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Power2000
Includes four 2900 mAh AA and four 1000 mAh AAA NiMH cells with a universal 110/220 V charger that reaches full charge in three to six hours
The Power2000 XP875 kit includes four AA 2900mAh and four AAA 1000mAh NiMH rechargeable batteries with a universal 110/220V charger. It supplies ready-to-use power for baby monitors, toys and other nursery devices that rely on standard cylindrical cells.
The charger operates on 110/220V AC input and completes a charge cycle in 3-6 hours with independent channels for each battery. It supports both NiMH and NiCD chemistries but cannot charge lithium-ion or other battery types.
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Choose the 2900mAh AA cells for devices that take AA batteries and the 1000mAh AAA cells for devices that take AAA batteries; the kit includes four of each so you can equip both types.
A fully depleted AA or AAA NiMH cell will reach full capacity in roughly three to six hours, after which the charger switches to trickle mode to keep the batteries at peak readiness.
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