Rechargeable Ni-MH AAA (R3) Batteries Green Cell — 8× 950mAh (model GR11)

Pack of eight Green Cell rechargeable AAA (R3) Ni‑MH batteries, model GR11, each rated at 950 mAh nominal capacity. These Ni‑MH cells are intended for repeated charge/discharge cycles and provide a stable mid‑range energy source for small household and portable electronics. The compact AAA (R3) size fits standard battery compartments in remotes, toys, flashlights, clocks and many wireless peripherals where replaceable rechargeable cells are required.

Advantages

Rechargeable Ni‑MH chemistry offers low self‑discharge and consistent voltage under load compared with older technologies. With eight cells in the pack, users have immediate replacement capacity for multiple devices or spares to rotate during charging. The 950 mAh nominal capacity balances runtime and charge time for everyday devices without excessive weight or bulk. These batteries are designed for safe repeated charging and stable performance in moderate‑drain applications.

Suitable for

• TV and audio remote controls
• Children’s toys and handheld games
• Portable LED flashlights and headlamps
• Clocks, thermometers and small household gadgets
• Wireless mice, keyboards and other computer peripherals

Key specifications

• Cell type: Nickel‑Metal Hydride (Ni‑MH)
• Size: AAA (R3)
• Nominal capacity: 950 mAh per cell
• Voltage: standard Ni‑MH cell voltage (~1.2 V nominal)
• Quantity: 8 cells per pack
• Intended use: repeated rechargeable cycles for low to moderate drain devices

How to use

Insert the AAA cells into the device battery compartment following the polarity markings. Charge the batteries before first use with a charger compatible with Ni‑MH AAA cells and follow the charger manufacturer’s instructions. For best performance, use a smart or temperature‑controlled charger to prevent overcharging and to maximise cycle life. Replace all cells in multi‑cell battery packs at the same time to ensure balanced operation.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries at moderate temperature and away from direct heat or moisture. For devices with low continuous drain, charge the cells periodically if left unused to maintain available capacity. Dispose of cells according to local recycling regulations for rechargeable batteries.