So these are NOT circuit protected batteries? Thanks
1576622
these are non protected batteries that are slightly shorter in height, they also have flush positive terminals so they will not work in some applications that require a button top to make contact, so check your application before you order them.
1576623
Correct these are not circuit protected. Mine lasted about a month before they burnt out using them in a flashlight.
1879219
I am assuming these are 24 volt systems in your equipment. If they are fully charged this might maintain the batteries and keep them topped off.
697429
Oddly, these batteries remain on the list (as of Aug 1 2015) even after I've put a check in the "rechargeable" filter (to stop seeing non-rechargeables). They show up as "rechargeable" even though (based on the answers here) they almost certainly aren't rechargeable.
1466079
I am presently out of town and unable to look at the ones I have. I have never had a problem. They are always well charged and quite btrght when darkness falls. I will be home the end of the first week in Feb and would be happy to check and see if the batteries are replaceable. Off hand I think they may not be, I recall they are well sealed.
474128
Yep Sure is. They work & charge well for me. They are not Makita "branded" but I really doubt they make their own batteries. They work fine for the price.
1794314
I believe they can, these are great batteries and have the protective circuits built in. They are a bit pricey but well worth it, I have never had any problems and use them every day. I even bought more for my bigger flashlight.
2207362
These batteries will hold a charge, we cannot guarantee a new or fully working battery. Since these units are refurbished. We do not warranty the batteries.
1817867
I don't see why you couldn't--they're still batteries--but I can't say for sure. Packaging doesn't specify. I will have to try that.
401535
Yes, they are 'lead acid', but they are not the usual 'flooded lead acid' batteries. See Dave's comment.
683644
Yes, but they are 'demonstration' batteries, and won't last. (Even though mine seemed to...) I'm sure those batteries are available through Amazon.
1663192
These are not batteries, but merely casings so you can use a AA battery as a D battery, since you cannot buy rechargeable D batteries. I have not had much luck using them, so I am not a huge fan.
1051616
These are unprotected batteries and not recommended for mechanical mods. Pushing sub ohm coils will cause the battery to overheat and explode
1419808
I do not recall any 'protected' claim for this rechargeable, so suspect it is NOT... also, I found this website with additional information: http://www.lighthound.com/Rechargeable-Lithium-Battery-Information--Protected-vs-Unprotected-Li-Ion-Batteries--Lithium-Ion-Battery_ep_36-1.html
938999
These are sealed batteries. That is a standard warning on all lead acid batteries. The chance of gas being released is very small. They are used on thousands of Jazzy motorized wheelchair scooters.
219375
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.
573358
Protected from what? These are high intensity batteries and the flashlight gets hot from the batteries. If I had the flashlight on for any length of time it would become uncomfortable to hold. So I assume if you need this weird size battery, because of it's high intensity, will heat up whatever you put them in.
275949
Not sure, batteries are already included. I believe they are rechargeable batteries.