Introducing the Ansmann High Capacity NiMH Batteries, with these batteries, you can be certain that you will get a high energy performance, proven quality and reliable range of batteries. The batteries will ensure you get maximum power within a short time, for your high energy powered consumption devices such as digital cameras, flash units, medical devices, games console controllers and many more.

Designed for high capacity applications means that they are great for professionals and frequent users, as they can be used in replacement of disposable batteries. Saving you money and protecting the environment at the same time. They can also be fast charged with a high charging current, for a very short recharge time, without compromising on quality of battery power.

The Ansmann battery is designed with the latest battery technology meaning even after repeated partial charging memory effect is eliminated.

• Up to 1000 Charge/Discharge cycles
• High safety standards and good cycle stability
• Fast charging
• Improved performance in comparison to NiCad (Nickel Cadmium) batteries
• No memory effects
• Typical operating temperatures range from -20°C to +65°C *may vary depending on battery size

The Ansmann High Capacity NiMH batteries can generally be used wherever disposable batteries are used. Ideal for professional applications with high energy demand such as digital cameras, flash equipment and medical equipment, games console controllers, radios and many more.

All batteries are supplied with only a residual charge and should be charged at the continuous charge rate before use

How many times can a NiMH battery be recharged?
Typically, a lower capacity rechargeable battery e.g. 1.1-2Ah can be recharged up to 1000 times on a slow charge mode. 2.1-2.4Ah rechargeable batteries can typically be charged up to 600-800 times in slow charge mode.

What devices are not advised to use with these NiMH batteries?
Typically, lower drain devices such as TV remotes, torches, clocks, smoke alarms. NiMH batteries self-discharge daily, low consumption or standby devices like smoke alarms the battery will normally last about 90 days before needing a recharge.

How to dispose of NiMH Batteries?
Recycle responsibly, a wide range of schemes are available. Most batteries rechargeable or non-rechargeable can be recycled.

How to dispose of NiMH Batteries?
Recycle responsibly, a wide range of schemes are available offered from environmentally friendly organisation. Most batteries rechargeable or non-rechargeable can be recycled.

• Put the batteries in fire-proof container.
• Never leave batteries unattended when charging.
• Do not put batteries on wood surface or carpet when charging
• Do not attempt to recharge these batteries.
• Never expose batteries to extreme temperatures.