Rechargeable Micro AAA NiMH Battery Voltcraft VC-16043045 1.2 V 1000 mAh — pack of 8

Voltcraft VC-16043045 are rechargeable Micro AAA (R03) NiMH batteries with a nominal voltage of 1.2 V and a capacity of 1000 mAh, supplied as an 8-piece pack. These cells are designed to replace single-use AAA batteries in a wide range of small electronic devices, providing repeated recharge cycles and consistent voltage output during discharge. The pack format is convenient for households, workshops, and service environments where multiple small batteries are needed simultaneously.

Advantages

Rechargeable chemistry reduces waste and lowers long-term cost compared to disposable alkaline cells. The NiMH design offers good energy density for AAA size, stable voltage under load and compatibility with standard NiMH chargers. Supplied as an 8-pack, these Micro AAA cells allow multiple devices to be powered at once or provide spare batteries ready for immediate replacement without downtime.

Suitable for

• TV and media remote controls
• Wireless sensors and smart home devices
• Children's toys and handheld electronic games
• Portable medical devices that accept AAA cells
• Flashlights, laser pointers and small tools

Key specifications

• Battery type: Nickel–metal hydride (NiMH)
• Cell size: Micro AAA (R03)
• Nominal voltage: 1.2 V
• Rated capacity: 1000 mAh
• Pack quantity: 8 cells
• Rechargeable: yes, multiple charge cycles

How to use

Insert the Micro AAA cells into compatible devices observing correct polarity markings. Charge the batteries before first use with a charger designed for NiMH AAA cells; follow the charger's instructions for charging current and time. Replace all cells in multi-cell devices at the same time to maintain balanced performance. Do not mix these rechargeable cells with disposable batteries or with cells of different capacities or chemistries in the same device.

Usage recommendations

Store batteries in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged storage in fully discharged state. Use a dedicated NiMH charger with appropriate charge termination to maximize cycle life. For long-term storage, keep cells at approximately 40–60% charge and recharge every few months. Dispose of batteries according to local regulations for rechargeable batteries.