Rechargeable NiMH AAA Battery GP ReCyko 950 mAh 1.2 V, pack of 4

GP ReCyko rechargeable NiMH AAA batteries deliver 1.2 V nominal voltage and 950 mAh capacity in a compact AAA size. Supplied as a pack of four, these cells are intended for repeated charging and discharging cycles and are compatible with standard NiMH chargers. The design targets everyday portable electronics such as remote controls, toys, wireless mice, and other small devices where moderate runtime and frequent reuse are required.

Advantages

These rechargeable AAA cells reduce the need for single-use batteries by providing consistent voltage and usable capacity across multiple recharge cycles. The 950 mAh capacity balances compact physical size with practical energy storage for typical low-to-medium drain applications. Being part of the GP ReCyko line, they are optimized for shelf stability and repeated charging, which helps lower long-term operating costs and reduce battery waste.

Suitable for

• Remote controls
• Children's toys and handheld games
• Wireless mice and keyboards
• Portable audio devices and small LED lights
• Clocks, thermometers, and other household gadgets

Key specifications

• Battery type: Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH)
• Cell size: AAA (also called R03)
• Nominal voltage: 1.2 V per cell
• Typical capacity: 950 mAh
• Configuration: pack of 4 identical cells
• Rechargeable: yes, suitable for standard NiMH chargers

How to use

Before first use, charge the cells fully in a compatible NiMH charger following the charger manufacturer's instructions. Insert the batteries into devices observing correct polarity. When charging, place only NiMH-compatible cells in the charger and avoid mixing with non-rechargeable batteries. Allow batteries to cool after charging before placing them in a device. For storage, keep cells in a cool, dry place and recharge them periodically if not used for extended periods.

Usage recommendations

For longest service life, use a charger with automatic cutoff or delta-V detection and avoid deep discharges below the device's specified low-voltage threshold. Replace all cells in a multi-cell device at the same time to maintain balanced performance. Recycle batteries according to local regulations when they reach end of life.