Rechargeable Ni‑MH AA batteries Rebel 2600 mAh 1.2V — 4 pcs

Rebel rechargeable Ni‑MH AA batteries 2600 mAh 1.2V — 4 pcs provide a balance of capacity and reliable performance for everyday AA‑powered devices. These R6 cells are designed to be recharged multiple times, reducing single‑use battery waste and lowering operating cost over time. The nominal voltage is 1.2 V and each cell is rated at 2600 mAh, making the pack suitable for a wide range of portable electronics when used with an appropriate Ni‑MH charger.

Advantages

These Rebel Ni‑MH AA batteries combine relatively high capacity with compatibility for most devices designed for rechargeable AA cells. Rechargeability enables repeated use and reduces environmental impact compared with disposable batteries. The cells are standardized in size and voltage, which simplifies replacement and ensures predictable performance in items like toys, remotes and flashlights. Their capacity supports moderate to high drain applications within the expected discharge profile of Ni‑MH chemistry.

Suitable for

• Portable electronics such as wireless mice, keyboards and handheld radios
• TV and media remote controls
• Battery‑powered toys and hobby devices
• Flashlights, headlamps and emergency lighting
• Household gadgets like clocks, thermometers and kitchen scales

Key specifications

• Cell type: Nickel‑Metal Hydride (Ni‑MH)
• Size: AA (R6)
• Nominal voltage: 1.2 V per cell
• Rated capacity: 2600 mAh per cell
• Quantity in pack: 4 cells

How to use

Insert the AA cells into devices observing correct polarity markings. Use a charger designed for Ni‑MH batteries and follow the charger manufacturer’s instructions for charge current and duration. Allow fully discharged cells to cool before recharging and avoid charging damaged or leaking batteries. For best results, charge the cells before first use and recharge them when device performance indicates a low charge.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or sunlight. For maximum cycle life, avoid prolonged storage in a discharged state; recharge cells every few months if not in regular use. Do not mix these rechargeable cells with non‑rechargeable batteries or cells of different capacities or chemistries in the same device.