DURACELL
DURACELL MH-C801D charger with 8 AAA 900 mAh and 8 AA 2500 mAh batteries
Charges eight AA or AAA Ni-MH cells at up to 2000 mA and includes eight 2500 mAh AA plus eight 900 mAh AAA batteries ready for 400 recharge cycles
- Battery TypeAA & AAA Ni-MH
- Charges eight cells at once with the MH-C801D charger
- Ready-to-use AA cells deliver 2500 mAh capacity each
- Pre-charged AAA cells provide 900 mAh capacity each
- Rechargeable up to 400 times for long service life
- Works worldwide on 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz power
Complete charging kit
The Duracell MH-C801D package includes a Powerex eight-cell charger plus eight AAA cells rated at 900 mAh and eight AA cells rated at 2500 mAh. All batteries are nickel-metal hydride with a nominal 1.2 Volt output and arrive pre-charged for immediate use. The bundle suits households or offices that need a ready supply of both common sizes.
Capacity and cycle life
Each AA cell stores 2500 mAh while each AAA stores 900 mAh, giving useful runtime for high-drain devices such as flashlights or toys and lower-drain items like remote controls. The chemistry is rated for up to 400 recharge cycles with no memory effect, so partial top-ups do not reduce total capacity. Heavy daily use will exhaust the cells faster than occasional use.
Thermal and power behaviour
The charger accepts 100-240 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz and draws up to 1200 mA from the mains. During charging it delivers 2000 mA at 18 V DC to the cells and a maintenance trickle of 100 mA at 20 V DC. The unit runs from a standard wall outlet without an external power brick and operates silently with no moving parts.
Highlights
- Charges eight cells at once with the MH-C801D charger
- Ready-to-use AA cells deliver 2500 mAh capacity each
- Pre-charged AAA cells provide 900 mAh capacity each
- Rechargeable up to 400 times for long service life
- Works worldwide on 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz power
Specifications
| Battery Type | AA & AAA Ni-MH |
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Questions about this item
Will the MH-C801D charger work with older Ni-MH cells I already own?
The charger accepts AA and AAA Ni-MH cells and uses individual channel monitoring, so it can charge older batteries alongside the included ones as long as they are the same chemistry and size.
How can I verify the charger is operating correctly after I plug it in?
Each of the eight slots has its own LCD segment showing real-time voltage and current; when a cell reaches full charge the display switches to a maintenance indicator confirming proper operation.
Does the package include everything needed to start charging, or must I buy a power cord separately?
The box contains the MH-C801D charger with its integrated 100-240 V AC input, eight AAA 900 mAh batteries and eight AA 2500 mAh batteries — no extra cables or adapters are required.
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