Rechargeable AA battery pack GP ReCyko 2100 HR6 – 6 pieces, 2100 mAh NiMH

GP ReCyko 2100 HR6 rechargeable AA battery pack contains six NiMH cells with a nominal capacity of 2100 mAh. Designed for common household and professional devices, these AA/HR6 batteries provide stable voltage under load and support multiple recharge cycles. The pack is intended for repeated use in equipment that consumes moderate to high power and where replacing disposable batteries frequently would be impractical.

Advantages

The GP ReCyko 2100 batteries deliver a balance of capacity and self-discharge performance for everyday applications. Using NiMH chemistry reduces memory effect compared with older rechargeables and enables reliable performance over many cycles. The 2100 mAh capacity supports longer runtimes in devices such as toys, flashlights and cameras while maintaining stable output during discharge. The pack format of six cells makes it convenient for replacing batteries in multi-cell devices or keeping spares on hand.

Suitable for

• Remote controls and wireless keyboards
• Children’s toys and electronic games
• Flashlights, headlamps and portable lighting
• Digital cameras, radio equipment and handheld devices
• Everyday household gadgets requiring AA cells

Key specifications

• Cell type: Nickel–metal hydride (NiMH)
• Size: AA / HR6
• Nominal capacity: 2100 mAh
• Voltage per cell: nominal 1.2 V
• Quantity: 6 cells per pack
• Intended use: rechargeable, multiple charge/discharge cycles

How to use

Install the AA cells into the device observing correct polarity. Use a compatible NiMH battery charger and follow the charger manufacturer’s instructions for charge current and charging time. Allow batteries to cool to room temperature before and after charging. For best results, charge batteries fully before first use and replace all cells in multi-cell devices at the same time to ensure balanced performance.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. For devices with low continuous drain, recharge the cells periodically to maintain capacity. Avoid mixing these rechargeable cells with non-rechargeable batteries or cells of different chemistries or states of charge.