Rechargeable Ni‑MH AAA Batteries ESPERANZA EZA101G 1000 mAh, 2 pcs, green

Set of two ESPERANZA EZA101G rechargeable Ni‑MH AAA batteries with 1000 mAh capacity in green finish. These AAA-size Ni‑MH cells are designed for repeated charging and discharge cycles and are intended to replace single‑use alkaline batteries in small household and personal electronics. The 1000 mAh nominal capacity provides a balance between runtime and recharge speed for devices with moderate current draw.

Advantages

Rechargeable Ni‑MH chemistry reduces the need for disposable batteries, lowering long‑term operating costs and environmental impact. The AAA format fits a wide range of compact devices. With 1000 mAh capacity the cells deliver stable output for routine items such as remotes, clocks and toys while allowing relatively quick recharge cycles. The green color helps visually identify these cells as rechargeable and prevents accidental mixing with single‑use batteries.

Suitable for

• TV and media remote controls
• Wall clocks and small household timers
• Children's toys with moderate power requirements
• Wireless computer peripherals (mouse, keyboard) with low to medium consumption
• Portable LED lights and small flashlights

Key specifications

• Battery type: Nickel‑Metal Hydride (Ni‑MH)
• Size: AAA (LR03)
• Nominal capacity: 1000 mAh
• Quantity: 2 cells per pack
• Voltage per cell: 1.2 V (nominal)
• Color: green
• Intended use: rechargeable for consumer electronics with moderate draw

How to use

Install the AAA Ni‑MH cells into the device in the correct polarity indicated by the device holder. Charge the batteries before first use using a charger compatible with AAA Ni‑MH cells and follow the charger manufacturer’s charging instructions. For best results, use a dedicated Ni‑MH charger with temperature or delta‑V cutoff and avoid charging at excessively high currents unless the charger specifies it is safe for 1000 mAh cells. Do not attempt to mix these rechargeable cells with non‑rechargeable batteries in the same device.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged storage at high temperatures. For longest cycle life, keep cells charged when in use and partially discharge rather than deep‑discharge when possible. Replace batteries when runtime noticeably decreases or if physical damage is visible. Recycle used or damaged batteries following local regulations.