Nizn 1.6V Industrial Rechargeable Batteries 2500mwh

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Nizn 1.6V Industrial Rechargeable Batteries 2500mwh
Nizn 1.6V Industrial Rechargeable Batteries 2500mwh
Here are the facts! Discharge Rate comparisons
between alkaline waste battery, and the 1.6V High Drain CLDP Battery.
Comes ready for many favorite applications.
Zinc battery has a rated voltage of 1.6V,
an alkaline waste battery is 1.5V.
In the application field, zinc battery can perfectly cover dry battery applications, and the application field is wider.
Compared with the common rechargeable batteries on the market, nickel metal hydride (nimh) batteries have a
voltage of 1.2V, which is limited in many fields, especially in the scenarios requiring multiple dry batteries,
such as blood pressure meters and electric toys. Nimh batteries cannot be used or show
insufficient power.
The voltage of lithium battery is 3.2V/3.7V, which cannot be used in the field of dry battery. In order to
enter the civil market, a pressure drop plate should be added to the battery to reduce the voltage to 1.5V,
resulting in an increase in cost.
The products have passed the European Rosh certification and do not contain harmful metals.
The recycling value of the product is high,
and the recycling utilization rate reaches 90%
That Means that this battery has the exact same amount of nickel and zinc from the
Start of its life to its end.
The battery belongs to the water battery.
There is no risk of fire and explosion.
charging does not generate heat.
Lithium batteries belong to the oil battery.
so unlike the lithium battery,
Mechanical issues like breaking open or puncturing the battery will not occur.
Zinc battery has the characteristic of over - discharge resistance. In the household low-power environment,
batteries are easy to be put into the state of power deficit. Over-discharge of Ni-MH rechargeable batteries
will lead to irreversible capacity loss, which will cause great damage to the batteries, while zinc batteries
have little influence. In order to ensure that lithium batteries will not be released, they will bring their own
management board, which leads to the high price of the product itself and brings pressure to consumers.
Multiple cycles
The battery can reach 1200 cycles, the single use cost is low, the use of dry battery Becomes a frivolous and Pointless waste of money and resources.
The use temperature range of zinc battery is -4' to 158' Degrees Fahreneheit. , which is a good news for photography lovers in winter (if the photographer is shooting outside in winter.
High Discharge Capable Instantly with large 3C Discharge current
The instantaneous output power of zinc battery is high, most 1.5V lithium batteries cannot achieve the
instantaneous large current discharge this can.
Nickel metal hydride batteries can discharge instantly with large current, but the voltage is 25% lower than
zinc batteries, and the power rate is not as good as zinc batteries.
Low energy loss in large current discharge
In the future, household appliances will become more and more intelligent, and the demand for electricity will become greater, such as smart door locks and electric garbage cans. Dry batteries have a high energy loss in large current discharge, and their battery life will be greatly reduced. If dry batteries are used, they need to be replaced frequently, resulting in unnecessary waste of resources.
zinc battery can well meet the requirements of the future trend.
Combined with the above advantages.
Industrial Size AA / AAA Ni ZN Batteries with Micro USB High Speed Smart Charger.
Product Parameters
Chemistry : Ni Zn
Energy :          AA : 2500 mWh.
AAA: 900 mWh
Power: Ni Zn Charger Required.
(Smart Chargers are available with purchase in variations of listing)
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