Rechargeable AAA Batteries GRUNDIG 950 mAh NiMH pack of 18

Rechargeable AAA Batteries GRUNDIG 950 mAh NiMH pack of 18 are a set of nickel–metal hydride cells designed for everyday household electronics. Each R03 cell provides a nominal capacity of 950 mAh and can be repeatedly charged and discharged, making the pack suitable for frequent use in devices that require stable low-to-moderate current. The pack of 18 ensures an ample supply for multiple devices or for replacing several disposable batteries at once.

Advantages

These GRUNDIG AAA rechargeable batteries use NiMH chemistry to deliver consistent voltage under typical loads and support many charge cycles, reducing the need for single‑use batteries. The 950 mAh capacity balances runtime and size for compact devices while the bulk pack format provides convenient storage and cost‑effective replenishment. Cells are compatible with standard AAA chargers and are intended for general-purpose applications.

Suitable for

• TV and audio remote controls
• Wireless computer mice and keyboards
• Children’s toys and handheld game controllers
• Portable radios, flashlights and small LED lamps
• Digital thermometers and other small household electronics

Key specifications

• Cell type: AAA (R03), cylindrical
• Battery chemistry: Nickel–metal hydride (NiMH)
• Nominal capacity: 950 mAh
• Typical nominal voltage per cell: 1.2 V
• Quantity in pack: 18 cells
• Intended use: rechargeable, replaceable for disposable AAA batteries

How to use

Insert the AAA NiMH cells into a compatible battery charger following the charger manufacturer’s instructions. Charge each cell fully before first use to ensure optimal performance. After charging, place the batteries into devices observing correct polarity. Recharge batteries when device performance decreases or when the charger indicates the end of cycle. For storage, keep cells in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures or direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

Use a smart charger with delta‑V or temperature cutoff for best cycle life, and avoid mixing charged and discharged cells or different battery types in the same device. For devices with low current draw, consider charging the pack less frequently and storing cells partially charged for longer shelf life.