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• 21 Feb, 2022

We all seem to have a great understanding of the distinctive features of alkaline batteries. However, understanding the balderdash written on these batteries can be cumbersome when it comes to our lithium and coin cell batteries. This guide will help you understand the inscriptions on these batteries - often a code that starts with two letters followed by three or four numbers. A perfect example is the CR2032 coin cells. The first two letters indicate the type and shape of the battery; in this case, lithium.

• 14 Jan, 2022

The lithium 12v battery was invented and introduced to the market as early as the 1970s and 1980s. They are a popular portable electrical power solution for various devices and vehicles such as motorhomes, caravans and boats. These batteries have made huge technological strides, overtaking the likes of similar power sources such as the conventional lead-acid battery. Energizer offers a 9v Lithium battery designed to outlast the rest, with the capability of performing sufficiently under harsh conditions from -40 degrees Celsius all the way up to 60 degrees Celsius.

• 07 Dec, 2021

The major advantage of having a solar battery charger at home is the instant, reliable access to electricity it provides. With solar batteries, you can charge your RV, scooter, power a car, or even carry out the task of charging your laptop or phone. Large solar systems are a great way to cut down drastically on electricity bills and live a nature-friendly life. Smaller kits such as solar battery lights can help light your home, camp, or caravan, utilising the sun's energy to provide constant power.

• 12 Nov, 2021

Recent times have seen the battle of alkaline vs rechargeable batteries become more intense. As the world clamours for an environmentally friendly solution to the 40 million alkaline batteries that are discarded annually, this article looks at the advantages each battery type has over the other. Factually speaking, none is a perfect alternative to the other at the moment. Rechargeable batteries have been painted as a more environmentally conscious choice, even though questions about the long-term environmental impact of disposing of them still linger.

• 18 Oct, 2021

You may have wondered about the difference between AAA and AA batteries. In some ways, they are very similar, apart from the obvious difference in size. They are both 1.5V batteries and have similar uses. So, AAA batteries vs AA, what's the difference? Being smaller the AAA battery may contain less charge than an AA battery, but the type of battery is also important. AAA batteries are used in many of the same types of appliances as AA batteries, but high-powered devices are more likely to use the larger AA batteries because a higher-charged battery will last longer before it needs to be replaced.