Alkaline battery Akyga AAA LR03 Zn‑MnO2 1.5V 1300mAh — pack of 4 (blister)

Akyga AAA (LR03) alkaline batteries are single‑use Zn–MnO2 cells with a nominal voltage of 1.5 V and a rated capacity of 1300 mAh. Supplied as a pack of four in blister packaging, these AAA batteries are intended for powering a variety of small electronic devices. The cells deliver steady voltage during short‑ to medium‑term use and are designed for applications where replaceable primary batteries are appropriate.

Advantages

These Akyga alkaline AAA batteries provide consistent output over their discharge period and are suitable for devices with moderate energy demands. Their standard AAA size fits common battery compartments and the blister pack offers convenient storage and handling. The Zn–MnO2 chemistry ensures reliable performance in typical household temperatures and the single‑use format eliminates the need for chargers or special maintenance.

Suitable for

• Remote controls for TVs, audio equipment and media players
• Wall clocks and alarm clocks
• Small toys and handheld electronic games
• Portable radios, flashlights and LED lights with low to moderate draw
• Wireless computer mice and keyboards

Key specifications

• Cell type: Alkaline (Zn–MnO2)
• Size: AAA (LR03)
• Nominal voltage: 1.5 V per cell
• Rated capacity: 1300 mAh (typical)
• Quantity: 4 cells per blister pack
• Intended use: Single‑use primary cells for consumer electronics

How to use

Insert the AAA cells into the device following the indicated polarity markings (+ and −). Ensure contacts in the device are clean and dry before installation. Use batteries of the same type and age together and replace all cells at the same time to maintain consistent performance. Remove batteries from devices that will not be used for extended periods to prevent leakage and potential damage.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries in a cool, dry place at moderate temperatures and avoid exposure to direct sunlight or heat sources. Do not attempt to recharge, disassemble, short‑circuit or expose the cells to fire. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations for battery recycling and hazardous waste.