Can Duracell rechargeables be used in cordless phone? Can I use the Duracell AAA rechargeable batteries in the phone, or do I have to pay $5 a battery plus about the same for shipping to get a single pair of OEM AAA batteries from Philips?
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You can put any brand of NiMH AAA batteries in your cordless phone, and your phones won't know the difference. Phone makers always tell you to use their own brand, for obvious reasons.
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I really don't know. I bought a pack of 9 volt batteries - Duracell Pro. They have lasted really well with everyday use!
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You can use regular AAA batteries in these radios, but they don't last anywhere near as long as a single charge on the rechargeable pack (and rechargeable AAA batteries die even faster than regular AAAs), and AAA batteries CANNOT be recharged in the radio. If you have rechargeable AAA batteries, you must charge them using their own charger. This charger only works for the dedicated battery packs.
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No, the batteries I ordered are AA not AAA? My device uses AA, so not sure what your uses. These AAs are the same size as non rechargeable, so. I assume the AAAs will be the same
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I received mine in one long box and yes, they were Duracell. Worked great for every device and had the left over ones for use that worked as well. As a matter of fact, want more. Enjoyed just reaching in a getting one or two batteries as needed. For the price you cannot beat it.
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hi ryann. the package does look like it has AAA batteries in it but i'm really not sure - i haven't taken apart an depleated one. however, if you look at other cordless phone batteries you'll find that they are not always sized as the typical AAA battery. and even if they are AAAs, apparently they have to be connected together with the appropriate wiring and end connector to be able to work in your phone. hope this helps.
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Ha ha you guys crack me up. "You mean there is an inside INSIDE?!?" Now I have to wonder what A. Mui said that was bad enough to get deleted lol. Eugene if you find out please let us know. My thought was that rechargeable AAAAs would be handy to make cordless phone packs out of.Here is some old but potentially useful info.... I do not know if the manufacturer was Tenergy back in 2008:http://www.onefamilysblog.com/2007/10/9v-to-aaaa-battery-hack-test-with.html
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Hi! I ended up using rechargeable sony batteries... they lasted a long time...and I always kept a spare pair... I didn't want a missed photo opportunity!My new camera has a different kind of lithium battery that needs its own charger... It's annoying because if the battery loses all its charge, I can't just throw in a couple of duracell AA's and keep shooting photos... I have to wait for a recharge ... or buy an extra battery for several $$$ I hope this helps! ps... I also know that cold temperatures really knock down battery life.
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Yes, Anything from Duracell is 100% Duralock Technology. I have own these batteries for years now and their hold charge for long time. If you plan on buying make sure to get changer as well from Duralock. I hope I was able to give you helping hand. :)
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I believe this battery is made in the US but not all are, see the artical below from Wikipedia. Duracell manufactures alkaline batteries in many common sizes, such as AAA, AA, C, D, and 9V, but capacity of Duracell batteries can't be found on the official Duracell site (www.duracell.com). Lesser used sizes such as AAAA (primarily for pagers, penlights, and blood glucose meters) and J size batteries (for hospital devices and photographic strobe flash units) are also manufactured along with a range of "button" batteries using zinc-air, silver-oxide and lithium chemistries, used in calculators, watches, hearing aids, and other small (mostly medical related) devices. Duracell entered into a brand licensing agreement with flash memory manufacturer Dane-Elec in 2008 for a line of products including memory cards, hard drives and USB flash drives with the Duracell brand mark and in the brand's trademark "copper top" coloring.[2] Duracell also manufactures specialty batteries, including NiMH rechargeable batteries and batteries for cameras, watches, hearing aids, etc. Their two main battery brands are "CopperTop (Plus)," marketed as longer-lasting, and "Ultra," directed mainly at users of digital devices and devices that need more power. Duracell also has a line of lithium chemistry batteries and products, now manufactured outside of the U.S.
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I don't see "Duracell" on the package, but I did buy a package of Duracell batteries at the same time, and it may have been just a mix-up on my part.
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The only thing I see about batteries in the instructions is: Your Smoke/CO Alarm requires two "AA" Duracell MN1500 batteries. ** Warning! Always use the exact batteries specified by this User's Manual. DO NOT use rechargeable batteries. Nothing else is said about any other battery. From the sound of it, maybe you shouldn't use a 10 year battery and go with the Duracell OR at least call the company and ask them directly.
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I have these in all my devices from flashlights to remote controls. You can get their charger with 4 AA for $16. I never throw away btteries when they are dead, just recharge them. AmazonBasics AAA Rechargeable Batteries (12-Pack)
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Eneloop's are your regular run-of-the-mill rechargeables, and the Nitecore should be compatible with any AA or AAA rechargeable you give it. I don't see any reason why not.
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I'm using a basic generic charger to recharge, Enloop, Duracell, Failsafe and Energizer batteries and never had a issue. I can't say whether a Duracell charger is going to definitely work, since I don't use one. If in doubt try charging a pair of Enloops and see what happens.
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yes, we use Duracell and they last about 6 months depending on the weather. It takes 4. This works very well. We weren't aware our batteries needed changed until we saw the markings(holes). Entered the new batteries and the holes have disappeared again.
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The only way I know to charge/recharge the battery is to use it in the device you bought it for. The batteries came partly charged and worked fine in my devices.Currently AT&T; cordless phones.