Rechargeable batteries Panasonic Eneloop 800 mAh — pack of 4 with storage box

Panasonic Eneloop AAA rechargeable batteries with 800 mAh capacity are supplied as a pack of 4 with a compact storage box. These Ni-MH cells are engineered for repeated charging cycles while retaining low self-discharge characteristics, delivering stable voltage for everyday small electronic devices. The pack is intended to replace disposable AAA batteries in remotes, clocks, toys, and other low- to moderate-drain gadgets, providing consistent performance over time.

Advantages

Eneloop batteries offer low self-discharge, meaning they retain most of their charge during storage and are ready for use after extended periods. Their chemistry supports a high number of recharge cycles compared with standard rechargeable cells, and the 800 mAh capacity balances size and runtime for AAA-format devices. The included storage box keeps cells organized and protected, simplifying transport and storage.

Suitable for

• TV and audio remote controls
• Wall clocks and alarm clocks
• Children's toys and handheld electronic games
• Small LED flashlights and headlamps
• Wireless mice and computer peripherals

Key specifications

• Cell type: Nickel-Metal Hydride (Ni‑MH)
• Format: AAA (micro)
• Nominal capacity: 800 mAh
• Number of cells: 4 in the pack
• Includes: storage box for cells
• Low self-discharge performance for extended storage readiness
• Intended for repeated recharge cycles

How to use

Insert the Eneloop AAA cells into the device following the polarity markings. Before first use, charge the batteries with a compatible charger designed for Ni‑MH AAA cells until the charger indicates full charge. Use only chargers that specify compatibility with low self-discharge Ni‑MH batteries to ensure proper charging. For storage, place cells in the provided box and keep them in a cool, dry place. When operating devices, replace all batteries at the same time with cells of the same type and similar state of charge to maintain consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

To maximize service life and performance, avoid deep discharging the batteries when possible and recharge them before long storage. Use a charger with automatic cut-off or conditioning modes for Ni‑MH cells. Store batteries at moderate temperatures and dry conditions; avoid prolonged exposure to high heat. Recycle cells according to local regulations at end of life.