Are the batteries lithium-ion?
1151343
The battery pack is a 36-volt sealed lead acid system (as described in the owner's manual). It is not a lithium battery.
1151344
Yes and it runs for an acceptable amount of time on the one battery. I do have two in case I want to use it longer and the other can charge. I use the same batteries for my black and decker electric mower. I really love these two items and the ease of using a battery instead of an extension cord. I am not limited to where I can use it. I hope this helps! My batteries are not lead acid. I do not have to service them and they are ion
1151345
I believe they are. They are roughly the size and weight of an automotive battery, long-lasting and don't mind living on the charger between uses (left mine there over the winter, works fine).
857510
So far, no. And I have two of these cameras. One uses Alkaline batteries, the other Lithium.
190205
They are Lithium Ion batteries.... Composite of materials. Similar to the Apple OEM batteries, but without the bulging, separation, and overheating issues which plagued those batteries. Even if you find new Apple branded batteries for these older laptops, you run the same risk with them as the originals that came with the machines because the batteries are no longer being manufactured by Apple since they no longer make the 17" non-unibody aluminum laptops. So any "new" Apple branded battery for them is in fact just overstock or fake. You're better off with 3rd party batteries which are being manufactured with newer technologies & materials.
589840
No, they are regular, single-use Alkaline batteries. However, Amazon does sell some very nice AmazonBasics Ni-MH rechargeable batteries in AA and AAA size.
1389742
The short answer is yes, they work fine. A lithium-ion battery does require it's own charger, but in the case of my Craftsman powered tools the lithium-ion charger will also recharge the conventional ni-cads.
1035663
Yes, these batteries contain a Lithium compound; Lithium/Iron Disulphide. Here is a link for more detail. http://data.energizer.com/PDFs/l91.pdf
2140770
No they are not. They are 3.7 volt lithium ion rechargeable batteries. They are about twice as big as a regular AA battery.
1449243
No, it is not lithium. It is a 24 volt sealed lead acid. Battery can be stored in any position without leakage.
985560
I'm sure they have a lithium ion battery since other batteries can't provide that kind of power. It is not recommended to deplete lithium batteries since they have no memory and you can simply keep it charged up on the charger without fear of it losing performance after each cycle. One thing to avoid is high temperatures which will shorten the life of the battery. Most lithium batteries last 3-5 years. Hope that helped. Regards, RAM
637638
ummmm...Li-Poly are the NEWEST technology for lithium batteries, Li-Ion is the OLD tech variation of lithium batteries.
2129590
No, I wish they were! But, on the bright side, this brand of battery lasts longer than the energizer... so you won't need to re-order them anytime soon! However, if you're looking for rechargeables, you can find them here: http://www.amazon.com/Battery-Li-Ion-Rechargeable-Button-LR2032/dp/B006O3UG6A and of course you'll need a charger: http://www.amazon.com/Charger-Li-Ion-Rechargeable-Button-Cells/dp/B007JB26SC/ref=sr_1_12?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431673866&sr=1-12&keywords=cr2032+rechargeable+lithium hope that helps!!
567917
Yes, I believe it's aaa batteries. Be advised that it is very small, maybe a couple inches wide. I don't use it as it's too small for me.
1570721
Yes it is rechargeable Li-ion. A charger is included with the camera. Shooting in jpeg mode, I've never run out of current.
1969194
Yes they are, but when you get it order up some spares, less expensive on amazon. My son will go through the batteries in about six weeks with daily usage.
1830000
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.
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.
102146
Yes. I use lithium ion batteries in Milwaukee location and so far they've lasted 18 months with at least 5 comings and goings a day.