what is the amp rating of the batteries?
751969
Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to mAh, divide by the voltage and multiply by 1000. So in this case 24 Wh*1000/18 V = 1333 mAh. Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to... » Read More Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to mAh, divide by the voltage and multiply by 1000. So in this case 24 Wh*1000/18 V = 1333 mAh. « Show Less
751970
24 Watt Hours is equal to 1.33 Amp Hours. To put that in perspective 18 volt batteries rated at 4 Amp Hours have 72 Watt Hours of available power (multiply Amps times Volts to get Watts). Watt Hours is a better way to state available power because with Watt Hours you can compare 12v tools to 18v tools.
751971
Interestingly, the amp rating is not listed anywhere on the battery itself, or the documentation that came with the set. Maybe it was printed on the box, but I threw that away.
899523
I believe they are rated for 500 charges. They are excellent batteries for my Fenix Flashlights.
623514
If I remember correctly, this is a 100 amp/hr battery. I use 2 of them in my solar setup, they are solid and dependable.
671789
I find no amp/hr rating but the batteries are identical to the ones obtained at a higher price from my hearing specialist and last the same. These are designed to be recharged daily. I replace them with new ones after 8-12 months of recharging nightly.
1549739
Powered by Re-chargeable 9.6V Ni-CD battery. Don't know the amps. The ones we got discharge quickly and take a long time to charge. Lipo batteries would be better.
1967029
Not sure how you plan on using them, but you need to know your wattage needs. these battery's are rated 3.7V 5000mAh (5 amps for 1 hour) So 2.5 Amp for 2 hours, 1.25 Amps for 4 Hours, etc...
458000
In the description it says 1.3 amps, I ordered them anyway and the two batteries I had recieved, say 1.5 amps right on the logo. beats me. Lots of power and I got 3 years of daily use out of them. Excellent buy! Hope this helps.
333687
Hi Kat,Yes these batteries are 1.2v (the standard voltage), and are rated at a capacity of 2ah 'typical', and 1.9ah "minimum" . I am quoting these specs directly from the label on the batteries themselves. Hope this helps. greentyco.
1218320
I'm assuming they have such a short cycle do to the amount of amps being supplied. generally batteries of this type have an amperage around 1.2v to 1.5v
297215
They are 1200 mah. These were a good buy and they work as well as the Nikon battery.
187125
Sorry, I've no idea. They just didn't seem to last as long as batteries I buy locally.
420845
The batteries are 18V and rated at 54 Watt Hours. So in terms of mAh this would be 3000mAh or 3.0 Ah. However, comparing this to a AA battery that has 2800 mAh (a common size) at 1.5 volts is not very meaningful. Be sure to compare batteries that have the same voltage output.
2254766
I don't know the amps but it is minimal since it also runs off 4 D cell batteries in series putting out only 6 volts.
515255
This battery is rated at 2.6Ah. Mike V has already given a comprehensive reply. Ajax
1442862
Sorry- not sure. Mine arrived and I think were labeled OK, but I installed it, and the unit immediately burned out. I presumed it couldn't handled the amps in the batteries, but may be I miss wired it. Regardless, I just wrote it off as a bad purchase.
834305
Sorry can't remember. The seller should have such info. Should be adequate for most amps or ears.
2095310
I measured 28.3 V right after charging them. One battery after sitting unused for weeks was reading exactly 28V. The battery is rated at 28V and 76 Wh lithium Ion. My old batteries are rated at 28 V and 3.0 Ah. My old batteries date back to August, 2006 and still have power but don't really last too long. I definitely needed new batteries and these are strong...but expensive.