy to do with a trimmer) they only seem to run a short time--20 minutes or so. I haven't tested my theory, but it seems that if I give them frequent, short breaks they seem to perform longer. (I use them in trimmer, chain saws, and drill.) Of course, if they're old they may just be worn out.
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I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used are dead. I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used... » Read More I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used are dead. « Show Less
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Melissa,Happy New Year, & the answer to your ? is that I only use the iGogreen Energy batteries. I litteraly only use those & I'm very pleased with them. It's been over a year since I've first started & I'll never go back. Hey, you can always try or call/email the Co. !
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The hubby and I use the Energizer E2 batteries. We haven't had good luck with rechargeable batteries. But the E2's last a long time compared with other batteries.
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Yes, you can purchase recharging batteries that will work. I bought Energizer Recharge Power Plus from Lowes Hardware and they do work. Regular batteries (non-rechargeable) do not work!
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I've ordered so many chargers and some worked, some worked for a while, and some never worked. I don't remember about this particular one. Sorry. Perhaps the seller can help you.
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Recharge these anytime. In fact, best to NOT let these run down entirely, as these (unlike Ni-Cad) have no 'memory.' Mainly don't overcharge. These take about a 2 hour charge, and overcharging in an attempt to bring them up to full capacity cause battery 'stress.' You can get the full, more scientific answers to your questions if you Google. Also, remove from charger after charging.