Rechargeable Micro AAA batteries ANSMANN maxE 800 mAh — 4+2 pack

Rechargeable Micro AAA batteries ANSMANN maxE 800 mAh — 4+2 pack provides a set of six nickel-metal hydride cells in Micro (AAA) size with nominal capacity of 800 mAh. These rechargeable batteries are intended for repeated use in small electronic devices that require compact power sources. The 4+2 pack format includes four primary cells plus two spare cells for quick replacement or extended runtime between purchases.

Advantages

The ANSMANN maxE 800 mAh cells deliver a balance of capacity and compact size, suitable for devices with moderate energy demands. Being rechargeable, they reduce the need for disposable batteries and lower ongoing operating costs. The consistent voltage output and reliable cycle performance help maintain predictable device behavior, while the included spare cells increase convenience for households and workplaces that use many small battery-powered items.

Suitable for

• Remote controls and wireless keyboards
• Optical and wireless mice
• Small toys and LED flashlights
• Clocks, handheld gadgets and portable audio devices

Key specifications

• Cell size: Micro (AAA)
• Chemistry: Nickel-metal hydride (NiMH)
• Nominal capacity: 800 mAh
• Pack quantity: 6 cells (4 primary + 2 spare)
• Intended for recharge and multiple charge cycles

How to use

Insert the Micro AAA cells into the device following the device polarity markings. Charge new or discharged cells in a compatible NiMH charger before initial use to ensure full capacity. When charging, place cells in the charger slots so contacts align and allow the charger to complete its recommended cycle. Replace exhausted cells with the spares provided to minimize downtime for frequently used devices. Observe device manufacturer guidelines for battery orientation and safe handling.

Usage recommendations

Store cells at moderate temperatures and avoid long-term storage in fully discharged state. Use a charger designed for NiMH Micro (AAA) batteries and follow the charger manufacturer’s instructions. Rotate and cycle cells periodically if stored for extended periods to maintain capacity. Dispose of cells according to local regulations when they reach end of life.